Camino Primitivo: How to walk from Oviedo to Santiago

The Camino Primitivo covers around 316 km from Oviedo to Santiago de Compostela, with most walkers taking 13 to 14 stages. Asturias is where you’ll feel most of the climbing,...

peregrino con mochila y bastón contemplando la catedral de santiago de compostela durante el camino de santiago

Camino de Santiago: Complete Guide to Planning Your Trip

Walking the Camino de Santiago begins with a few decisions: which route to take, where to start, how many days to walk and how to organise the trip. And there...

How to Get to Tui to Start the Camino Portugues

Tui, in the south of the province of Pontevedra, is one of the main starting points of the Camino Portugués. In 2026, it remains the second most popular starting point...

Camino del Norte Stages: Route, Distances & Map

All the Stages of the Camino del Norte The Camino del Norte is one of the most spectacular Camino de Santiago routes thanks to its combination of coastline, mountains and...

Xacobeo 2027: Complete Guide to the Holy Year of Santiago

Xacobeo 2027 will be one of the most important events on the Camino de Santiago over the coming decade. Thousands of pilgrims will travel to Galicia to experience the Holy...

Complete Guide to the Camino de Santiago from Baiona

Everything You Need to Know Before You Start Walking the Camino Portugués Coastal Route from Baiona is one of the most popular ways to complete the Camino de Santiago in...

Camino de Santiago Essentials: The Basics You Shouldn’t Leave Behind

Pack your backpack with what really matters Preparing for the Camino de Santiago involves making many decisions, but there is one that every pilgrim shares before setting off: making sure...

How to Get to Sarria to Start the Camino de Santiago

Everything You Need to Know About Getting to Sarria Sarria is the most popular starting point of the Camino Francés and the place chosen by thousands of pilgrims every year...

Camino de Santiago Pilgrim Passport: What It Is, Where to Get It and How It Works

Everything you need to know about the Pilgrim Passport The Camino de Santiago Pilgrim Passport, also known as the Pilgrim Passport, is the document that certifies your pilgrimage and accompanies...

How to Get from Pamplona to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port

Everything You Need to Know Before You Travel If you’re planning to start the Camino Francés from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, you’ll most likely arrive in Pamplona first, one of the main gateways...

Camino del Norte Guide: stages, difficulty and tips

The Wildest and Most Spectacular Camino de Santiago Route The Camino del Norte is one of the most breathtaking routes of the Camino de Santiago. Covering more than 800 kilometres,...

Stages of the Camino Francés from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago

Everything You Need to Know Before Starting the Camino Francés If you’re thinking about walking the Camino Francés from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago, this guide will help you understand what the...

Where to Stay on the Camino Frances from Sarria: A Stage-by-Stage Guide

How to Choose the Right Accommodation to Rest Better and Enjoy the Camino from Sarria After walking for hours, a good night’s rest can completely transform your Camino experience. Choosing...

Camino de Santiago Luggage Transfer: How It Works, Costs and Tips

Everything You Need to Know About Luggage Transfer on the Camino de Santiago Walking the Camino de Santiago is not about carrying unnecessary weight. It’s about walking, enjoying the scenery,...

Is the Camino de Santiago Safe? Safety, Common Risks and How to Prevent Them

What you should know before walking the Camino de Santiago alone, as a couple or for the first time If you’re planning your trip, it’s perfectly normal to wonder: is...

Camino Portuguese Coastal Route Stages: Distances, Difficulty and Planning

Complete itinerary from Porto to Santiago (plus the shorter option from Baiona) If you’re looking for a truly useful guide to the stages of the Camino Portuguese Coastal Route, you’re...

Best Time to Walk the Camino Francés from Sarria

How the experience changes depending on the weather, crowds and the type of trip you’re looking for Choosing the best time to walk the Camino Francés from Sarria depends largely...

dos peregrinos caminando junto a una iglesia de piedra en el camino portugués de la costa

Camino Portugués from Tui: Complete Guide

Everything you need to know about the Camino de Santiago starting in Tui The Camino Portugués from Tui is one of the most popular routes for those who want to do...

Camino de Santiago solo or with company: which option is best for you?

Two ways to experience the Camino de Santiago One of the most common questions when planning this experience is whether to walk the Camino de Santiago alone or with company....

Stages on the Camino Ingles: Walking through rural Galicia

Camino Inglés: A Rural Camino Route The stages of the Camino Inglés are an excellent option for those looking for a short, well-marked Camino de Santiago route filled with beautiful...

How to Plan your Camino de Santiago Step by Step

How to start planning the Camino de Santiago? Planning your Camino de Santiago may seem overwhelming at first, but with the right steps it becomes a simple and exciting process....

Camino de Santiago from Sarria or Tui: which to choose in 2026

Two routes, two experiences: how to choose your ideal Camino If you are hesitating between doing the Camino de Santiago from Sarria or Tui, you are not the only person....

Difficulty of the Camino del Norte: what you need to know before you go

Camino del Norte: a challenging yet accessible route The Camino del Norte is one of the most spectacular routes of the Camino de Santiago, but also one of the ones...

Camino Portugués from Tui: Stages, Distance and Route to Santiago

What is the Camino Portugués from Tui route like and how is it organised? The stretch of the Camino Portugués from Tui is one of the most popular options for those...

Camino de Santiago for Beginners: Essential Tips

Everything you need to know before your first Camino If you are looking for Camino de Santiago tips for beginners, this guide will help you prepare for your first pilgrimage...

Camino Francés from Sarria: Complete Guide

Everything you need to know about the Camino de Santiago starting in Sarria If you’re thinking about walking the Camino de Santiago for the first time, the French Way from...

Santiago Ways Reviews: Real Feedback from Our Customers

The trust of thousands of pilgrims worldwide More than 200,000 pilgrims from all over the world have already trusted Santiago Ways to organise their Camino de Santiago. Our customer reviews...

How much does it cost to do the Camino de Santiago from Sarria?

The cost of walking the Camino from Sarria explained Doing the Camino de Santiago from Sarria is one of the most chosen options for those who want to experience the...

Map of the Camino de Santiago and its different routes

Route map of the Camino de Santiago The map of the Camino de Santiago encompasses a set of routes that run throughout Europe to make their way to Spain, until...

Organised Camino de Santiago or DIY: Differences, Benefits and How to Choose

How to decide between an organised Camino and doing it on your own Many pilgrims ask themselves the same question before starting: is it worth doing the Camino de Santiago...

What to Pack for the Camino de Santiago: 2026 Checklist

Everything you really need for the Camino — without carrying too much weight One of the first questions people ask when planning a pilgrimage route is what to pack for...

Camino Portugués or Camino Frances: Which One Should You Choose?

Two very different ways to experience the Camino de Santiago The Camino Francés and the Camino Portugués are the two most popular Camino de Santiago routes, but the experience they...

Running the Camino de Santiago: Complete Guide

Everything you need to know about running the Camino Running the Camino de Santiago is a completely different way to experience the route. It combines trail running, multi-day endurance, and...

Which Camino de Santiago Should You Choose in 2026?

Which route on the Camino de Santiago suits you best? Choosing which Camino de Santiago to walk does not have a single answer. The best route for you depends on...

tres peregrinos caminando por un sendero rural del camino francés desde sarria hacia santiago

Stages of the Camino Francés from Sarria: complete route to Santiago

How the stages of the Camino from Sarria are organised The Camino Francés from Sarria is the most popular option for pilgrims who want to walk the Camino de Santiago...

botas de senderismo sobre un sendero forestal utilizadas para caminar el camino de santiago

What Footwear to Wear on the Camino de Santiago (2026)

How to Choose the Best Shoes or Boots Based on the Route, Season and Your Walking Style Choosing the right footwear for the Camino de Santiago can completely shape your...

Camino de Santiago for seniors: best routes, tips and how to do it comfortably

The Way of St. James for seniors is today one of the most chosen options for people who want to live this experience with calm, comfort and good organization. There...

Clothing for the Camino de Santiago: seasons of the year

Clothing for the Camino de Santiago One of the most common questions that pilgrims ask themselves when preparing their trip to Compostela is what clothes to wear when doing the...

Accommodation on the Camino de Santiago: refuges, hostels and hotels

How to Choose the Best Accommodation on the Camino de Santiago Choosing the right accommodation on the Camino de Santiago can make a significant difference to your experience as a...

History of St. James the Apostle

The life of Santiago the Apostle The life of Santiago the Apostle is strongly linked to both the history of the Camino de Santiago and the history of Santiago de...

Do you need to ne fit to walk the Camino de Santiago?

The short answer: probably less than you think Let’s be honest: if you’ve made it this far, you’ve probably spent days wondering whether you’ll really be able to walk the...

Camino de Santiago and knees: how to avoid injuries with good planning

Why knees suffer on the Camino de Santiago Fear of injuring your knees is a major concern for those planning to do the Camino de Santiago, especially if you have...

Camino de Santiago for Women: How to Do It Alone and Safely

Doing the Camino de Santiago Alone: An Increasingly Common Experience Each year, thousands of women decide to do the Camino de Santiago alone. Some do it as a personal challenge,...

Primitive Way: the original route from Oviedo

The Camino Primitivo from Oviedo is not usually the first choice of the novice pilgrim, and that is precisely what makes it special. While others are looking for quick stamps...

Camino Portugués Central or Coastal Route: Which one Should you choose?

The most important differences between both routes If you’re planning to walk the Camino Portugués from Porto, you’ve probably come across one of the most common questions among pilgrims: Camino...

Tips to do the Camino de santiago by Bike

Doing the Camino de Santiago by bike is becoming more and more common and it is not surprising considering that lovers of cycling in different modalities can find in the...

Camino de Santiago VIP: luxury pilgrimage sleeping in hotels

Doing the Camino de Santiago organized in luxury Doing the Camino de Santiago VIP, staying in luxury hotels and having high standing services that allow you to enjoy the experience...

Where to eat in Santiago de Compostela cheaply and well

The best restaurants in Santiago de Compostela If you are planning to do the Camino de Santiago and you are wondering where to eat in Santiago de Compostela you have...

Ruta de la Lana: From Valencia or Alicante

Ruta de la Lana Camino de Santiago La Ruta de la Lana, also known as the Camino de Santiago de la Lana, is the section that departs from the cities...

Camino de Santiago Aragones: Stages

Camino Aragonés The Camino de Santiago Aragones or Camino Castellano Aragones is the route that departs from Somport, a mountain pass located on the Pyrenean border between Spain and France....

Camino de Levante: a route from Valencia

Camino de Santiago de Levante The Camino de Levante is the set of stages on the pilgrim route that starts from Valencia to Santiago de Compostela, crossing the Iberian Peninsula...

Camino del Ebro

Camino de Santiago del Ebro The Camino del Ebro are the stages on the Camino de Santiago that run along the course of the River Ebro, the second longest in...

Where the Camino de Santiago starts

Where the original Camino de Santiago starts There is a wide network of pilgrim routes leading to the Cathedral of Compostela, but many wonder where the Camino de Santiago officially...

Camino de Santiago from Valladolid: Choose your route

Camino Santiago Valladolid To do the Camino de Santiago route from Valladolid, you can follow one of the following routes: the Camino de Madrid, the Camino del Sureste or the...

Camino del Sureste: a route from Alicante

Camino del Sureste The Camino del Sureste is the pilgrim route that departs from Alicante to Santiago de Compostela, crossing the Iberian Peninsula from southeast to northwest. Therefore, we are...

Doing the Camino de Santiago is slimming

How to lose weight on the Camino de Santiago There are pilgrims who, among the different reasons they find to travel on one of the routes on the Camino de...

Doing the Camino de Santiago pregnant

Is it advisable to do the Camino de Santiago while pregnant? Some women plan to do the Camino de Santiago when they receive the news that they are expecting a...

Camino de Santiago for young people

Why you should do the Camino de Santiago while young At Santiago Ways we love to hear that more and more young people are encouraged to do the Camino de...

Camino de Santiago reservations: do I need to make them?

Do you have to reserve on the Camino de Santiago? The first thing to clarify when talking about the reservations on the Camino de Santiago is that access to the...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in sections: the magic is on the Camino

The Camino de Santiago can be done in sections There are many pilgrims who do complete routes of the Camino de Santiago in sections. While this was not the norm...

Camino De Santiago Agencies: which is the Best?

Agencies specialized in organizing on the Camino de Santiago In this blog post we want to talk to you about the extensive range of agencies que offer trips on the...

Camino de Santiago with one or two walking sticks

Using 1 or 2 poles on the Camino de Santiago There are many pilgrims who come to us to ask if it is better to take one or two sticks...

Camino de Santiago in 2021

Doing the Camino de Santiago in 2021 There are many pilgrims who are clear that in 2021 they will do the Camino de Santiago to live the Holy Year. The...

Road to Santiago in 2020

Doing the Camino de Santiago in 2020 A new year begins and with it, 365 opportunities to take a leap and do the Camino de Santiago in 2020. As the...

What’s the weather like on the Camino de Santiago?

Climate on the Camino de Santiago The weather and climate on the Camino de Santiago varies considerably between one month and another; and temperatures can be very different between routes....

Camino de Santiago for men

Men on the Camino de Santiago In this article from our blog of the Camino de Santiago, we want to dedicate it to men. Some time ago we dedicated a...

Camino de Santiago for retirees and senior citizens

The Camino de Santiago for the older generation On many occasions, pensioners and the older generation turn to us to ask if with their age we recommend doing the Camino...

Japanese Way of St. James

The Japanese Camino de Santiago Have you heard of the Japanese Camino de Santiago? If you are a lover of pilgrim routes or walking, we recommend that you continue reading...

Camino de Santiago by motorcycle

Doing the Camino de Santiago by motorbike We’ve already told you that there are plenty of ways to travel the pilgrim routes. There are pilgrims who go on foot, on...

People to do the Camino de Santiago

Finding companions for the Camino de Santiago Finding companions to do the Camino de Santiago with is not difficult. Especially if you are looking to do some of the most...

The Camino de Santiago with a baby

Doing the Camino de Santiago with a baby Doing the Camino de Santiago with a baby may seem a bit crazy, but it’s not. Every day more families are encouraged...

Camino de Santiago by kayak

Navigate the Camino de Santiago in Kayak There are many ways to do pilgrimages to Compostela, although the most popular are to walk or on a bike, more and more...

Camino de Santiago by bike, what to take?

What things do I take on the bike to do Camino de Santiago? The things you will have to take to the Camino de Santiago if you plan to do...

Going to Roncesvalles: how to get from Pamplona and where to sleep

How to get to Roncesvalles There are many pilgrims who contact us to ask us how to get to Roncesvalles, from Pamplona or other cities, and where to sleep. As...

Where to park to do the Camino de Santiago: Santiago de Compostela, Sarria and other traditional departure points

Parking in Santiago de Compostela, Sarria and other places on the Camino de Santiago There are many pilgrims looking for a car park in which to park their car in...

The Camino de Santiago with your cat

Doing the Camino de Santiago with your cat If you live with a cat and have set your eyes on the Camino de Santiago, but you wonder: “Is it possible...

Doing the Camino de Santiago with teenagers

Take your teenage children on the Camino de Santiago Doing the Camino de Santiago with your teenage or young children can be a great plan. Not only will you enjoy...

Forums about the Camino de Santiago

The best forums about the Camino de Santiago Do you want to know all the active forums that are about the Camino de Santiago? Whether you are planning to do the...

The Camino de Santiago for singles

The Camino de Santiago for singles or unaccompanied people The Camino de Santiago is an ideal trip for singles. Singles travel not only refers to people who are single or...

The meaning of the Camino de Santiago

What does the Camino de Santiago mean? There are many people who contact us to ask us exactly what the Camino de Santiago is and what its meaning is. The truth...

The Camino de Santiago on horseback: Another form of pilgrimage

Doing the Camino de Santiago on horseback Doing the Camino de Santiago on horseback is a traditional way of pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. During the Middle Ages, there were...

The official route of the Camino de Santiago

What is an official Camino de Santiago? Many people who want to do the Camino de Santiago contact us to ask us what the official route is. However, we cannot...

Opinions and experiences about the Camino de Santiago: Frances, Portugues, del Norte and other routes

Pilgrim’s opinions and experiences on the Camino de Santiago In this article we want to share with you some of the opinions and experiences that some of the pilgrims had,...

Camino de Santiago: Unesco World Heritage Site

The Camino de Santiago is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO The Camino de Santiago is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific...

Yoga on the Camino de Santiago

Yoga and the Camino de Santiago: a journey of transformation Yoga and the Camino de Santiago are two activities that combine perfectly and offer pilgrims who practice them a totally...

The Camino de Santiago epilogue

Why we talk of the Epilogue to the Camino de Santiago On many occasions you will hear about the Epilogue of the Camino de Santiago when referring to the Camino...

Guide to the Camino Primitivo

Doing the Camino Primitivo to Santiago In this article we want to provide you with a brief summary of our Guide to the Camino Primitivo. One of the more difficult...

The Game of the Goose on the Camino de Santiago

The Game of the Goose and its connection with the Camino de Santiago The Game of the Goose is a popular board game, which we have all played at one...

The Old Camino de Santiago Olvidado

The Camino Olvidado (or Camino Viejo) The old route known as Camino Olvidado (or the Old Camino de Santiago) is a mountain route linking Bilbao with the Camino Frances, in...

Ultreia Et Suseia: The greeting on the Camino de Santiago

Ultreia et Suseia: the origin of “Buen Camino” Regardless of whether you’ve done the Camino de Santiago or not, we’re sure you’ve heard one of the two typical greetings among...

The Pilgrim’s Pumpkin on the Camino de Santiago

The Pilgrim’s Pumpkin The Pilgrim’s Pumpkin on the Camino de Santiago is part of the classic outfit worn by the medieval pilgrim, along with the staff and leather bag. This...

Symbols of the Camino de Santiago: yellow arrows, stone markers, and scallop shells

Main symbols on the Camino de Santiago There are many pilgrims who do the Camino de Santiago every year following the signs and symbols that mark the routes, especially the...

Length of the Camino de Santiago: from shortest to longest

How many kilometres are there on the Camino de Santiago? It would be almost impossible to calculate how many kilometres in length the Camino de Santiago route network is in...

Camino de Santiago by bike: bicigrino’s guide

Doing the Camino de Santiago by bicycle More and more pilgrims are encouraged to do the stages of the Camino de Santiago by bicycle (usually, in BTT), a fact that...

Camino Sanabres: the end of La Vía de la Plata

Doing the Camino Sanabres to Santiago The Camino Sanabres is the final section of the Via de la Plata. A 366-kilometre route that divides into 15 stages. The stage distribution...

When is the best time to do the Camino de Santiago? Find your date

When is the best season to do the Camino de Santiago? Many people would like to do the Camino de Santiago but haven’t decided because they do not know when...

Camino de Santiago: information

Information about the Camino de Santiago In this post we want to bring together much of the information that our blog collects about the Camino de Santiago. In the following...

Last stage of the Camino de Santiago

Come and do the last stage on the Camino de Santiago This blog entry is dedicated to all those people who do not have time or don’t dare do the...

The Way of St. James in 9 days: a good plan!

Doing the Camino de Santiago in nine days Nine days to do the Camino de Santiago is a lot of time. If you still have doubts about whether it is...

Doing the Way of St. James in 8 days: the perfect trip

The Camino de Santiago in eight days If you have 8 days off, don’t think any more about it and come to do the Camino de Santiago. Eight days on...

The Way of St. James in a week: 7 days of intense experiences

Doing the Camino de Santiago in seven days You only have one week to do the Camino de Santiago and you wonder if 7 days is enough. The answer is...

Stages and daily kilometers of the Way of St. James

How many stages does the Camino de Santiago have? Many people ask us how many stages the Camino de Santiago has and how many kilometres are usually walked daily. You...

The Camino de Santiago in 6 days: disconnect from it all

Doing the Camino de Santiago in six days 6 days is enough time to make the Camino de Santiago without any worries. You don’t need to have many days off...

History of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral

Santiago Cathedral: origin and history The Cathedral of Santiago, the destination of all pilgrims, has a long history. A history nearly as old as the Camino de Santiago. In fact,...

The Way of St. James in 4 days: organize a getaway

Doing the Camino de Santiago in four days 4 days are enough to do the Camino de Santiago. Contrary to what many people believe, to do the Camino de Santiago...

Do the Camino de Santiago in 3 days: make the most of any long weekend

The Camino de Santiago in three days Contrary to what many believe to do the Camino de Santiago, it is not necessary to have many holidays; in fact, 3 days...

20 days on the Camino de Santiago: a luxury for the few

Doing the Camino de Santiago in 20 days There are not many people who can afford to do the Camino de Santiago in 20 days. For most people, having twenty...

The Botafumeiro in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela

Botafumeiro: the censer in the Cathedral de Santiago The Botafumeiro in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela has become a famous symbol of the Camino de Santiago. Proof of this...

The Way of St. James in 10 days: more than a vacation

Doing the Camino de Santiago in 10 days Ten days to do the Camino de Santiago are more than enough to fully live the experience. During your stay on the...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in autumn: tips and routes

The Camino de Santiago routes in autumn Autumn, as in spring, is an ideal season to do the Camino de Santiago. Enjoying pleasant temperatures and avoiding the queues that occur...

History of the Camino de Santiago: a millenary route

A brief history of the origin of Camino de Santiago When talking about the origin and history of the Camino de Santiago, reference is often made to the discovery of...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in spring: one of the most beautiful times

The Camino de Santiago routes in spring With the arrival of spring the routes of the Camino de Santiago begin to recover activity after the tranquillity that has flooded them...

Camino de Santiago from Seville

Completing the Camino de Santiago from Seville Doing the Camino de Santiago from Seville to the Cathedral of Compostela means completing more than 950 kms, following the Vía de la...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in December: ending the year in style

The Camino de Santiago routes in December Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in December? Pilgrimage to Santiago during the Christmas season is an increasingly popular option....

The scallop shell of the Camino de Santiago: the symbol of pilgrimage

The Jacobean Scallop Shell The scallop shell has become a true symbol of the Camino de Santiago and an emblem for the pilgrim. However, few people know the origin and...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in November: the calm of the off-season

The Camino de Santiago routes in November Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in November? If you are looking to enjoy the tranquillity of the low season...

Camino de Santiago from Salamanca

Doing the Camino de Santiago from Salamanca Doing the Camino de Santiago from Salamanca to the Cathedral of Compostela involves completing 461 kilometres following the Via de la Plata. A...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in October: enjoy the ochre color of its landscapes

The Camino de Santiago routes in October Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in October? Pilgrimage to Santiago in the autumn is a splendid decision. During October...

Guide to the Camino Lebaniego

Camino Lebaniego: the route to Santo Toribio de Liebana This guide of the Camino Lebaniego collects information about the pilgrimage route that joins San Vicente de la Barquera with the...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in September: the last month of high season

The Camino de Santiago routes in September Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in September? If you decide to do the Camino de Santiago in September, you...

Curiosities of the Camino de Santiago

Curious facts about the Camino de Santiago The Camino de Santiago is a collection of routes full of curiosities. These pilgrim routes have more than 1,000 years of history and...

Codex Calixtinus: the book of the Way of St. James

Codex Calixtinus, The Book of Santiago or Jacobus The Codex Calixtinus (Códice Calixtino, in Spanish) is a Latin book written about the Camino de Santiago. It is the oldest manuscript...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in August: the busiest month for pilgrims

The Camino de Santiago routes in August Doing the Camino de Santiago in August involves finding the pilgrim routes full of pilgrims, especially the French Way. August is the month...

Camino del Salvador: from León to Oviedo

Doing the Camino de San Salvador The Camino del Salvador is the route that joins León and Oviedo, crossing the Cantabrian mountain range. The route has a distance of 128.5...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in July: heat and festivities

The Camino de Santiago routes in July Doing the Camino de Santiago in July involves walking the pilgrim route in the middle of high season. July is, after August, the...

The Spiritual Variant of the Portuguese Way of St. James

Doing the Spiritual Variant or Traslatio route The Spiritual Variant is the name given to the route that joins the Camino Portugues, both the Coastal and Central route, with the...

Catalan Way: the Way of St. James from Barcelona

How to do the Camino de Santiago from Barcelona The Camino de Santiago from Barcelona has a strong historical tradition, since, during the Middle Ages, many pilgrims who landed in...

Camino de Santiago: last 200 km

Doing the last 200 kms on the Camino de Santiago Many pilgrims decide to do the last 200 km of the Camino de Santiago. This distance is suitable to spend...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in June: one of the best months for pilgrimages

The Camino de Santiago routes in June Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in June? If you decide to do the Camino de Santiago in June, you...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in January: a good way to start the year

The Camino de Santiago routes in January Are you planning to do the Camino de Santiago in January? Congratulations! There are not many pilgrims who decide to do the Camino...

Last 120 km of the Camino de Santiago

Camino de Santiago routes: the last 120 kms Doing the last 120 km of the Camino de Santiago, on foot, will allow you to enjoy the whole pilgrim tradition for...

Doing the Camino de Santiago from Madrid

How to do the Camino de Madrid The Camino de Madrid is the route that leaves from the Spanish capital and arrives at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. The...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in May: one of the most beautiful times of the year

The Camino de Santiago routes in May Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in May? May is an ideal month to enjoy the landscapes on the Camino...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in April: beginning of the high season

The routes on the Camino de Santiago in April Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in April? Great! April is the beginning of the high season on...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in February: carnivals and more

The Camino de Santiago routes in February Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in February? Congratulations! There are not many people who are encouraged to do the...

15 photos that show the magic of walking on the Camino de Santiago

Photographs from the Camino de Santiago In this blog post we want to show you with photos why the Camino de Santiago creates addiction. Some are images that breathe the...

Camino Lebaniego, Jubilee Year 2017

Camino Lebaniego The Camino Lebaniego is the route that starts in Santander and finishes at the precious Monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana. The historical importance of this route comes...

Doing the primitive Way of Saint James by bicycle

The Camino Primitivo by bike : A challenge within reach of only a few Doing the Camino Primitivo to Santiago by bike is possible, but you would face a great...

The Camino de Santiago with children, a family adventure!

Children can also do the Camino de Santiago Doing the Camino de Santiago with children may seem, in principle, much more complicated than it actually is. Every year, there are...

Doing the Camino de Santiago with a dog

Travel destinations to go to with your dog: The Camino de Santiago If you are looking at travel destinations for your holiday, where your dog can accompany you, or if...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in March: the last calm month

The Camino de Santiago routes in March Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago in March? We think it’s a very wise decision. In March you can enjoy...

The Camino de Santiago alone

Doing the Camino de Santiago alone Have you been wanting to do the Camino de Santiago alone? Not found anyone yet to go with? You have come to the right...

Zapatones: The lucky charm of the Camino de Santiago

Zapatones: a symbol of the Camino de Santiago In today’s article, we want to dedicate to one of the most emblematic pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, Juan Carlos Lema...

Eating on the Camino de Santiago: basic tips

Food on the Camino de Santiago Eating on the Camino de Santiago is not a trivial subject. Food is one of the secrets to enjoy the maximum experience to do...

Thank you for a 2019 full of excitement!

Special thanks for this year 2019 and my best wishes for the coming year, 2020 We are about to close a year of growth and learning in Santiago Ways and...

Lessons learned from a pilgrim who walked with Santiago Ways: “Don’t ask for anything from the Camino, the Camino will give you what you need”

Motivations and learnings of a true pilgrim A pilgrim, a Camino and one very clear idea: “To complete the first section of the Camino Frances to Santiago with the intention...

Camino de Santiago: last 100 km

Doing the last 100 kms of the Camino de Santiago It is not surprising that many people want to do only the last 100 km of the Camino de Santiago....

Arzúa: a charming town on the Camino de Santiago

Arzúa: the last 100 km on the Camino Frances Arzúa is a Galician town in the province of A Coruña. The locality is located in stage 31 of the Camino...

Starting the Camino de Santiago Frances… Saint Jean Pied de Port or Roncesvalles?

The start of the Camino Frances The start of the Camino de Santiago Frances is officially located in Saint Jean Pied de Port. However, given the difficulty of the first...

How much does it cost to do the Camino de Santiago

The price of the Camino de Santiago Want to know how much it costs to do the Camino de Santiago? In the article: “Organize your numbers for your Camino de...

Doing the Camino de Santiago on foot: AEFI recommendations

The Camino de Santiago routes on foot All the routes of the Camino de Santiago can be made on foot. The stages of the Camino Frances are mostly done by...

5 situations that show you did the Camino de Santiago

Signals and symptoms that you did Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela deeply marks the people who do it. There are many situations that show that you made...

Key tips for the Camino de Santiago

Tips for the Camino de Santiago It’s all settled. This year is now or never. You have finally decided to do the Camino de Santiago, and soak up all its...

5 reasons to do the Camino de Santiago

Reasons why people do the Camino de Santiago More and more people are pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela. The reasons for making the Camino de Santiago today are very diverse....

10 reasons to do the Camino de Santiago

Why should you do the Camino de Santiago? Are you looking for a place to spend your holidays? Do you wonder why people decide to do the Camino de Santiago?...

Easy-walking option for the Camino de Santiago

The Camino de Santiago without making any effort Do you want to get to Santiago de Compostela without many difficulties? To live the experience of travelling to Santiago without much...

Disconnect from technology on the Camino de Santiago

Doing the Camino de Santiago to disconnect Doing the Camino de Santiago can function as excellent therapy to disconnect from technology. The pilgrimage is a spiritual journey that serves to...

7 truths about the Camino de Santiago

Essential truths about the Camino de Santiago You wanted to discover the great truths about the Camino de Santiago because you were considering living the experience. After a while investigating,...

What lessons will you learn on the Camino de Santiago?

Ten life lessons you will learn on the Camino de Santiago Do you want to know what lessons you will learn in the Camino de Santiago? The lessons of the...

5 tips for the Camino de Santiago

How to listen to advices about the Camino de Santiago Once you have decided to do one of the Camino de Santiago routes, you will hear a thousand tricks and...

And you… why do you go on pilgrimage to Santiago?

Pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago The pilgrim network is visited every year by people coming from different parts of the world. They all have the purpose and the conviction...

Learn how to prepare for the Camino de Santiago

Steps in order to prepare for the Camino de Santiago It’s settled. You’re going to launch yourself into the adventure of your life: A pilgrimage to Santiago. Now the next...

Doing the Camino de Santiago without a backpack is an option

The Camino de Santiago without carrying your backpack Some of the comments that are often heard when talking about making the Camino de Santiago without a backpack are: “Don’t you...

The beaches of the Camino del Norte, the charm of the Cantabrian Sea

The coast of the Camino del Norte The Camino del Norte is the pilgrim route that runs along the Cantabrian mountain range, with the intense blue of the Cantabrian Sea...

Do the Camino de Santiago Organize your budget!

Budget for doing the Camino de Santiago The Camino de Santiago has become one of the most attractive destinations for travellers from all over the world. You have also decided...

Physical and mental training to make the Camino de Santiago

What training is necessary to prepare for the Camino de Santiago? Many of the people who pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela with us, ask us how to prepare physically and...

How long does it take to walk the Camino de Santiago?

How many days are needed to do the Camino de Santiago? Many people contact us to ask how long it takes to do the Camino de Santiago. We always answer...

Doing the Camino de Santiago at Easter

Doing the Camino de Santiago at Easter Hacer el Camino de Santiago en Semana Santa es un plan perfecto para aprovechar las vacaciones y desconectar de la rutina. En estas...

Doing the Camino de Santiago as a couple: The route of love

Say “Yes, I do” to the Camino de Santiago In another article on our blog, we gave you some reasons to complete the Camino de Santiago as a couple. We...

Doing the Camino de Santiago with a dog: complete guide (routes, lodging and tips)

Advice to help you do the Camino de Santiago with your dog In this post on our blog we gave you some good reasons to do the Camino de Santiago...

The charms of the Camino de Invierno: one of the most special routes on the Camino de Santiago

The Camino de Invierno: A forgotten route The Camino de Invierno was the route that pilgrims followed during the Middle Ages during winter months, to avoid the mountain passes of...

The Camino de Finisterre: The route to the end of the world

Camino de Santiago to Finisterre Contrary to what many think Santiago de Compostela is not the end of the road, but the pilgrim route continues to Muxía along the Costa...

All the itineraries of the Camino de Santiago: pilgrimage routes

The main routes on the Camino de Santiago In this article, we want to talk about all the routes and sections on the Camino de Santiago, that you can walk...

Groups to do the Camino de Santiago Join us and enjoy!

Group travel on the Camino de Santiago In another article on our blog we told you what it means to make organized trips to the Camino de Santiago and this...

The Camino de Santiago on bike: An adventure on wheels

Sports and traveling are two of the things that make us happiest. In 2017, many pilgrims made the Camino de Santiago on bike. Riding a bike has many advantages. You...

Interesting dates to get to Santiago, the party is on!

Arrival in Santiago at festival times Arriving in Santiago de Compostela is always a magical and emotional moment for pilgrims who travel on the Camino de Santiago, however, arriving in...

The Way of Saint James in winter: the route of tranquility

Preparing the Camino de Santiago during the cold months As we mentioned in other posts of our blog on the Camino de Santiago, pilgrimage in winter is possible and there...

Complete the Camino de Santiago in 5 days: yes, it’s possible!

Can you complete the Camino de Santiago in 5 days? Most people enjoy their annual holidays in short periods. Many of those who wish to dedicate part of these to...

Pilgrim or pilgrim: the experience of walking to Santiago being from another country

Pilgrim: foreigners on the Camino de Santiago Pilgrim is a friendly term that floods all the routes of the Camino de Santiago and the streets of Compostela at peak hours....

Customs and traditions of the Camino de Santiago, are you a phoenix?

Characteristics of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela Today we want to talk about the traditions that flood the Camino de Santiago, the customs that the passing of thousands of...

The Camino de Santiago backwards, from lighthouse to lighthouse

The Camino de Santiago in reverse More and more people are looking for an alternative route to enjoy their walking experience. That’s why today in Santiago Ways we want to...

Activities over the Santiago Way, there’s no way to be bored!

What to do and see on the Camino de Santiago On the Camino de Santiago, as well as travelling kilometres and kilometres, there are many more plans to make and...

What to see in Santiago Cathedral: all the secrets you don’t want to miss

Visiting the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela The Camino de Santiago ends in the Plaza del Obradoiro, where the imposing Cathedral of Santiago stands, of Romanesque origin. In this article,...

Tapas route through Galicia, the Camino is to eat it!

Going out for Tapas in the land of the Apostle Among all the tourist attractions that stand out along the Camino de Santiago, the gastronomy of its different cities and...

Camino de Santiago for a good cause: a thousand stories of transcendence

Volunteering and solidarity on the Camino de Santiago In another blog post, we explained that there are many reasons to do the Camino, one of them and that was not...

Finding some inspiration to walk the Santiago Way through books, films and documentaries

Books and films about the Camino de Santiago There are many books, paintings, films and documentaries based on the Camino de Santiago that serve as inspiration. It is not surprising...

Hornillos del Camino: a recommended stop in the Camino Frances

What to do at Hornillos del Camino A little more than 20 kilometres from Burgos on stage 13 of the Camino Frances, you will find a village as small as...

The sea on the Northern Way from Gijón to Ribadeo!

The Camino del Norte: From Asturias to Galicia beside the sea In our last blog article about the Cantabrian Sea on the Camino del Norte, we talked about the beaches...

Camino de Uclés, the recuperation of a walk from the heart of Madrid

A route from Madrid: The Camino de Uclés The Camino de Uclés is a route linked to the Camino de Santiago that begins from the very centre of Madrid. It...

Things to see in the Silver Way: a journey of culture and gastronomy

The Camino de Santiago on Via de la Plata The Silver Way, also known as Via de la Plata, Camino de la Plata or Ruta de la Plata, is the...

Doing the Via de la Plata in summer: recommendations for the summer pilgrim

Summer months on la Ruta de la Plata Are you thinking of doing the Camino de la Plata (also Ruta de la Plata or Via de la Plata) in summer?...

Lessons from the Camino de Santiago: a life for walking

Lessons learned by pilgrims during the Camino de Santiago The Camino de Santiago is a geographical journey that crosses wonderful landscapes and endearing towns, rich in culture, gastronomy and sympathy....

History of the Camino de Finisterre, magical route to the end of the world

Camino de Finisterre: the history of an ancestral route There is a path that is before even the history of the Camino de Santiago: The Camino de Finisterre. This route,...

Doing the Camino de Santiago as a couple, long live love!

Live love on the Camino de Santiago The Camino de Santiago is known and famous as a love route, either because it is a fascinating experience to share as a...

Camino Coastal route: sea, mountains and gastronomy in a unique surrounding

The Camino de Santiago coastal routes When you talk about the Camino de Santiago Coastal route, you will most likely be talking about the Camino del Norte (also known as...

Wine on the Way of St. James, wine tourism

The Camino de Santiago: the wine route In one of our previous articles, we told you that the reasons why pilgrims go to Compostela are very diverse and that one...

Stories of the Camino de Santiago: the fountain and the shadow

Pilgrim’s stories on the Camino de Santiago In this article about myths and legends on the pilgrim route we told you some of the key legends to understand the origin...

Legends of the Camino de Santiago: Galicia, the enchanted land

Legends of the Camino de Santiago and Celtic tales The legends of the Camino de Santiago happen in Spain and Portugal, but especially in Galicia. In this community, many of...

What to do if it rains on the Way of St. James

The weather on the Camino de Santiago One of the things that worries all the pilgrims is the weather on the Camino de Santiago and what to do if it...

Portomarín, a town at the beginning (or at the end) of the Camino de Santiago

Portomarín: A charming town on the Camino Frances Portomarín (or Puertomarín) is a wonderful town in the province of Lugo, which you can find at the beginning or the end...

Santiago de Compostela, the end of the Camino

Santiago de Compostela The capital of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela, is the final destination for the majority of pilgrims, regardless of which pilgrim route you have taken. Because it’s the...

Doing the Camino de Santiago in summer

The Camino de Santiago during summer months During the summer months are when more pilgrims decide to do the Camino de Santiago. Although it is not the most recommended season...

Why not do the Camino de Santiago in winter?

The winter months on the Camino de Santiago In the winter months (December to March), the Camino de Santiago becomes a little-travelled route. Few pilgrims venture to Compostela in the...

The authentic Camino de Santiago

Which is the original Camino de Santiago? The true Camino de Santiago does not exist. We can talk about which pilgrim routes have more tradition, but all the paths on...

Doing the Camino de Santiago with an agency, what does that entail?

The Camino de Santiago with a specialised agency Doing the Camino de Santiago with a specialized agency, such as Santiago Ways, or by yourself is a personal decision. Many people...

The Camino de Santiago Portugues

Portuguese Camino The Camino Portugues is one of the easiest routes on the Camino de Santiago. In Portugal, two routes of the Camino de Santiago are possible: The Central Camino...

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