Things you need to know about the Camino Spiritual route

The camino spiritual route, a variant of the Camino Portugues, starts in Pontevedra, Spain and runs through the beautiful region of O Salnés. This is a nice alternative for hikers who want to enjoy not only beautiful landscapes, but also local history. Pilgrims can even travel by sea to recreate the journey of the remains [...]
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Yellow arrow, the sign of the Camino de Santiago

The yellow arrow as a sign of the Camino de Santiago. The mythical yellow arrow is the indisputable symbol of the Camino de Santiago. You will encounter them at every intersection during your pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. The yellow arrow is the only and official marking of the different routes of the Camino to [...]
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5 reasons to walk the Camino Ingles route

The Camino Ingles route, a lesser-known yet historically significant path, stands as a testament to the centuries-old tradition of pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Originating from the British Isles, this route was a vital link for English-speaking pilgrims journeying to the revered site. Not just limited to the spiritual seekers from England, the route also [...]
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What is the Camino de Santiago de Compostela?

The Camino de Santiago, better known in Dutch as 'the road to Santiago de Compostela' or the 'Saint James route', is one of the oldest pilgrimage routes in the world. Also known as the 'Way of St James in English, or Peregrinatio Compostellana in Latin, the camino de Santiago de Compostela has a rich historical [...]
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10 tips for walking the camino by yourself

The Camino de Santiago, a journey steeped in history and spirituality, invites people of all ages and backgrounds to discover its paths. Whether you're a young adventurer or someone in their golden years, this pilgrimage adapts to your style and pace. Options abound: from cycling through rolling hills, horseback riding across rustic landscapes, to navigating [...]
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