Planning Your Camino de Santiago Adventure Choosing the right Camino de Santiago route can feel overwhelming, but our team of experts is here to help. Whether you’re walking the full Camino Frances or ...

Sanborn represents a growing trend of non- Catholic — even non-Christian — pilgrims venturing on the Camino. In 2023, nearly half a million people walked the Camino de Santiago in Spain.

At 73 years old, I walked for more than a month to the fabled Spanish town of Santiago de Compostela. I walked about 20 kilometres each day and slept in communal dormitories.

Camino de Santiago: How to walk Spain’s famous pilgrimage trail without roughing it Yes, it is possible to take on a 500-mile pilgrimage and stay in boutique hotels without sacrificing the ...

The Camino de Santiago is arguably the world’s most famous pilgrimage. At least in terms of ones that must be taken on foot, across hundreds of miles, while carrying your simplified, reduced ...

In 2015, 172,243 people walked or rode bikes or horses along the camino frances, according to the Pilgrims’ Office in Santiago. More than 67,000 started in Sarria, about four days from Santiago ...

Spain’s renowned Camino de Santiago transforms the lives of religious and secular aspirants alike By Justin Lowe Walking the Camino Still - H 2014 Six travelers traverse hundreds of miles along ...

Hikers around the world are rediscovering Spain's Camino de Santiago, Medieval Europe's version of the thru-hike. A veteran of the pilgrimage shares his tips for getting your boots on the path.

The Camino (the way) to Santiago is a 1,000-year-old pilgrimage to the cathedral where the remains of St. James the Apostle are said to be enshrined. James was the elder brother of St. John.