What you need to know about the Camino Portuguese

The Camino Portuguese is one of the most popular routes among pilgrims. The medium to low level of difficulty, the good connections - especially with Porto and Lisbon - and a network of good accommodations help thousands of pilgrims walk this Camino to Santiago de Compostela every year. The Camino Portuguese routes – or Caminho [...]
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10 Things to See in Santiago de Compostela

After a journey of many miles, the spires of Santiago de Compostela's grand cathedral greet you, signaling the end of a profound pilgrimage. Walking or cycling the Camino has been a meditative blend of challenge and beauty, with every step drawing you nearer to this culminating moment. As the city unfolds before you, rich with [...]
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Engaging a Camino specialist? 5 reasons why.

When you plan to walk or cycle a Camino de Santiago, you obviously want to be well advised and feel carefree. Of course, you can also arrange everything yourself. But where do you start? How do you do this the right way? And how do you make yourself understandable in Spanish? Many pilgrims do not […]

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How does your pilgrim pass work? 4 important symbols and documents

When you think of the Camino de Santiago, paperwork is generally not the first thing that comes to mind. Yet it is precisely documents like the Credencial, or pilgrim’s pass, and the Compostela that are an essential part of this pilgrimage. As you prepare for your Camino to Santiago de Compostela, it is therefore important […]

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Santiago de Compostela route counts 200.00e pilgrim

In a year marked by hope and renewal, the Santiago de Compostela route has welcomed its 200,000th pilgrim—a record-setting figure that heralds the enduring appeal of this storied pilgrimage. On Sunday 24 July, the Oficina del Peregrino placed the 200 thousandth seal this year. On the cusp of a post-pandemic world, the ancient Camino paths […]

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