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Gastronomy on the Camino

How is the food on the Camino? The Camino de Santiago winds through diverse regions, each offering a unique taste of local culture and culinary traditions. From hearty stews and fresh seafood to artisanal queso (cheese), the iconic jamón (ham), and of course, world-famous vinos (wines). Every meal is a celebration of Spain’s rich heritage....

Cycling, or Walking a Camino?

You don’t have to be a trained athlete to enjoy one of our cycling adventures. Our cycling routes and options range from laid-back-easy to challenging. A little bit of saddle fitness is all you need. We also offer e-bikes on almost every route to back you up on the steep spots! Cycling is a great way to...

Let’s explore Italy!

Imagine walking through medieval and Renaissance hilltop towns in Tuscany and Umbria in the heart of Italy. These ancient pilgrim trails weave through rolling cypress-lined Tuscan hills, past local vineyards and leafy olive groves heading to the second most famous Christian pilgrimage destination: The Vatican City in Rome. We offer different options on the two...

The Via Podiensis

The Via Podiensis, also known as Chemin le Puy or the Le Puy Route, represents one of the foremost popular pilgrimage routes in France, offering an unforgettable journey through the picturesque landscapes en-route to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, northwest Spain. The origins of this esteemed pilgrimage can be traced back to the year 950...