The Portuguese Camino from Porto has different routes; the Central, the Coastal Route, and the Litoral Way. All routes start at Se Cathedral in Porto. All three routes merge in …

The right shoes is very important to successfully walk the Camino de Santiago. Walking in the wrong shoes can result in terrible blisters, tired feet, and other injuries that can …

Walking nine different Camino de Santiago routes the best hiking socks that we have used were all merino wool or wool blends. We have tried and tested the most popular socks on the Camino …

The Litoral Way or Senda Litoral is an unofficial route of the Portuguese Camino that starts in Porto and goes along the coast to Vigo. The route is spectacular: incredible …

Planning your first pilgrimage walk and wandering what to pack for the Camino de Santiago? Choosing the right gear and not packing too heavy is important for the successful walk. …

Figuring out the many routes of the Portuguese Camino de Santiago might be confusing for first-time pilgrims. Over the recent years I’ve walked all the routes many of them more …

The Spiritual Variant or Variante Espiritual is an optional route of the Portuguese Camino de Santiago from Pontevedra to Padron (Pontecesures). This route is one of my favorites out of …

The Portuguese Camino is one of the spiritual routes to Santiago de Compostela. It is the second most popular Camino de Santiago route after the Camino Frances. According to the Pilgrim’s Reception Office …

100 km/62 mi is a required minimum to walk on the Camino de Santiago for getting the Compostela certificate. The certificate is issued in Santiago de Compostela to any pilgrim …