At CaminoWays.com we are thrilled to introduce a wonderful new Camino route available for pilgrims in 2019: the Sea of Arousa Camino walk and boat, which is also known as Camino Espiritual or Translatio. The Sea of Arousa Camino Espiritual

Traditionally, Camino pilgrims used to start their journey from their own homes and various Camino de Santiago routes developed over time crossing most of Europe. The so called Camino Ingles, or English Camino, was the route preferred by British and Irish

The days at the desk are long and daydreaming about the next getaway gets you through the toughest Monday. We’ve all been there. If you are sharing that feeling and, in addition are showing the following symptoms, we can accurately

Semana Santa (Holy Week) or Easter in Spain, is one of the most important festivals of the religious calendar. When does Semana Santa take place? Easter in Spain generally starts on Palm Sunday and finishes on Easter Sunday, hence the

If you’ve never taken a trip with your mom, than walking the Camino may just be the perfect escape. You might remember going on trips with your parents when you were younger. I certainly recall Mom sitting by the side

Lugo is one of the main cities along the Camino Primitivo, the oldest Camino de Santiago route, and a must-see on your visit to Galicia. If you are walking the Camino Frances from Sarria and making your way by public

The Finisterre Camino has had a magical appeal for pilgrims since medieval times. Having arrived in Santiago after walking for many weeks across Europe, they would continue their journey on to Cape Fisterra, believed to be the last place on

Every year we join in the celebrations around the world to mark International Women’s Day on March 8th. This year we are offering €50 OFF our Women-Only Camino guided tours to mark this special day. Use the code WOMENSDAY19 to get

Also known as Antroido, Entroido or Carnaval; Carnival is one of the best loved festivals in Galicia and across Spain, by people of all ages; and a great time to experience a very different and colourful side of the Camino

The town of Betanzos on the Camino Ingles celebrated 800 years of history this month. To mark this impressive anniversary we share our top things to do in Betanzos, one of the former capitals of the Old Kingdom of Galicia