The Jacobean Holy Year 2027 is a unique opportunity to walk the Camino de Santiago, with increased demand, spiritual meaning, and richer experiences. Planning ahead is essential to secure availability and fully enjoy this special pilgrimage....
Pilgrims from different countries share the emotions, challenges and achievements they experienced on the Coastal and Seaside Way to Santiago de Compostela, revealing how this journey transforms, inspires and leaves unforgettable memories with every step along the way....
The Portuguese Coastal Way and the Litoral Way offer distinct experiences on the Camino de Santiago. While one favours tradition and structure, the other stands out for its closeness to the sea and striking coastal scenery....
“Ultreia et Suseia” are Latin-origin words with a special connection for all pilgrims who walk the Camino de Santiago. This expression carries a long tradition of strength and encouragement....
The staff or walking stick, used by many pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, symbolises support and faith. There are more traditional models (staffs) and more modern ones (walking sticks). In this article, we explore the symbolism and importance of...
Discover 8 enchanting destinations near the Camino de Santiago – from coastal sanctuaries to vineyard valleys. Whether you’re seeking nature, culture or tranquillity, explore what lies beyond the Way. Authentic, unforgettable places in Northern Portugal and Galicia await....
The Camino de Santiago is much more than just a pilgrimage. It’s a journeyt of self-discovery, personal growth, connection with nature, and reflection. For many women, embarking on this transformative experience is a true challenge....
The history of the Camino de Santiago begins between the years 820 and 830. Alfonso II, King of Asturias, is the first known pilgrim to undertake this journey, but many kings, saints, artists, and clergy figures have passed...
There are more than enough reasons to visit the oldest Portuguese town. Choose from its museums or rich history and don’t forget the local cuisine and the lagoons just outside Ponte de Lima. Besides, this town is also one of the...
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...