More info at: What to eat at the Camino de Santiago
Today a client told to us”Food at the Camino, was good and plentiful. Thank goodness we had the long walks to help wear off some of the extra calories”
Gastronomy along the camino
24 Friday May 2013
Posted in Passion Beyond Tradition
Creative Travel 
Yes, the Camino does feed you good! And the Vino Tinto…
If you like the Vino Tinto you should visit the village of Irache, Navarra. There is a Wine Fountain, so that pilgrims can serve themselves a free glass of wine to spur them on their way.
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