Camino Francés

In May 2024 I walked the final 100 kms of the Camino Francés from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela.

Scroll down to read all the post I’ve written about the Camino Francés including:

👉🏻 Camino Francés five day itinerary

👉🏻 Accommodation on the Camino Francés

Other posts I’ve written about the Camino de Santiago include:

👉🏻 The Credencial – Everything You Need to Know About the Pilgrim’s Passport

👉🏻 Practical Tips for Staying Safe on the Camino de Santiago

👉🏻 How to Walk the Camino de Santiago in a Sustainable Way

👉🏻 Mistakes I made walking the Camino de Santiago

👉🏻 Learning Spanish for the Camino

👉🏻 Camino de Santiago Inspired Gift Ideas

👉🏻 Things to do in Santiago de Compostela after the Camino

Santiago de Compostela cathedral at dusk

Arriving in Santiago: A Practical Guide for Pilgrims

Arriving in Santiago de Compostela and standing in front of the cathedral is a momentous occasion whether it’s your first Camino or you’ve got a few under your belt. Whether you’ve walked from Porto on either the Central or Coastal route of the Camino Portugués, walked the last 100 kms from Sarria on the Camino […]

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A collection of sellos in a credencial on the Camino de Santiago

The Credencial: Everything You Need to Know About the Pilgrim’s Passport

If you’re planning to walk the Camino de Santiago, one of the most important items you’ll need to add to your packing list is the credencial. Officially known as the Credencial del Peregrino, you might also see it referred to as a credential (the English translation) or pilgrim’s passport. Whichever name is used, here’s all

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Exterior of Casa do Aloumiño in Portomarin on the Camino Frances

Accommodation on the Camino Francés between Sarria and Santiago

There’s accommodation on the Camino Francés to suit every taste and budget from inexpensive dorm rooms to fancy hotels so, regardless of your budget and travel style, you should have no issues finding somewhere that suits your needs. Traditionally pilgrims stay in albergues when walking the Camino and there are two types. Municipal albergues, which

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