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I arrived in Malta to visit family and a Camino Finisterre friend (Maltese) in May 2024 unaware that I was about to embark on another Camino. I had just finished…
Michael Zanotto
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I completed the Maltese camino on 25 April. A delightful walk in the sun. A very different experience to both the Camino in Spain and the Via Francigena. I don’t…
John Fallon
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We walked the Camino Maltés on March 25th as our first step in completing the whole Camino via Sicily and Sardinia to Santiago. This was a project for Lent 2024…
Michael Richardson
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The Camino Maltes – done & dusted 422 years after the first credencial was issued by Grandmaster Alof Wignacourt to Don Juan Benegas de Cordoba. It starts from St Paul’s…
Francesca Vincenti
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This weekend together with my friends we walked for the second time the Camino Maltese which ended up being a 36km walk as always impeccable organization and an experience to…
Jackie Farrugia
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