The Camino de Santiago to Finisterre: Luís Brito alone to the End of the World
Camino de Santiago to Finisterre with Luís Brito: 4 days alone via Negreira and Muxía to km 0. A story of silence and a fresh start.
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The Portuguese Camino with Rita: 6 days from Valença to Santiago
Portuguese Camino with Rita Rodrigues: six days from Valença to Santiago on the Central Way, with an unexpected friend by her side.
The Portuguese Camino with Beatriz: a friend’s challenge to Santiago
Portuguese Camino with Beatriz Lopes Chaves: challenged by her friend Rita, she set off three weeks later and walked the Central Way in 6 days.
The Portuguese Camino with Ana Carvalho: alone to Santiago on her 33rd birthday
Portuguese Camino with Ana Carvalho: alone, from Valença to Santiago in 6 days, arriving on her 33rd birthday. Read the interview.
The Camino de Santiago as a couple: Carlos, his wife and the day of the hurricane
Camino de Santiago as a couple: Carlos and his wife walked the Central Way in 6 days, with faith, perseverance and a hurricane on the way.
The Camino de Santiago to start again: Cátia’s story, three Caminos later
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The Portuguese Camino with Bazo: from the French Way to the Coast, step by step
Portuguese Camino with Bazo: 21 days on the Coastal Way in 2024, after 37 on the French Way. Pain, angels along the way and pastéis de nata.
29 Caminos de Santiago: Luís remembers the first
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The Portuguese Camino with Olga: from solo pilgrim to group guide
Portuguese Camino with Olga: her first solo Camino in 2013, from Valença to Santiago, and what led her to guide groups of pilgrims.
The English Way with Susana: alone, at Christmas
English Way with Susana: her 9th Camino, walked alone at Christmas 2025, from Ferrol to Santiago in 4 days, with silence, faith and encounters.