We took off on our short Camino trip in the colorful month of October. Our trip took us from the picture perfect town of Porto, along the coast to finish in beautiful Baiona. My mission was to discover the fruit

We have built a community platform for Camino lovers to share their most loved Camino memories when walking the Camino de Santiago routes. The Camino is a special journey full of hope and inspiration. We know that many people walk

This year, the Camino de Santiago celebrates 30 years since becoming the first Cultural Route by the Council of Europe. It is quite a privilege, as this accolade recognises the important role of the Camino through history, as route of

Many of you will be familiar with the ‘Compostela’, the pilgrim certificate you can obtain from the Pilgrims Office in Santiago de Compostela if you have walked a minimum of 100kms of the Camino to the city or cycled at

‘Parador’ is the name given in Spain to luxury hotels managed by a state-run company and usually located in buildings of historic importance such as fortresses, monasteries and castles; but also new buildings set in nature reserves and areas of

I packed my rain jacket, scarf, gloves, sunglasses and suncream and checked the weather for the last time before heading for the airport. I was heading to meet my colleagues Ana, Sophie and Ciara for three days cycling along the

Thousands of people of all ages, nationalities and backgrounds walk (or cycle!) the Camino de Santiago each year. Over 278,000 pilgrims received their Compostela certificate in Santiago in 2016 alone. Whether they walked a whole month from Saint Jean or

O Magosto is Galicia’s classic Autumn festival, welcoming the winter season and dedicated to one product: the chestnut. If you are travelling to Santiago de Compostela or along the Camino de Santiago in late October and November you are quite

Each year in March the world comes together to celebrate women for International Women’s Day and each year we put together three women-only Camino guided tours. Whether you are a seasoned female adventurer or it is your first time embarking

As an exercise of made up statistics, I would guesstimate that nearly 99% of pilgrims and visitors to Santiago get a picture taken with the colourful statue of As Marias in the Alameda Park. Hands up? If you haven’t been to