Easter for Those Pilgrims with sweet tooth

Have you got a craving for sweet foods? Then, Easter is your time for the Camino de Santiago. The Holy week or Easter is coming next week and this traditional festivity fills the Spanish tables with plenty of sweets and treats.  Most of these recipes are deep-rooted in Spanish and Galician traditions. Restaurants , bakeries, […]

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Packing List for your spring Camino

Are you ready to walk your Camino in spring season? Spring can bring erratic weather behavior. After the winter break many albergues and hostels re-open to welcome pilgrims again so some months (mainly May and June) may start to get busier on the Camino Frances and Portuguese. The weather and landscape on the Camino de […]

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How about walking in February

If your intention is walking the Camino in February, you should take into account some facts which are characteristic of this time of year. So I suggest you should focus on some aspects which can be positive or negative depending on your personal way of doing the Camino. Firstly, the weather is not the ideal […]

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Is the Camino of Santiago breaking records?

According to the pilgrim´s office, more and more pilgrims are walking the Camino every year. The Pilgrim´s office provides the official data about the Camino and here you can check the influx data year by year or even month by month, the nationality of the pilgrims, the most popular routes and also, the starting points […]

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It is January, why don´t you plan your next Camino?

Although everybody knows Camino Francés or French way, maybe you need to know about other Caminos and figure out which one is the most suitable for you. Each Camino has got different features and charms. You had better know a little about them before choosing which one is your next Camino. Here you have some […]

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Some details that make Christmas different in Spain

Christmas is an admired and festive celebration which Christians enjoy all over the world and it is even celebrated in many countries where Christianity is not the religion of the majority of people. Christmas trees are a popular decoration as are tiny sparkling lights in the streets and houses. However, this festivity is celebrated differently […]

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What is Christmas like on the Camino?

Are you planning your Camino at Christmas? Maybe you should take some advice into account if you have taken such an unusual decision. Christmas is not high season on the Camino owing to the bad weather and to  holidays so  much private accommodation are likely to be closed  althought there is usually some places open, […]

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Pilgrim´s menu, what should you know about it?

More and more restaurants on the Camino have the so-called “Menú del Peregrino” or Pilgrim´s menu, and they offer discounts if you show your credential. Although, there are hostels which have a kitchen so there is also the chance of buying some food at the local groceries and supermarkets and cooking it. Some pilgrims make […]

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The Camino and your dog. Would you like to walk the Camino with your dog?

More and more pilgrims would like to enjoy the Camino with their best friends: their pets. If you are one of them, here you have some information that can be really useful for you. First, you should know that it is not still possible to stay in the public hostels (albergues) with your pet. However, […]

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Are you walking solo or in a tour group?

Both walking solo and in a tour group are perfect choices to do your Camino de Santiago but which one is the best for you?  Before  you decide what to do, it´s important  to wonder about: What´s your walking style? Would you prefer solitude and contemplation or stopping to take lots of photos to record your journey?  Or do you usually […]

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