Camino Inglés Starting Points

Discover the two Camino Inglés starting points: Which one fits your style?

If you are researching Camino Inglés starting points, you have probably noticed something slightly confusing. The Camino Inglés has two different starting points: Ferrol and A Coruña. Both lead to Santiago de Compostela, both are recognised routes, and both offer a beautiful Galician experience. Yet they are not the same in distance and atmosphere, and [...]
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Walking Holiday In Spain

Looking for a different kind of holiday? Try a walking holiday in Spain

Imagine a road trip–like holiday, but instead of taking a car or campervan, and instead of travelling by bus or train, you walk from point to point and from town to town. You decided to go to one of the most beautiful countries on Earth: you are taking a walking holiday in Spain. As people [...]
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Is Walking Healthy? Yes! Here Are 5 Reasons Why Walking Is Good For You.

Is walking healthy? Here are 5 reasons why it really is

On the beach, in the forest, in the park… more and more people have rediscovered walking over the past year and are asking the same simple question: is walking healthy? Some enjoy longer hikes, others simply walk around their neighbourhood – whatever suits you best. Walking together also makes it a pleasant social activity. But [...]
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Santiago De Compostela Cathedral

Santiago de Compostela Cathedral: History, highlights and the Pilgrims’ Mass

Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, for many pilgrims, is the emotional and symbolic end point of weeks of walking. Every step on the Camino de Santiago builds anticipation for the moment when you finally lay eyes on this remarkable building, often after hundreds of kilometres spent in some well deserved, thoroughly dusty boots! It is therefore [...]
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New Rules For Obtaining The Compostela On The Camino De Santiago

New rules for obtaining the Compostela on the Camino de Santiago

The Compostela is the official certificate issued by the Pilgrims’ Office in Santiago de Compostela, confirming that you have completed a pilgrimage to the city of Santiago. The certificate is written in Latin and includes your name, making it a meaningful keepsake of your journey. In this article, you can read about the most recent [...]
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