The coastal and the central variant of the Camino Portuguese are both official ones. Whcih one should you choose?
weiterlesenCamino Portugues: Coastal or central way?
Camino de Santiago as a group travel
What are the advantages of booking a ready-made Way of St. James tour and what are the disadvantages? Who is it for and who needs more individuality?
weiterlesenWalking a Camino after fighting cancer
Cancer suddenly throws everything upside down and calls a lot into question. Once the cancer has been beaten, a Camino can be helpful in coming to terms with it.
weiterlesenCamino during a Sabbatical
The best way to start your time out is with a Camino de Santiago to find out what you want to do with your sabbatical. The Camino helps you to slow down.
weiterlesenNew rules for the Compostela for the Camino
Sometimes things change on the Camino too – you no longer have to walk the last 100 km to Santiago to get a Compostela!
weiterlesenHow much does a Camino cost?
Walking a Camino as a woman alone
I don´t have much time, can I cut a Camino short?
You can spend one to six weeks on the Portuguese and French Camino and combine different sections.
weiterlesenBest Camino for beginners
The Portuguese Camino de Santiago is the most suitable Way of Saint James for beginners, but there are others who could fit better to you.
weiterlesenPortuguese vs. French Camino de Santiago
The two most famous Caminos de Santiago are different and both have their beauties. Find out which one fits more to your needs!
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