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10 interesting facts about the Camino de Santiago for those who want to know more!

The Camino de Santiago is much more than a pilgrimage route, it's a route full of history, legends, traditions and fascinating details that enchant pilgrims from all over the world. From wine fountains and albergues with curious rules to medieval documents and symbolic kilometers, there is always something new to discover. In this article, we've put together 10 interesting facts about the Camino de Santiago that will make you want to put on your sneakers and set off on your adventure. If you're planning your journey or simply want to know more about this universe, read on and be amazed.
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The Camino de Santiago with the Family: Tips and Advice

Walking the Camino de Santiago as a family is possible and can be one of the most enriching experiences of your life. If you're planning to walk the Camino with children or family members of different ages, it's essential to prepare every detail carefully. From choosing the route to motivating the little ones, there are several strategies that will make the journey safer, lighter and more fun for everyone. In this article, we've put together 10 practical tips for doing the Camino de Santiago as a family, including suggestions for routes, accommodation, snacks, safety and educational activities. Find out how to turn this pilgrimage into a moment of connection, discovery and unforgettable memories.
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7 tips for staying dry on the Camino on rainy days

Rain on the Camino de Santiago? Don't let bad weather get in the way of your pilgrimage. If you're planning to walk the Portuguese Camino de Santiago, it's essential to know how to face rainy days comfortably and safely. Rain can make the route more challenging, but with the right equipment and a few practical strategies, you can stay dry, avoid blisters and enjoy the journey with peace of mind. In this comprehensive guide, we've put together 7 essential tips for walking in the rain on the Camino de Santiago, including recommendations for waterproof clothing, foot care, backpack protection and a positive mindset. Get ready to experience the Camino in any weather with resilience, comfort and pilgrim spirit.
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Interviews

"On the Way" with Desirrê

The Way is not made. You live it. It was with this certainty that Desirrê set off alone from Valença do Minho towards Santiago and then Finisterre. In 10 days and 232 km, she lived a journey of overcoming, faith, pain, healing and reconnecting with herself. At each stage, a discovery. With each challenge, a transformation. From the improvised slipper to the unexpected miracle, from the dish that tasted like victory to the silence that revealed what was essential, she found much more than breathtaking landscapes on the Camino. He found strength, lightness and pride. In this interview, she shares with us the moments that marked her, the lessons she will take with her for life and the certainty that the Way doesn't end at km 0, it begins within us.
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"On the Way" with Filipa

There are paths that you don't just follow with your feet, but with an open heart, a listening soul and the courage of someone who allows themselves to be transformed. Between green trails, embracing silences and unlikely encounters, there is a journey that begins long before the first step and continues long after the last arrival. Filipa shared her journey with us: made up of bubbles and beauty, resilience and faith, picnics in the middle of nature and stone walls that tell forgotten stories. It was she who filled this testimony with truth and emotion, and it's impossible not to feel the echo of her journey in every answer. Read the article and let yourself be carried away. 🌿
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