The Camino de Santiago is not just one route, but a network of routes. Pilgrims passing by will greet each other with a welcome of ‘Buen Camino!’, loosely translating as ‘Have a great experience on the Camino’ and so, conversations with strangers are easily started. The Camino is well known for its sense of community and sociable atmosphere. It’s also possible to travel the Camino by bicycle. People walk in groups, alone, or with a partner. ![]() While those travelling on the Camino for religious reasons are now in the minority, people walking the Camino are still known as pilgrims, or ‘peregrinos’. For many, it’s a chance to clear their heads or to feel a connection with nature. Others choose to walk the Camino for the mental benefits of unplugging from their daily lives, allowing them time for peace and self-development. Some walk The Way for fitness and as a personal goal in their journey to better physical health. ![]() Although the Camino de Santiago, or Way of St James, has traditionally been a religious pilgrimage, many people choose it as a walking holiday for other reasons.
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