El Camino de Santiago: a road trip to the end of the earth
Not every pilgrim walks. This is the Camino de Santiago by car, from the Mediterranean to the misty capes of Galicia: wine country, sea cliffs and the end of the known world. It started with one reluctant pilgrim.
El Camino Travelogs
Journey the pilgrim road to Santiago with travel writer and photographer Max Milano.
Valencia to Cuenca
North out of the summer heat, up onto the high plains of La Mancha to medieval Cuenca on its gorge.
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Cuenca to Bilbao
Roman arches, Cervantes' Alcala and the ghost-village of Calatanazor, then down into misty Bilbao.
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La Rioja to Bayonne
Tempranillo vineyards, Frank Gehry's wine cathedral, and a crossing into the French Basque coast.
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Cantabria to Galicia
Cliff-top castles, kids leaping off a medieval bridge, and the wild green coast toward Galicia.
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Galicia & The End of El Camino
Foggy rias, the Hill of Joy, and the pilgrims' square in Santiago de Compostela.
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El Camino Ingles
On to Finisterre and A Coruna's 2,000-year-old Roman lighthouse, the edge of the old world.
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