In order to receive a Compostela certificate or the Certificate of Distance issued by the Pilgrims Office in Santiago, pilgrims must walk at least the last 100kms of any Camino route or cycle at least the last 200kms. You can

The CaminoWays.com group tours department picks six fantastic walking routes for groups looking to embark on a memorable adventure. Our groups department specialises in creating tours for groups of all sizes, including fundraising teams for charities, walking clubs, parishes, schools

Your spiritual journey can begin long before you begin walking the Camino de Santiago with a great travel book. There are a number of well written Camino books, entertaining movies and blog posts to get you in the mood for

The Camino de Santiago routes are everyone’s heritage and they should be preserved and looked after by us all, pilgrims, visitors and locals alike. Writing graffiti, leaving personal mementos along the trails and many other customs that might seem harmless

When you meet a local in Viveiro and you tell him/her it is your first time in the area, their first question is quite likely to be: “Do you like it?”, followed by an automatic self-response: “It’s beautiful, isn’t it?”.

Do you have wireless? Is there a password? Excuse me while I post on Facebook, comment on Twitter, edit my Instagram snaps, share a LinkedIn update and remove myself from the real world. Instead of asking ourselves how will we

Camino fans and walking enthusiasts should pack their shoes and register for the fun packed Kerry Camino Festival 2018. Join the CaminoWays.com team as we support the Kerry Camino team in Tralee hosting this wonderful three-day walking festival. This unique

Where is the start of the Camino de Santiago? is a very common question we get here at CaminoWays.com. Many people talk about ‘the Camino‘ but there are many ways and many Caminos, all leading to one place: Santiago de

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

So we are all familiar with the delicious tapas that can be found throughout Spain and now adopted throughout the world but have you ever heard of Petiscos? Today we are going to talk about this little known slice of