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Pilgrimage in Place ~ The Internal Spiritual Journey
The Camino de Santiago ~ The Way of St. James
- A Tour of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela and Its Plazas
- The Swinging of the Botafumerio in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
- Camino Trip Planning Tips
- Suggested Packing List for Your Camino de Santiago
- Walking Tour of Santiago de Compostela via the Route of Routes and Monte Pedroso
- A Rooftop Tour of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
The Camino Inglés ~ The English Way ~ Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela
- La Coruña ~ Gateway to the Camino Inglés
- Day One on the Camino Inglés ~ Ferrol to Pontedeume, 29.7 Km
- Day Two on the Camino Inglés ~ Pontedeume to Betanzos, 20 Km
- Day Three on the Camino Inglés ~Betanzos to Hospital de Bruma, 27.8 Km
- Day Four on the Camino Inglés ~ Hospital de Bruma to Sigüeiro, 24 Km
- Day Five on the Camino Inglés ~ Sigüeiro to Santiago de Compostela, 16.7 Km
- The Official Final Steps on the Camino Inglés, Retraced One Year Later
The Camino Finisterre ~ The Finisterre Way ~ Journey to the End of the World
- Day One on the Camino Finisterre ~ Santiago to Negreira, 20.6 Km
- Day Two on the Camino Finisterre ~ Negreira to Olveiroa, 32.6 Km
- Day Three on the Camino Finisterre ~ Olveiroa to Finisterre, 32 Km
- The Town of Finisterre and the Final 3 Km to the Cape
- The Camino Finisterre to Muxía Extension ~ 29 Km
- Discovering Muxía, Spain ~ The Ancient Pilgrimage Spiritual Site
The Camino Primitivo ~ The Original Way ~ Oviedo to Santiago de Compostela
- Oviedo, Spain ~ The Historic Start of the Camino Primitivo
- The World Heritage Sites of Naranco ~ Oviedo to Naranco, 3.1 Km
- Day One on the Camino Primitivo ~ Oviedo to Escamplero, 12.8 Km
- Day Two on the Camino Primitivo ~Escamplero to Doriga, 23 Km
- Day Three on the Camino Primitivo ~ Doriga to La Espina, 23.8 Km
- Day Four on the Camino Primitivo ~ La Espina to Campiello, 25.2 Km
- Day Five on the Camino Primitivo ~ Campiello to Berducedo via the Hospitales Route, 27 Km
- Day Six on the Camino Primitivo ~ Berducedo to Castro, 26.9 Km
- Day Seven on the Camino Primitivo ~ Castro to A Fonsagrada, 20.8 Km
- Day Eight on the Camino Primitivo ~ A Fonsagrada to O Cadavo, 23.4 Km
- Day Nine on the Camino Primitivo ~ O Cadavo to Lugo, 30.5 Km
- Lugo, Spain ~ A UNESCO World Heritage Center for its Roman Fortifications
- Day Ten on the Camino Primitivo ~ Lugo to As Seixas, 32.7 Km
- Day Eleven on the Camino Primitivo, Part One ~ As Seixas to Melide, 14 Km
- Day Eleven on the Camino Primitivo, Part Two ~ Melide to Arzúa, 19.1 Km
- Day Twelve on the Camino Primitivo ~ Arzúa to Lavacolla, 28.8 Km
- Day Thirteen on the Camino Primitivo ~ Lavacolla to Santiago de Compostella, 10.4 Km
The Many Ways on the Camino Portugués ~ The Portuguese Way ~ Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela
- The Official Start of the Camino Portugués in Lisbon
- Day One on the Camino Portugués ~ Lisbon to Alverca do Ribatejo (Verdelha), 32.84 Km (20.41 Miles)
- Day Two on the Camino Portugués ~ Alverca do Ribatejo to Azambuja, 29.74 Km (18.48 Miles)
- Day Three on the Camino Portugués ~ Azambuja to Santarém, 33.94 Kilometers (21.09 Miles)
- The Amazing Gothic Town of Santarém, Portugal
- Day Four on the Camino Portugués ~ Santarém to Golegã , 36.58 Km (22.73 Miles)
- Day Five on the Camino Portugués ~ Golegã to Tomar, 31.08 Kilometers (19.32 Miles)
- Tomar, Portugal, the Convento de Cristo and the Aqueduct of Pegões
- Day Six on the Camino Portugués ~ Tomar to Alvaiázere, 32.54 Km (20.22 miles)
- Day Seven on the Camino Português ~ Alvaiázere to Alvorge, 24.35 Km (15.13 Miles)
- Day Eight on the Camino Portugués ~ Alvorge to Condeixa a Nova, 23.33 Km (14.5 Miles)
- Day Nine on the Camino Portugués ~ Condeixa-a-Nova to Coimbra ~ 19.15 Km (11.9 Miles)
- Coimbra, Portugal, the Medieval City on the Hill
- Day Ten on the Camino Portugués ~ Coimbra to Mealhada, 25.59 Km (15.9 Miles)
- Day Eleven on the Camino Portugués ~ Mealhada to Águeda, 25.27 Km (15.7 miles)
- Day Twelve on the Camino Português ~ Águeda to Albergaria-a-Nova, 21.24 Km (13.2 mi)
- Day Thirteen on the Camino Português ~ Albergaria-a-Nova to São João de Madeira, 24.38 Km (15.15 Miles)
- Day Fourteen on the Camino Português ~ São João de Madeira to Porto, 35.61 Km (22.13 Miles)
- Porto, Portugal ~ The City with a Vibe
- Day Fifteen on the Camino Portugués ~ Sé do Porto to Vila do Conde, 32.67 Km (20.3 Miles) via the Senda Litoral
- Day Sixteen on the Camino Portugués ~ Vila do Conde to Esposende, 24.95 Km (15.5 Miles), via the Coastal Route
- Day Seventeen on the Camino Portugués ~ Esposende to Viana do Castelo, 25.75 Km (14 Miles), via the Coastal Route
- Day Eighteen on the Camino Portugués ~ Viana do Castelo to Caminha, 28 Km (17.4 Miles), Along the Senda Litoral
- Day Nineteen on the Camino Portugués ~ Caminha to Mougás (Viladesuso), 26.4 Kilometers (16.4 Miles), Along the Coastal Route
- Day Twenty on the Camino Portugués ~ Viladesuso (Mougás) to San Miguel de Oia, 27.62 Km (17.16 Miles) via the Coastal Route
- Day Twenty-One on the Camino Portugués ~ San Miguel de Oia to Redondela, 29.6 Km (18.4 Miles), via the Senda Litoral and the Coastal Routes
- Day Twenty-Two on the Camino Portugués ~ Redondela to Pontevedra, 22.5 Km (14 Miles) on the Central Route
- Day Twenty-Three on the Camino Portugués ~ Pontevedra to Valga (Magariños), 31.06 Km (19.3 Miles) via the Central Route
- Day Twenty-Four on the Camino Portugués~ Valga to Milladoiro, 30.5 Km (19 Miles) via the Central Route
- Day Twenty-Five on the Camino Portugués ~ Milladoiro to Santiago de Compostela, 8.95 Km (5.56 Miles)
- Stay tuned for more stages of the Camino Portugués, on the Central Route from Porto, Coming Soon!
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