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9th March 2024, walked the Camino Maltes in 7hrs. It was a great experience and very informative. Thanks to James for organising it. Onto the next one destination Sicily
Georgianne Scerri
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Malta 🇲🇹 Join me for the Camino Maltès, an ancient route pilgrims used many years ago to reach Santiago De Compostela . The Camino Maltès it’s 28km long and starts…
Pierre Farrugia
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I happened upon the Camino Maltes as I was researching Caminos in general. Malta, I thought – yes! It made good sense to me as a starting point and I…
Daniel M
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We walked the Camino Maltes over the weekend (over two days). It ended up being 40k, so it was just as well that we split it over two days. We…
Joe Camilleri
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This week marks a very important milestone or waymark in the recently launched Camino Maltés! The Maltese Kredenzjal travels for the first time to Sicily with 2 international pilgrims –…
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