Want to experience the last stage of Italy's Via Francigena? Find tour information about walking the final 100km from Orvieto to Rome or cycling from Siena.
Many Camino pilgrims choose to experience the final stage of the Camino de Santiago. Learn why this section is so popular, how far to walk or cycle, and which tours will let you achieve this goal.
UTracks Traveller Leanne Saward cycled the Camino Frances from St Jean Pied de Port to Finisterre on a self guided tour. In her words, "it was the most wonderful time of my life!".
Adventures include reaching the summit of 214 English peaks in under 7 days (!) and completing the Camino de Santiago on a unicycle (!!) from Oslo (!!!)!
UTracks Traveller Jane decided to walk the French Way of St James Camino on a self guided tour and discovered friendly people, beautiful landscapes and unforgettable experiences.
The Way is essential viewing for anyone looking to walk the Camino de Santiago in Spain. It's also great for those who have already completed this epic pilgrimage.
The next best thing to exploring a museum in the real world is to viewing it virtually! These top European museums allow anybody to access their precious contents.
Rachel had been keeping busy as a mother for most of her life until she decided to embark on her next life-changing journey - to walk the full Camino de Santiago! Read of her inspiring tale.
Walking the Camino trail from Lucca to Siena in Tuscany is one of the Via Francigena's most beautiful stages. Watch this epic video and see for yourself why this section of Italy needs to be walked.
With over 450+ tours to choose from, deciding on a top ten isn't easy. Here we explore the top ten walking and cycling tours in Europe for active travellers.
