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Camino de Santiago || Day 14 || Viana to Logroño

KM 158-169
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Press release date: 14th October 2013

Book your Camino de Santiago holiday for 2014 by December 2013 and receive a 10% discount with CaminoWays.com, the walking and cycling holiday specialists.

The Camino de Santiago is a very unique experience, a walking holiday like no other and a life-changing trip for many.
Here are 10 reasons why you should walk the Camino in 2014:

Simple pleasures

The Camino is about getting back to basics and enjoying the simple pleasures in life, like walking. This is what life should be about, enjoying every step of the journey, not just the destination.

Exercise

Walking, walking and more walking! Not many holidays will get you back home in better shape!

Culture and History

The Camino trail has been walked by pilgrims for centuries and it was the first European Cultural Itinerary by the Council of Europe. Along the Camino, you will pass cities, towns and villages of all sizes with stunning churches, monuments and other cultural landmarks.

Amazing landscapes

The Camino de Santiago takes you across many beautiful landscapes, from the French Pyrenees to the lush hills and woodlands of Galicia, the vineyards of La Rioja or the coastal paths of the Northern Way.

Easy and approachable walking

If you can walk, you can do the Camino. The walking paths are well marked (particularly along the French Way) and suitable for all fitness levels. You can also adapt the daily walking distance to your ability.

Great food

Each route and each region has its flavours, traditional dishes and specialities. So make sure to sample the local cuisine along the way!

Make friends

You are guaranteed to make a few friends along the way. The social element makes it a great holiday for people travelling alone, particularly along the last stretch of the French Way, so you will never feel lonely!

Family friendly

It is a fantastic family holiday for bonding and spending quality time together, whether you are walking or cycling.

Brush up your language skills

You will encounter many different nationalities and languages along the way, including French, German, Italian, Spanish, Basque, Galician and many more.

All roads lead to Santiago

If you have walked the Camino de Santiago along the French Way before, there are still many more routes for you to discover, all different and with their unique sites and trails.

CaminoWays.com walking holidays start from €489pp (low season) for a 7-day walking holiday from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela, covering the last 100km of the Camino de Santiago. Packages are available all year round. Get 10% off if you book in 2013 to travel in 2014.

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The first autumn day and getting to Oviedo |Camino del Norte from Villaviciosa to Cudillero - Day 22

The first autumn day and getting to Oviedo |Camino del Norte from Villaviciosa to Cudillero - Day 22

On the Day 22 of our Camino de Santiago del Norte we got from the village Villaviciosa to Oviedo and then to the town Cudillero in Asturias.

We woke up absolutely broken apart even though we slept well that night. All the muscles were sore and the shoulders and back were aching. Everything was telling us to stop that day but we couldn't. So we decided to continue the Camino in direction to Villaviciosa and probably find a spot there to camp cause there was no official camping whatsoever. Also we started to think about the big cities that we were getting close to - Gijon and Oviedo and we needed to skip them somehow as usual. So it was hard but we started walking. The weather was working in our favour - the sky was completely covered in clouds and we enjoyed it a lot after yesterday's extreme heat. We passed by few villages with old churches and the route was going through the beautiful green valley with eucalyptus forest on the sides...

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Albergue Domar on the Camino, Fisterra, Spain

My Camino de Santiago walk ended in Fisterra, Spain. The Albergue Domar was a great place to stay, every room with a beautiful view. The beaches and the light tower offer a fantastic setting for the Pilgrim to totally relax after their long journey.

What's the Pilgrims Passport? on Camino de Santiago de Compostela

What's the Pilgrims Passport? on Camino de Santiago de Compostela

A pilgrims passport is the official identification that is used along the various Caminos to prove that you are indeed a Pilgrim and that you have walked /cycled and visited the various places along the way.

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Santiago de Compostela - September 2018

Santiago de Compostela - September 2018