With or without a mask, I’ll keep on walking…
Inspiration, OptionalMy dear pilgrims, I wanted to write to you to tell you all about my very first trip after five months of being quarantined in my apartment. I don’t have the words to tell you how much I enjoyed it, it was as if it were the first trip I’d...
GASTRONOMY ON THE PORTUGUESE WAY TO THE COAST
The Way, OptionalWe can’t deny it. One of the reasons why many pilgrims join our Caminos is because of the culinary experiences they have at Marly Camino. There is no doubt that Spain and Portugal every year make travelers from all over the world, includ...
Finisterre: A Journey to the End of the World
Conscious Camino, OptionalFinisterre or Fisterra, located in the region of the same name, is a small Spanish town situated in the province of A Coruña. It has about 4,700 inhabitants and today is one of the most important destinations on the Camino de Santiago f...
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA AND THE CAMINO IGNACIANO JUBILEE YEAR
Ignatian Camino, OptionalOn July 31, 2021, the second Jubilee Year of the Ignatian Way will begin, which will last until the feast of St. Ignatius in 2022. In addition, it will be the fiftieth anniversary of the launching of the St. Ignatius Way. A magical and v...
4 Steps to receive the Plenary Indulgence
InspirationPilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela during a Holy Year opens the opportunity to receive the Plenary Indulgence, which is the forgiveness of all sins. For Catholics, the Jubilee is a time of reconciliation with God. The Xacobean Year, wh...
Training for the Camino: Home exercises to prepare your Journey
The Way, OptionalAre you thinking of starting your physical preparation to do the Camino de Santiago? For many first-time pilgrims, and even for some veterans, this time of year is the ideal time to begin their physical preparation for the Way of Saint J...
Everything you need to know about the Holy Door of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral
The Way, OptionalWe are getting more and more excited as the days pass by. 2021 is just around the corner. It will be a year like no other, because it is a Holy Year or Jubilee Year. There is a Holy Year every 6, 5, 6 and 11 years because it is celebr...
The Portuguese Coastal Camino de Santiago: A Gastronomic Experience!
The Way, Travel Tips, OptionalWithout a doubt, one of the very best things about walking any of the Caminos to Santiago is the chance to enjoy the gastronomy of the regions that we pass through. A pilgrim needs to eat well, and the Portuguese Coastal Way offers us a ...
14 years walking together 🎂🎁
InspirationA message from our founder Marly Muci Ramos: 🏅 PROUD OF OUR ACHIEVEMENTS I can’t believe we’re turning 14 years old. I feel truly proud of everything we’ve achieved. And to think that Marly Camino was born from my own story, bor...
Origin of the yellow arrows of the Way of Saint James
The Way, OptionalThe yellow arrows are a symbol that evokes the Way of Saint James. We can see them in a lot of pictures. When we finally reach the Way and embark on our magical and mystical adventure we see them in many corners: on stones, in villages, ...
Top 17 sights to see on the French Way
The Way, OptionalThe Camino de Santiago is considered the most important Catholic pilgrimage in the world. Every year, thousands of people make a part of the way, or the whole way, to visit the tomb attributed to the apostle Santiago (St. James). The Way...
Greatest Films about the Camino de Santiago
Inspiration, OptionalCurious on discovering the greatest films ever made about the Camino de Santiago (The Way of Saint James)? Well, you have landed in the right blog! Whether you are planning to do the Camino de Santiago and want to know which are the best...