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Let's start at the beginning. Walking the Camino de Santiago is no easy feat. From Oporto to our destination it's 260 kilometers, if we don't make a mistake along the way. That's why we have to be motivated and committed to the mission ahead.
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Due to bad weather forecasts, we have decided to postpone the walk planned for Women's Day, March 8, to March 22. This will be a special training walk for the Camino de Santiago. More than a physical challenge, this will be a space for sharing and reflection on safety on the Camino...
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Walking the Portuguese Camino de Santiago in the company of your four-legged friend can be an enriching and memorable experience. However, to ensure that you both enjoy the journey in safety and comfort, careful planning and adequate preparation are essential. This comprehensive guide offers everything you need to know to make the...
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Censuses of the Camino: Share your journey and help us build the largest study on the Camino Camino de Santiago! The Camino de Santiago is more than a route - it's a unique experience that transforms lives, unites people and creates unforgettable stories. We want to know your story through the Camino Census, a study that...
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Find out how to save money on the Portuguese Camino de Santiago and have a real trip.
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Planning the Camino de Santiago can seem like a challenge, especially given the lack of time, one of the main reasons why many people put off this unique experience. Taking advantage of the 2025 Bank Holidays to do the Camino is the ideal solution to overcome this challenge. But with the 2025 holiday calendar in Portugal, you have opportunities...
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Each pilgrim carries with them a personal reason that gives meaning to their journey.
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The arrival in Vairão is a peaceful break for pilgrims who started the Camino de Santiago in Porto, this being Stage 1 of the route.
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The arrival in Ponte de Lima is a special moment that marks the start of Stage 4 of the Way.
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The arrival in Barcelos marks the beginning of Stage 3 of the Way, and is a vibrant experience for the pilgrims.
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Rainy days on the Portuguese Camino de Santiago can be challenging, but with the right equipment and techniques, you can walk dry and comfortable. In this guide, we share 7 tips for staying dry on the Camino and braving the bad weather without compromising your experience.1. Choose the right clothes and equipmentTo stay...
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Arriving in Redondela is an enchanting experience for any pilgrim on the Camino de Santiago. As you follow the Central Way, you'll pass through peaceful countryside, with back roads lined with vineyards, green fields and small streams. As you get closer, the path gently descends towards the Ría de Vigo, revealing breathtaking views of the...
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The Pilgrim's Credential is an essential element for anyone who decides to walk the Camino de Santiago, whichever route they choose. For those who choose the Portuguese Way, this document serves as an official record of the journey and is indispensable for obtaining the "Compostela" on arrival in Santiago de Compostela. In this article, we'll explore everything...
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The Camino is an enriching and life-changing experience, and doing the Camino de Santiago as a family can make it even more special. However, walking with children or family members of different ages and fitness levels requires planning and a few extra considerations. Today we bring you some tips and advice to ensure that everyone...
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After an arduous and significant journey, arriving in Santiago de Compostela is the culmination of a unique spiritual and physical experience for pilgrims. With tired feet but hearts full of emotion, it's time to reward the effort with a well-deserved rest and fully enjoy the capital of Galicia. In this article, we explore some...
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The Camino de Santiago has stages all over the world. Here we'll talk about the central Portuguese route, which starts in Porto.
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Preparing for the Camino de Santiago
The Portuguese Camino de Santiago requires physical preparation. After all, it's 260 kilometers between Porto Cathedral and Praça do Obradoiro in the Galician capital. But it's not as difficult as it sounds. All it takes is a few months of training before the big walk and you're ready to go. In...
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What you wear is the most important choice if you want to walk the Camino de Santiago safely, avoiding injuries and unnecessary difficulties along the way. That's why we've written this article to help you make the decision that best suits you. Read to the end to find out more about the options available,...
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Find out why 50% of the profits from the sale of the social calendar go to the Asociación dos Amigos do Camino de Santiago de Viana do Castelo!
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