The Camino de Santiago (the Way of St. James) is a network of ancient pilgrim routes stretching across much of western Europe to the shrine of the apostle Saint James the Great in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
Planning a pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago? Click to view Kevin’s tips and recommendations from his pilgrimage and backpacking blog, One Step Then Another:
- CAMINO 101: HOW TO PREVENT BLISTERS HIKING THE CAMINO DE SANTIAGO
- CAMINO 101: The Pilgrim Routes on the Camino de Santiago
- CAMINO 101: Five Mobile Phone Apps for Pilgrims Walking the Camino de Santiago
- CAMINO 101: Should you take a sleeping bag on the Camino de Santiago?
- CAMINO 101: The Pilgrim Passport
- CAMINO 101: 3-Month Training Plan for Walking the Camino De Santiago
- CAMINO 101: How Much does it Cost to Walk the Camino de Santiago?
- CAMINO 101: How to Sleep Comfortably on the Camino de Santiago
- CAMINO 101: What is an Albergue and Where Do I Sleep on the Camino de Santiago?
- Layering Ultralight Clothing for Pilgrimage Backpacking
- CAMINO 101: How many days to walk the Camino de Santiago?
- PILGRIM RESOURCES FOR COVID-19
- The Best Camino De Santiago Podcasts
- Walking the Last 100KM of the Camino de Santiago
- Walking the Last 100KM of the Camino de Santiago