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The first port of call for most pilgrims arriving in Santiago de Compostela is the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago. After a visit to the Cathedral and the celebratory hugs with friends, a trip to the pilgrim’s office Santiago to collect your C...


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A conversation with Umberto di Venosa, Founder & CEO of Follow The Camino

In 2026, Follow The Camino marks twenty years of walking alongside pilgrims. We sat down with founder and CEO Umberto to talk about how a humble passion project became a trusted companion on one of the world’s great journeys — and why care, not scale, still guides every step.

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In 2006, when Follow the Camino was founded after our founder, Umberto di Venosa, walked the Camino de Santiago and experienced its transformative power firsthand, the pilgrimage landscape looked very different. Back then, just over 101,000 pilgrims completed the Camino and received their Compostela certificate, a humble number compared with what the route has become t...


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As we celebrate 20 years of Follow the Camino, we want to turn the spotlight away from ourselves—and shine it on the people who have truly made this journey possible. Because this business has never been built alone!

Some people come and go, and some suppliers do as well. But as we aim to create custom-made Camino de Santiago journeys for our clien...


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When you’re preparing for a multi-day walking or cycling trip on the Camino, it’s normal to wonder what you’ll find along the way. Will there be a café? A place to refill your water bottle? A toilet?

That’s exactly why we include a Facilities Table for each trip.

Why facilities information matters on the Camino

On many Camino routes, you’ll walk between towns an...


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