The yellow arrows were born in the 80s when Father Elías Valiña marked the Camino with a paintbrush. Today they are a physical and emotional guide: they guide you, encourage you and are part of the pilgrim magic in each stage.
Discover the magic of the Camino de Santiago at Easter: recommended routes, practical advice and an unforgettable experience with Viajeros Canallas.
Enjoy the Camino de Santiago without carrying weight. Find out how the transfer of backpacks works, its advantages and how to manage it with Viajeros Canallas.
Discover the secret sections of the Portuguese Coastal Route: hidden paths, wild nature and charming villages. Live an authentic experience, far from the traditional routes and with breathtaking views of the ocean.
Practical tips to live your first Camino de Santiago with enthusiasm and without unforeseen events. Recommended routes, preparation, luggage and keys to enjoy every step.
Walking alone, with a partner or in a group: how the Camino experience changes Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago but you doubt whether to live it alone, with your partner or in a group? This choice seems simple, but it completely changes the experience: the silences, the challenges, the chats, the laughter, even how you live the experience...
Camino de Santiago organized: the advantages of travelling with everything prepared. Imagine you're planning to do the Camino de Santiago, but you don't know whether to organise it on your own or with someone who has everything ready. What will work better for you? In this article we show you every advantage of travelling with everything ready - and when you might...
Did you know that the Portuguese Way along the coast offers a unique experience that combines sea, history and nature? Each stage has essential places that will make your pilgrimage unforgettable. If you are thinking of walking it from Baiona to Santiago, in this article you have the places you can not forget to visit.
If you are planning to walk the Portuguese Way along the coast, get ready to discover not only beaches and green trails, but villages with history, temples, viewpoints and places that will make you stop more than you can imagine. Do you want to know which are the 7 villages you can't miss?
Definitive list: what to take (and what NOT to take) to the Camino de Santiago Doing the Camino de Santiago is a unique experience, but to enjoy it to the fullest it is essential to prepare your backpack well. Carrying what you need can make the difference between a comfortable trip and one a little more uncomfortable. For this reason, we bring you the definitive list...
