I just can't stay away from Santiago!

[trecile]

However this Santiago is in Guatemala, on beautiful Lake Atitlan.

 

[MichelleElynHogan]

Here is another Camino de Santiago that many have not heard of;

http://www.wandermap.net/en/route/9...n-canaria/#/z10/27.8682166,-15.447464/terrain

 

[Sailor]

In the not-so-distant future I plan to visit THIS Santiago. Que la luz de Dios alumbre su camino.

 

[trecile]

In the not-so-distant future I plan to visit THIS Santiago. Que la luz de Dios alumbre su camino.

Also on my list of Santiagos to visit!

 

[Bala]

In the not-so-distant future I plan to visit THIS Santiago. Que la luz de Dios alumbre su camino.

Enjoy! Beautiful city, wonderful country!

 

[Sailor]

Oh my, now I am ready to go!!! Thanks for the info, y que la luz de Dios alumbre su camino.

 

[Jakke]

Here is another Camino de Santiago that many have not heard of;

http://www.wandermap.net/en/route/9...n-canaria/#/z10/27.8682166,-15.447464/terrain

Hmm... interesting. Any aubergues there? Is there any real history behind the claim that this is a pilgrimage camino? More info? Thanks!

 

[MichelleElynHogan]

Hmm... interesting. Any aubergues there? Is there any real history behind the claim that this is a pilgrimage camino? More info? Thanks!

Oh no. Thank you for your confidence in my searching skills. I did report it as soon as I discovered it because I had never heard about it before, myself. But I am now in the process of arranging my travels to start the CF over again on May 4/18, just two months from now.

If you want to walk the 3 day Camino de Santiago on Gran Canaria, grab a coffee and start researching.

 

[Kathor1]

More info?

Lots in this post: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/camino-on-gran-canaria.16726/#post-504875

Some more if you enter Gran Canaria into the Search box that you find in the right corner of the forum's top bar on this page. Look for this icon:

 

[Pelegrin]

Here is another Camino de Santiago that many have not heard of;

http://www.wandermap.net/en/route/9...n-canaria/#/z10/27.8682166,-15.447464/terrain

This Camino de Santiago in Gran Canaria must be modern because the Canary Islands were conquered by Castilla in 1477.

 

[Rhomer]

I did it a couple of weeks ago. Stunning!

 

[Rhomer]

Hmm... interesting. Any aubergues there? Is there any real history behind the claim that this is a pilgrimage camino? More info? Thanks!

Hi there
I posted separately about a hostel option I found. As for history, this is one of many pilgrimage routes on the island, which farmers and peasants used to visit the island's bigger churches on festival days.

 

[Casserole]

Lago de Atitlan is beautiful and another magical place to be