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 itineraries – 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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Go walking Menorca: 4 reasons you have to!

Imagine stepping into a world where serene beaches, untouched landscapes, and a rich tapestry of culture and history blend seamlessly together. This is what going walking Menorca offers—an adventure that transcends the ordinary. While the idea of traveling to this majestic island might seem distant at the moment, it's the perfect time to dream and [...]
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Discover Basque Country food during Camino del Norte!

The Basque Country is almost 21,000 km², about 3 million people live there and a quarter of the total population speaks Basque or Euskara. Even if you speak a nice word of Spanish, there is really nothing to do with Euskara, they are completely two different languages, Spanish being of lating origins, while Euskara doen't [...]
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Why Camino de Santiago Routes Are More Popular Than Ever

Every year, more people from around the world choose to walk the Camino de Santiago routes. Some are drawn by the history, others by the natural landscapes or the simplicity of life on the trail. For many, it’s a mix of personal challenge, cultural curiosity and a desire to disconnect from the fast pace of [...]
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