As you walk The Way, you come across many Camino symbols representing this historical journey. We are here to tell you some of the most famous Camino symbols, the history behind them, and the meaning for the modern day pilgrim.
Andaspain Walking Adventures provides eco-friendly Camino de Santiago Walking Tours. We value the responsibility we have as part of a wider society.
We are sharing our Camino packing list to help you prepare for your Camino adventure. We have been walking on the Camino for decades and have the expertise to provide our own Andaspain Camino packing list.
Here are 10 must-see sights along the Camino Francés from St. Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela.
Seafood Paella is by far one of the most popular versions in Galicia and on the Camino de Santiago. We are sharing our authentic Seafood Paella recipe from our Camino guide, Alex.
Learn about the history and the important role it plays in the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.
We are sharing our Tortilla Espanola recipe straight from the family kitchen of Vanessa’s mother who has perfected this traditional Spanish dish.
Caldo Gallego is a traditional soup from Galicia and is found along the Camino de Santiago. We are sharing our own Andaspain Family Caldo Gallego Recipe!
The 23rd of June is the Noche de San Juan, or the night of San Juan. San Juan is full of rites and rituals from past times. However, it is also a time to enjoy and celebrate on the streets with local food, drink and of course, fire hopping!
