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Walking & Hiking Tours in Japan: Pilgrimage-Style Adventures

When people hear the word “pilgrimage,” they often picture the Camino de Santiago or the ancient routes of Portugal and Italy. Yet Japan also has a remarkable pilgrimage tradition, with...

Escape the Everyday: How the Camino Helps You Unplug from Modern Life

Modern life can feel like a constant stream of notifications, deadlines, and background noise. Even when we have a moment to ourselves, it’s tempting to reach for a screen, scroll,...

Meet the Pilgrims: Incredible Stories from the Camino Trail

The crunch of boots on gravel, the thud of a walking stick on the turf, the scent of eucalyptus or topped lavender drifting through the morning air – these are...
Portrait of a happy couple following trail along grassy mountain ridge and having fun together while walking a Camino

Taking It Slow: Why the Camino is Perfect for Relaxed, Gentle-Paced Journeys

Want to take the Camino at a slower pace? Read the Walk the Camino blog about why the Camino is perfect for relaxed, gentle-paced journeys!
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A Short History of the Camino de Santiago

Dive into the rich history of the Camino de Santiago and discover how Walk the Camino crafts personalized journeys on this timeless pilgrimage route.

The Wines of La Rioja

As you wind your way through this fairytale landscape, you encounter vineyards on quiet, country roads.

Foods to Try on the Camino de Santiago

Join Walk the Camino as we explore some of the most delicious dishes you can sample while walking the Camino de Santiago. Learn more…

Solo, but Never Alone – What It’s Like to Take on the Camino by Yourself

Thinking of walking the Camino alone? Discover why solo pilgrims are never truly alone on the Camino de Santiago and how walking solo can lead to freedom and unforgettable friendships.

How Strenuous is the Camino de Santiago?

Join Walk the Camino for our blog on how difficult it is to walk the Camino de Santiago and how to prepare. Read more…

Walking the Camino Turns Strangers into Lifelong Friends

Walking the Camino de Santiago often turns strangers into lifelong friends through shared challenges, quiet conversations, and simple moments that leave a lasting mark.

Portugal’s Coastal Camino

The 21st-century revitalisation of the Camino de Santiago has led to the restoration of Portugal's wonderful coastal path.

The Barcelos Cockerel

The story goes that a Gallego (a man from Galicia), was passing through Barcelos on the pilgrim road to Santiago de Compostela.
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