Walking the Camino Portugues Route: Should You Walk Inland or Along the Coast?

Camino Portugues Route Dilemma: Inland or Coastal Route? Many walkers face the same question: should I take the Camino Portugues route inland or follow the coast? The Camino Portugues actually offers two main routes: one through the inland countryside and one along the coast. And these two paths are very different experiences. The two routes split [...]
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The Benefits of Organized Camino Trips

If you’re reading this blog, chances are you’re interested in organized Camino trips and in walking the Camino de Santiago without last-minute surprises or stress. What You Should Know About Organized Camino Trips The Camino to Santiago de Compostela includes many different routes. You’ll pass through countless towns, each offering a variety of accommodations and [...]
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Camino in group: why do so many pilgrims walk together?

A Camino in group is one of the best ways to experience this exciting adventure together with like-minded people. Want to know why? Then read on! Please note: our guided group tours are currently only available in Dutch. 3 reasons to walk the Camino in a group "More is better" is one of those assumptions [...]
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10 Camino Rules We Walk by

Some things on the Camino are universal: the sound of footsteps on gravel, the relief of shade, the shared smiles with strangers. But beyond the scenery and stories, there’s also a way of walking, both literally and figuratively, which makes the Camino something more than just a long-distance hike. Over time and many kilometers, we've [...]
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Discover the Wild North of Menorca in 5 Days: Nature, Trails, and Hidden Spots on the Camí de Cavalls

We’ve been in love with Menorca's Camí de Cavalls for years, especially the route of the Camí de Cavalls Menorca North. This small Balearic island, located between Mallorca and mainland Spain, has a special kind of magic: turquoise coves, peaceful trails, and a quiet, natural charm that’s becoming rare in the Mediterranean. Over time, we’ve [...]
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