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Camino
Follow our journey along the legendary Camino de Santiago, where we hiked the Portuguese Coastal and Central routes over 12 unforgettable days. We share our tips for planning your own Camino, smart packing advice, and stories from the trail. From scenic seaside paths to cozy cafés, we share how we prepared, what we carried, and how we embraced the joy (and blisters!) of the walk. Practical, personal, and full of heart.


Two Days in Porto
Two fun-filled days in Porto before walking the Camino, food tours, Port wine, Francesinha sandwiches and a hangover or two.

Mish
Jul 24 min read


Camino Chronicals - Wrap Up of our Camino Portuguese
One year ago, we were a few drinks deep with some of our best friends when someone floated the idea:"Let’s do the Camino."
We laughed. We cheered. And then, surprisingly, we followed through.
Twelve months later, we were standing in front of the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, sweaty, emotional, and overwhelmed, in the best possible way.

Mish
Jun 162 min read


Camino Chronicles: Days 11-13
If you’d told me back on Day 1, windswept and wide-eyed in Matosinhos, that we’d soon be striding into Santiago de Compostela with full hearts and tired feet, I’m not sure I’d have believed you.

Mish
Jun 153 min read


Camino Chronicles: Days 8-10
By now, the Camino had become a rhythm. Wake. Walk. Eat. Repeat. We’d started to trust our legs, our gear, and even our dodgy Spanish. But with all good adventures, there’s always a twist...

Mish
Jun 153 min read


Camino Chronicles: Days 5-7
Camino had started to feel less like a challenge and more like a lifestyle. Early mornings, lacing up boots by headlamp, walking with the sunrise, finding our rhythm. But the Camino isn’t one long beach walk. Sometimes, it’s a mountain. A very big mountain.

Mish
Jun 153 min read


Camino Chronicles: Days 1-4
There’s a unique kind of energy that comes from taking on something big. The kind that has you triple-checking your pack, rethinking your sock choices, and wondering (quietly, over espresso) whether you’re actually a bit mad.

Mish
Jun 153 min read


A Pilgrimage We Never Planned
If you'd told us two years ago that we’d be walking over 250km across Portugal and Spain with backpacks, blister kits and early morning alarms… we would’ve laughed, poured another wine, and ordered dessert.

Mish
Jun 142 min read
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