Experiencing the planet on foot.
Pilgrimages and more
Camino de Santiago
For over 1,000 years, pilgrims have been walking to Santiago de Compostela. Of all the pilgrimages in the world I have found the Camino to be the most special. I keep getting drawn back to it walking 30+ Caminos spanning 630 days and 15,600 kilometers.
Other Pilgrimages/Walks:
Via Francigena; Canterbury, England to Rome. Way of St. Francis Florence to Assisi to Rome. Japan 88 Temple twice and 5 of 6 Kumano Kodo Routes. Norway's St. Olav's Way. Israel's Jesus Trail. The Kerry, Beara, Dingle, Sheeps Head, and Wicklow Ways, as well as The 10 Celtic Caminos and other Ireland Walks. Scotland's West Highland Way. Everest Base Camp, Annapurna, Manaslu, Langtang and other Nepal Treks. Machu Picchu, Cotopaxi, and Quilotoa Loop in South America.
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Experience The World
Meeting diverse peoples and immersing oneself in their cultures opens the mind. Sharing a fire with a Lesotho Witch doctor, sailing with locals on a Felucca down the Nile, participating in Ayahuasca mind expanding tea ceremonies, 10 Day Silent Meditation Retreats in Thailand, etc.. It’s A Small World with repeated encounters with people on the Camino and across the world. Join us in the search for more.
Global Pilgrim House
At the end of one’s Camino many are already thinking of coming back. At Global Pilgrim House pilgrims will find 600+ canvas print photos adorning the walls as well as 25+ guide books on various Caminos and other Pilgrimages around the world to help you decide which one(s) is best for you. We welcome pilgrims to visit and or stay a night or two.
