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Walking the Camino with a baby brought challenges, surprises, and joy. These are the lessons we learned along the way

Packing for the Camino is about balance - bring what you need, but keep it light. Here’s what to pack for a smooth and enjoyable journey.

Escape to Hejnice for a relaxing weekend filled with nature, history, and charming local culture.

Discover the best places to eat in Albania, from traditional dishes to modern eateries, for an unforgettable food journey.

Ready to explore Albania by car? Here’s what you need to know before hitting the road

Discover Albania’s stunning hiking spots, from serene lakes to lush forests, for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.

Explore Albania’s top destinations, from historic towns to stunning landscapes, for an unforgettable adventure

Curious about the cost of walking the Camino with a baby? Here’s a full breakdown of our budget - accommodations, food, and more

We walked more than 650km carrying our 7 month old baby. Want to know all the details? Read on!

You’ve made it to Santiago—now what? From visiting the cathedral to getting your Compostela, here’s everything you need to know

Porto has a lot of history of creativity and rebellion. It's beer is the same. I tried to find the best beer and the best place to have it.

Our goal to walk to Portugal has been reached, now we only needed to get to Porto on time for the plane. Here is how it went

Camino Portugues is different than Camino Frances, not only because we walked against the current. Here is how the Spanish part of it went

One of the 6 official caminos de Santiago, starting in Portugal. We walked it with our baby, against the current. Here is how it went As...

We took our little pilgrim beyond Santiago to the end of the world—here’s what made this final stretch so magical (and challenging)

The last 100km. After being on the road for 2 weeks, we were closing in on Santiago. Here is how it went

After our first week we got used to the camino and found our stride. Here is how our second week went

The first part of our camino started in Leon, and the rest is history. Check out the details of our first week until we reached Ponferrada

A full recap of our Camino Francés journey with a baby—what we loved, what we learned, and our most unforgettable moments

If we could do it all over again, here’s what we’d change—and what every person should know before setting off on the Camino