What makes Duperier’s Authentic Journeys unique?
Although there are many ways to walk the Camino de Santiago, walking the Camino with Duperier’s Authentic Journeys provides pilgrims with a tour experience unlike any other. With luxury accommodations and one-on-one service, we take care of everything for you–all you need to do is walk.
10 reasons to walk the Camino de Santiago with us
When traveling with Duperier’s Authentic Journeys, we take care of all of your needs, all you need to do is walk and enjoy the Path. You will walk a section of the Camino will full logistical support, while seeing the most interesting and inspirational sites that the route has to offer, all while eating the best food and staying in the most comfortable, accommodating hotels.
Preparing to walk the Camino
To walk the Way to Santiago has been one of the most enriching experiences of my lifetime, which is why I am never tired of doing it and why I decided to share my passion with the world by organizing luxury tours. From my experience I can also say that in order to make the most out of this amazing journey, it is important to prepare for certain aspects of the walk that I am happy to share with all of you in this post.
Saint James cake
We often write about the amazing seafood, soups, and wines of Galicia, but Tarta Santiago or Saint James Cake is a local sweet that is worthy of its own blog post.
The winter Camino
Walking the Camino de Santiago always requires an effort, depending on a pilgrim's physical condition and the kind of Camino experience you are seeking.
The Endless Path
Walking the Camino year after year for almost 20 years has left me with the feeling that it is in fact an endless path, but in the best sense of the word.
Spanish cuisine
We found over the years that many of our pilgrims come not knowing what to expect from Spanish food – what does it taste like?
The secrets of Lugo
You may have never heard of Lugo, but it is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Spain. Founded by the Romans 2000 years ago, it started as a small group of houses dedicated to the Celtic god of light, named Lugos.