Walking or cycling the Camino de Santiago could be one of the more challenging undertakings in your life. For some, the physical task might seem overwhelming during the planning stages of the trip; for others, the spiritual and mental challenges surprise them when they’re on the Way. No matter what kind of shape you’re in (physically, mentally, or...Read More

Every traveler comes to the Camino de Santiago for their own personal reasons, but those walking the Camino inevitably share a focus to strip away the clutter of life in order to better see the inner self.  In that process, consciously utilizing the healing power of music and nature while you walk or bike the Way...Read More

The Camino de Santiago is a special journey that means something different to everyone. Some people go for the adventure and exercise. Some people do it to disconnect from things that don’t serve them and reconnect with what’s important. Others go with an open heart, hoping to find something new – whether that’s in the form of...Read More

Imagine a day like this: You wake up when you want to, feeling refreshed and ready to go. You smile and talk with your companions before walking outside to notice the pleasant breeze on your skin, the sunshine on your face, and the sweet fragrance of the flowers that rise to meet your nose. Having some...Read More

Are you contemplating going with kids on Camino de Santiago but dreading a meltdown that may happen when they realize it requires being outdoors all day?  Does the idea of six days without their electronic device strike fear and terror into your child’s heart? Take a deep breath, because we promise you, that with some careful...Read More

Pilgrims faithfully walk the Camino de Santiago (The Way of St. James or Saint James’ Way) to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia every year. The city’s Christian heritage is well documented. Yet, its unique pre-Christian Celtic and Roman history is less familiar to visitors. Various sites in Galicia Spain remind us of the...Read More

If you love adventure, and you love cycling, than cycling the Camino de Santiago is perfect for you. Cycling is not only incredibly healthy, but you’ll be able to see so much of the Camino’s beautiful countryside. There’s plenty of variety, with paved paths, dirt paths and country trails that wind through the country, giving a...Read More

In the Middle Ages, pilgrimage along Camino de Santiago or Way of Saint James was recognized as one of the three most significant pilgrimages for believers of Christian faith, along with the journeys to Rome and Jerusalem. Pilgrims arrived to the Cathedral in Santiago to pay their respects at the tomb of Saint James or Santo Iago...Read More