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You have booked your trip to the Camino and you would like to know some Spanish before your start. There are some ‘language essentials’ that [...]

The Camino is much more than a spiritual walk, it is often described as a gastronomic journey worth enjoying. In many of the towns and villages, pilgrims [...]

When visiting any country across the globe there are always simple local traditions and customs that should be followed, call it ‘etiquette’ or simply respecting [...]

Closely related to Spanish (and even closer to Portuguese), Galician is a language often used along the regions and villages of the Camino de Santiago. [...]

Many people walk the Camino de Santiago for religious reasons, but many others do it simply seeking a challenge and are there for the experience. [...]

“More than just a pilgrimage, the French Camino is a unique social and cultural experience, and a truly memorable adventure” The Camino Frances is the [...]

2021 will be a very special year to walk the Camino to Santiago with Uwalk.ie as it is considered a ‘Holy Year’. This is a [...]

Walking Holidays Become ‘de Rigueur’ as Bookings Increase!     As travel opens up as we enter the post-lockdown world more and more people are [...]

'We experienced some amazing scenery on our 2 day walk along the route of The Bavarian Alps and Lakes' ~ Michelle

Many people have ‘The Camino’ on their bucket list and I can understand why ~Michelle

'Through a few more cobbled and winding streets and the square opened up to reveal the cathedral in all its glory...!'

The rain probably doesn't add to the experience but you would not have beautiful green landscapes without a bit of rain!

'The lesson you learn from being on the Camino is that no matter the weather you feel grateful to be here...'

'On the Camino, be prepared to be surprised' Read Helen & Katrina's Blog from the first stage of their Camino Adventure