Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago is an incredible once-in-a-lifetime journey that I recommend anyone undertake. I personally have hiked three Caminos solo: the Francés in 2023 and both Portugués routes in 2025. Now I'm here to share everything I know about the Camino to help you as you consider and plan to undertake this incredible pilgrimage.
About the Camino
If you're looking to learn more about the Camino and what it's like, then these blog posts are for you:
Camino de Santiago Solo Women Facebook Group
Anyone who identifies as a woman or non-binary and is considering doing the Camino de Santiago is invited to join my Facebook group.
In this group, you can expect to get more tips and recommendations on the Camino. But more than anything, I want this group to be a place where we can build community together.
I invite you to join the group, start sharing your questions, and connect with other pilgrims. Click here to join.
Preparing for the Camino
If you've decided to hike the Camino, first off CONGRATULATIONS! Check out these posts with various tips, tricks, and information I learned on my own Camino. I hope you find this helpful as you plan your own journey.
Your Camino Starts Now Training System
Imagine starting your Camino feeling ready instead of worrying if your body can handle it. Check out the Your Camino Starts Now Training System with a training guide, various training plans, and more to help you prepare.
Camino Francés
Learn more about the Camino Francés, also known as the French Way, with these articles. This has been the most popular Camino route since the 11th century and for good reason. It has an incredible mix of landscapes, history, and a special Camino spirit.
Camino Portugués
Read more about the Camino Portugués, also known as the Portuguese Way, including the Central, Coastal/Litoral, and Spiritual Variant routes. These are the most popular routes after the Francés, and the Coastal route is the fastest growing of all the Camino routes.
