Hiking in Switzerland Switzerland is maybe one of the best countries to hike if not the best 🙂 It has so many routes to hike that it will be even hard for you to choose. Switzerland can offer an amazing experience for you if you like hiking or just walking […]
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Camino de Santiago Cost Breakdown – How Much Does It Cost?
Planning your budget is a crucial part of your Camino journey. In this article, I’m going to do a Camino de Santiago cost breakdown, and talk about the main aspects when it comes to budget. And yeah, don’t think that Camino must be super expensive – it totally depends on […]
Camino de Santiago Preparation Tips
A lot of people think that Camino de Santiago preparations should be very tough and intensive, and I was no exception. At that time when, back in 2009, before my first Camino I was running quite a lot, and 20-30km distance was no problem for me, so I thought that […]
How Many Kilometres Should I Walk Everyday on Camino de Santiago?
When deciding how many kilometers to walk every day I think you should consider three things: Your level of fitness. How do you feel today? Are you interested in architecture, churches, and history of the cities on Camino de Santiago. Your level of fitness Your fitness level will be seen […]
How Much Time Do You Need for Camino de Santiago?
The first question would be how much actual time do you have? If you have a couple of weeks or 10 days, you won’t be able to do all the Camino as even for the toughest hikers it takes at least 15-20 days to make it. But if you have […]
Which Camino to Choose?
Camino de Santiago became a very popular pilgrimage, especially after the premiere of The Way. After a bit of researching, I’ve decided to pick a Camino and do my walk. If you’re asking yourself which Camino to choose, then you’re in the right place. I did Camino de Santiago first […]
Additional stuff for Camino de Santiago
What else to take for Camino de Santiago? There quite many options of things which could help you during Camino de Santiago. I definitely do not suggest you to take a laptop or heavy books, but some of the stuff can be pretty useful. The things I consider useful are (and […]