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...
7 mistakes that all beginners make on the Camino de Santiago Doing the Camino de Santiago is a transformative experience, but it is also a physical and mental challenge: you have to come prepared. Many pilgrims make mistakes that can make the journey harder than necessary. The good news is that the majority of pilgrims...
Portuguese Way in group: share the unique experience of the Camino with Viajeros Canallas. Enjoy 8 days from Baiona with accommodation, optional backpack transport and unforgettable moments with other pilgrims. Ideal to live the Camino with comfort and connection.
Compare the Portuguese Way from Baiona and the French Way from Sarria. Find out which one best suits your style: tranquility and Atlantic landscapes or tradition and pilgrim atmosphere. Find tips, advantages and disadvantages to decide your ideal route.
Digital disconnection: benefits of getting away from technology on the Camino If your mind needs a break, the Camino is for you. In a world where the mobile phone rings incessantly, notifications compete for our attention and time in front of screens seems endless, the Camino de Santiago represents a unique opportunity to...
History and meaning of the Camino de Santiago: more than a pilgrimage The Camino de Santiago is neither a hiking route nor a travelling fad. It is an ancient tradition steeped in history, spirituality and symbolism that has transformed the lives of millions of people. Walking towards Compostela means following in the footsteps of pilgrims from...
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.
