Knowing what to wear on the Camino de Santiago is key to a comfortable experience. Prioritise technical, light and functional clothing. Apply the three-layer rule and carry only what you need to walk freely, without unnecessary weight.
Choosing the right clothes to wear on the Camino de Santiago is key to a comfortable experience. Opt for technical, light and functional clothing, following the three-layer rule. Less weight means more comfort at each stage of the route.
What if the choice of a hostel will make the difference between an amazing experience and a daily frustration on the Camino? Read on because this decision, although it may seem minor, can change your trip completely...
Did you know that the Camino de Santiago is not only walked, it is also tasted? In this article we are going to tell you what are those Galician dishes that you can not miss if you do the French Way from Sarria or the Portuguese along the coast from Baiona.
The Pilgrim's Credential is essential to obtain the Compostela. Here we explain how to get it, use it and avoid common mistakes. In addition, we give you a trick that few know so that your Camino de Santiago is perfect from the start.
Preparing yourself physically for the Camino de Santiago is key to enjoy it. Train in advance, strengthen your body, take care of your feet and listen to your body. This way you will live an unforgettable and injury-free experience in each stage.
Can you do the Camino de Santiago in a week? You'd be surprised what you can experience in just 7 days. Some people think that to do the Camino you need a month's holiday, a huge backpack and almost superhuman strength. Nothing could be further from the truth. If you are wondering if you can do it...
The French Way from Sarria is ideal for beginners: accessible, well signposted and with good infrastructure. It takes 5-7 days, allows you to obtain the Compostela and offers an authentic experience. There are also less crowded alternative routes, such as the Portuguese Way.
The best time to do the Camino de Santiago with fewer people is in autumn, winter or spring. These seasons offer tranquillity, natural beauty and a more intimate experience. Viajeros Canallas helps you to experience it without complications or crowds.
Bedbugs can appear on the Camino de Santiago, but they are rare. They do not indicate dirtiness and can be prevented with simple measures. If you get bitten, act quickly and inform the hostel. With caution, you can enjoy the Camino without any problems.
