We began to review the monthly figures of pilgrims: Despite the Covid-19 the Camino is resisting and the month of September passed without incidents or problems, with 10,441 pilgrims taking the Compostela and, although the majority were Spanish, with the presence of...
The Ways of Santiago
The Vía de la Plata: A little history
The Vía de la Plata is, among all the itineraries or routes of the Camino de Santiago, the most intimately linked to a Roman road. The original road, like so many communication routes, would have been created based on natural passage ways - wading across rivers,...
Carrión de los Condes
Carrión de los Condes is one of the most outstanding villas of the beautiful Tierra de Campos, a region in the province of Palencia that many pilgrims have fallen in love with. In spite of its scarce 2,500 inhabitants, the town still retains great religious and...
The Light of the Portuguese Way: Pilgrims of the Portuguese Way pay tribute to the victims of COVID-19
From Conchas del Camino: Susy from Pontevedra, Ana from Toledo, Oihana from Ireland and Guillerme from Lisbon, encouraged by the initiative that emerged on the French Way, with the project "La Luz del Camino", have organized an initiative in which all pilgrims who...
The Xacobeo launches the Camino Seguro program that includes an online reservation system for the hostels of the Xunta de Galicia
The Xunta de Galicia has launched the Camino Seguro program, a proposal to walk the Camino in the current health situation. In the link https://www.caminodesantiago.gal/es/caminoseguro You can find all the information for pilgrims and for companies and professionals...
The Spanish Federation of Camino Associations: Apps to know which hostels are open and all the information for the Camino in time of Covid!
You can find all the necessary information relevant to returning to the Camino at the link: https://www.caminosantiago.org/cpperegrino/scriptorium/vuelve.asp?fbclid=IwAR2BqSYzGlkOmHzGZzWdDLB56S54shumV8FEPK3jU4I4tAUn1mgz-gv5W8 Documents and applications in Spanish and...
The Portuguese Way: Itineraries, distances, stages
Currently, what is called the Portuguese Way includes a series of alternative roads and routes that were adopted over the centuries, the most recognized and well documented being the Portuguese Central Way, which links the cities of Lisbon and Santiago. Among the...
Just stop and stay at home for the necessary time… But don’t forget the Camino! Don’t forget your dreams!
THE WINTER WAY: THE LAND AND THE STAGES
The Winter Way can be understood as an itinerary in itself or as a southern variation of the French Way, an alternative route between Ponferrada and Santiago. Therefore, the Winter Road allows the pilgrim several options: 1 To walk it as part of a long-haul itinerary,...
CAMINO 2019: The main start points where Sarria, Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, Oporto…
The main places where pilgrims (who took the Compostela) started their Camino in 2019, allow us to know which were the most traveled routes and the proportion of short and long-distance pilgrims: Sarria 96.124 (27,66) S. Jean P. Port 33.197 (9,55) Oporto 27.924 (8,03)...
Camino 2018: The most frequented routes were the French Way, the Portuguese Way and the Northern Way…
The data confirm that the Portuguese Way continues to grow considerably and also the important and recent growth of the Portuguese Way of the Coast and the English Way. As for the low number of pilgrims on the Fisterra-Muxía Way, don’t forget that the figures are...
CAMINO 2019: SPANIARDS CONTINUE TO BE FIRST, FOLLOWED BY ITALY, GERMANY, THE UNITED STATES…
All the numbers have increased, but continuity with respect to 2018 in the data of the Pilgrim's Office on the nationality of pilgrims: Spain 146,350 (42.11%) Italy 28,749 (8.27%) Germany 26,167 (7.53%) United States 20,652 (5.94%) Portugal 17,450 (5.02%) France 9,248...












