New Year’s Eve is celebration time around the world, also along the Camino de Santiago: we reflect on the good things the past year has brought us and we hope the New Year will be a great one. Spain has

For World Tapas Day (yes, there is a day dedicated to the tasty tapa!) the CaminoWays.com team has put together a list of our absolute favourite dishes you can savour on the Camino de Santiago.  Although, it’s not as if

If you are in Santiago de Compostela or walking the Camino de Santiago on 17th May, you will get the chance to celebrate a very special date in Galicia’s calendar: Galician Literature Day, ‘Día das Letras Galegas’ or simply ‘Día

Wandering the streets of Mondoñedo, on the Camino del Norte in Galicia, pilgrims quickly feel the elegant grandeur of this little country town which once was one of the seven capitals of the ancient Kingdom of Galicia. Its enchanting old

At CaminoWays.com we are thrilled to introduce a wonderful new Camino route available for pilgrims in 2019: the Sea of Arousa Camino walk and boat, which is also known as Camino Espiritual or Translatio. The Sea of Arousa Camino Espiritual

The Finisterre Camino has had a magical appeal for pilgrims since medieval times. Having arrived in Santiago after walking for many weeks across Europe, they would continue their journey on to Cape Fisterra, believed to be the last place on

The town of Betanzos on the Camino Ingles celebrated 800 years of history this month. To mark this impressive anniversary we share our top things to do in Betanzos, one of the former capitals of the Old Kingdom of Galicia

Pilgrim Mass at Santiago Cathedral and other religious services will take place in nearby churches across Santiago Old Town, while important restoration works take place inside the Cathedral this year. From Monday 28th January 2019,

The weather on the Camino de Santiago will depend on the season and the region you choose to travel to. Some parts of Spain can reach very high temperatures during Summer, but from Autumn to Spring you will find colder

A New Year means exciting new Camino adventures. The CaminoWays.com experts have some great travel ideas to get you back on the tracks to Santiago and beyond! CELTIC CAMINO Medieval pilgrims from Britain and Ireland used to start their Camino