Buen Camino! Yes, it’s time for new adventures on the Camino de Santiago! I’ll be travelling to Porto this weekend to begin the Portuguese Central Camino de Santiago. I shall not lie to you. I am a little biased when it comes to the beautiful city of Porto, as Iived in the city for my […]
Kenneth Strange On The Tragic Order Of The Knights Templar.
You can imagine my pleasant surprise to receive a Facebook message from someone I’ve admired from afar since my wife, Aurora, and I took our first steps from the French Basque village of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port bound for Santiago de Compostela in 2018. It was Samantha Wilson, a ubiquitous and prominent Camino presence whose CV alone should […]
Buen Camino From The Coast Of The Portuguese Camino De Santiago.
Buen Camino from the coast of the Portuguese Camino de Santiago! I last walked the Portuguese Coastal Camino de Santiago in May of this year and one of my favourite sections was the route between A Guarda to Vigo. The Camino runs along the unspoiled and natural coastline of north-western Galicia. Think smooth trails below […]
Buen Camino From A Guarda On The Variante Espiritual Camino De Santiago.
Buen Camino from A Guarda! I visited the town of A Guarda yesterday preparing for our Wild Camino Guided Journey in September! Our journey begins in the village which is deemed to be a European Destination Of Excellence. The village is nestled under the green forests of the Monte Santa Tecla with stunning views of […]
Tracy Pawelski On A Mother & Daughter Camino De Santiago Adventure
In 2015, my 21-year-old daughter Juliet and I walked 500 miles from St. Jean Pied de Port in the French Pyrenees to Santiago in the northwestern corner of Spain called Galicia. It took us 35 days to walk 500 miles El Camino de Santiago, a 1000-year-old pilgrimage to the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela where […]
Experience The Tranquility Of The Portuguese Coastal Camino De Santiago.
If you are researching the Camino de Santiago, I’m sure you’re already aware that there are many different routes to Santiago de Compostela and each route offers a different type of experience. I have extensive experience of walking along both the French and Portuguese Way, so I decided to research and walk the Portuguese Coastal […]
A Woof Woof Camino. Walking The Portuguese Way With My Furry Peregrino.
For those of you who follow my adventures or have read my book The Adventures of a Wild Woman on the Camino de Santiago, you’ll know that I have a furry partner-in-life, Camino Willy. I adopted William in 2012 from a rescue centre in Andalucia, Spain. Despite having little legs, William was born to roam. […]