A unique Holy Year Has Camino de Santiago been on your bucket list? For the first time ever, the Pope has announced the extension of this Holy Year throughout 2022. This is the first time when the Jubilee will last for...
You probably can’t wait to put on your walking boots or cycling gear and set off on a new adventure, far from the crowds and noise of big cities....
For many people, walking the Camino de Santiago is a life changing experience and doing so in a year of Jacobeo will, naturally, bear even more significance....
The time has come to make peace with life in the open air, to resume the habit of hiking and, above all, to refresh our state of mind!...
When walking the Portuguese Central Camino de Santiago both Valença do Minho and Tui are among the cities that pilgrims will have to go through, with Valença being one of the recommended cities for rest days. What’s so special about these...
Completing the Portuguese Camino de Santiago is an unforgettable experience and a special occasion whenever you do it but even more so in 2021 as it’s a Holy Year.
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Using a local company to arrange your walking holiday can make all the difference to your experience....
When thinking of walking the Camino de Santiago it’s important to plan ahead. For many people the Camino is among the most important experiences of their lifetime and, of course, that experience should be as close to perfect as possible.
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While the Douro is most famous for its port wines, Favaios is one of only two places in Portugal where a different fortified wine called moscatel is produced....
Although in the Portuguese Central Camino you'll find more ups and downs putting an extra strain on your legs, the truth is the Portuguese Coastal Camino includes less shades and the possibility of cold winds from the north / northwest....