The more I explore, the more I discover so many interesting blogs about the Camino de Santiago. In fact, there are way too many to fit on the sidebar, so this page will feature blogs written by people who are currently walking the Camino or who recently completed it. Take a look at some of these insightful and fun perspectives from pilgrims from all around the world:
Blogs and Websites featured on Friday Favorites:
- Pilgrims Share How They Pack for the Camino
- Winging the World : Spain
- Let All Who Are Thirsty Come
- ¡Buen Camino! Docu-Show
- Ken and Mandy’s Camino Francés
- Project Camino by Brendan Bolton
- Camino Francés 2017 Route Report
- Following the Arrows
- Pilgrim Story Hour with Mony Dojeiji
- The Camino Podcast with Dave Whitson
- Um Caminho para Todos
- Sindre Almost
- Walking the Camino Norte
- Camino Times Two
- The Pug and Cat on the Camino
- Mein Camino
- 24 Photos That Will Make You Want To Walk Camino de Santiago
- Gayle Takes A Hike
- Camino Gifts Every Day
- Five Fab Blogs: Felicity’s Camino | The Greenery | Yet Another Humans Blog | Wendy Powell | Lower the Bar for More Fun
- Mikells on the Way
- Seeing Clarely
- The Curious Life Project: Cultivating a Unique Life By Design
- Jen’s Camino Journey: Slow and In Reverse
- Trepidatious Traveler
- Ger’s Camino: The Joy of Walking Alone
- Mary Unplugged
- Clearskies Camino
- One Footestep at a Time
- Al dente on the Camino de Santiago
- my Camino Real
- Claudia Camina
- Set Meravelles
- Pauline Flew Away
- 100 Spanish photos
Every now and then, a post catches my eye from a blogger who doesn’t write exclusively about the Camino. There is a Camino connection in these posts, and the authors deserve honorable mention.
- Everything You Need To Prepare For Camino de Santiago (from The Curious Life Project by Gabriel Schirm)
- An introduction to Ferrol (from the kilomEATers)
- A Sexier Ass in 30 days? That’s a Given, Baby – Why the Camino Bestows an Allure that Lasts all Winter (from A Frontier Almanac)
- Book Review: The Art of Walking – An Illustrated Journey On The Camino De Santiago (from Trail to Peak)
- Montefurado, the pierced mountain (from the kilomEATers)
More Camino blogs:
- Sacramento Pilgrims
- Where in the world is Grandma? See Sarria, our Camino begins
- Fog City Boy See Pilgrim Interview with Mike Miller
- Begin with a Single Step
- Rocky Walks
- San Diego to Santiago
- Standby to Somewhere
- Walk
- Wandering Aussies
If you have an active Camino blog, send me details in the form below or email me at laurie@thecaminoprovides.com.
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I meant to comment here and not send an email, oops. No wonder I couldn’t find a way to reply! Anyway, thanks again for the link to my blog! I will Tweet out a link to your blog as it’s really good and very informative. I’ve been to most of the Spanish provinces and have been writing them up one a week. I wish I had had more time in Cádiz capital as it’s already been four years and was only one afternoon. Time flies!
BTW, all the Camino blogs linked here are great too. I followed a few. Thanks again y buen camino!
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Hi, we were looking for other Camino stories to read while we are waiting for the world to open up again and all we can do for now is reminisce about our Camino last year. We wrote everyday after travelling for 86 days on the Camino from Le Puy en Velay to Santiago (Via Podiensis & Camino Frances) and have started putting the blogposts up with all this downtime, find it here: https://mountadventureclub.com/camino-de-santiago-comprehensive/#Camino-Diaries Ultreia!
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Hi Mark, this is a good activity while the world waits for explorers. Would you like your Camino added you my Route Reports?
https://thecaminoprovides.com/routes/
We can use a good diary on Less Puy.
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