Travel to learn. Learn to travel.
We learned a lot while cycling the Portuguese Camino under our own power, with all our luggage aboard. Here are our top 10 tips to help you do the same.
“You can do this on a bike? Why the hell are we walking?” Camino by bicycle. Read more
The sun had just risen on a cool misty morning as La Barca del Peregrino (Pilgrim Boat) pulled away from the dock and headed up the river. I imagined it had been the same kind of weather when St. James’ disciples reputedly took this same route to carry his body back to what would become Santiago de Compostela – the goal of our and millions of others’ pilgrimage.
Camino ends but the contemplation continues Read more
The Camino is littered with people who go out of their way to help. It’s almost overwhelming. I struggle to believe that we do the same in Canada for strangers in our land.
Angels, saints, good Samaritans, kind strangers: they’re all on the Camino Read more
If the Camino de Santiago is supposed to be a challenge – mentally, physically, and spiritually – then we seem to be doing it right.
Camino de Santiago tests mental, physical and spiritual energy Read more