Every year, an increasing number ofPhilippine travelers embark on the Camino de Santiago, seeking adventure, spiritual growth, and cultural immersion. However, organizing a pilgrimage from the Philippines can be complex. That’s why LivingTheCamino.com provides the perfect solution—offering seamless logistics, expert guidance, and a stress-free experience for Filipino groups.
Best Time to Go: The ideal months are from April to October, with May, June, and September providing the best weather conditions.
Flights & Transfers: The most convenient route is flying from Manila to Madrid or Barcelona, then connecting to Santiago de Compostela or another starting point. LivingTheCamino.com arranges private transfers for a smooth journey.
Packing Essentials: Comfortable walking shoes, breathable clothing, a rain jacket, and a refillable water bottle are must-haves. Trekking poles are recommended for extra support.
Daily Walking Distances: Expect to walk 20-25 km per day. Regular training before the trip is advised.
Credential & Compostela: Pilgrims must collect stamps in their pilgrim passport (credencial) to earn the Compostela certificate.
Money & Payments: While credit cards are widely accepted, carrying some euros in cash is advisable for rural areas.
Tailored Itineraries: Whether choosing the Camino Francés from Sarria or the Portuguese Route from Tui, their team customizes the experience.
Accommodation & Meals: Comfortable lodging, local cuisine, and baggage transfers included.
Local Expertise: Bilingual guides provide historical and cultural insights.
24/7 Support: Assistance at every step of the journey.
