Guide to Women’s Travel In

Spain

Can You Walk the Camino de Santiago Without a Phone: Hello, Anyone?

Last updated on November 19th, 2023

Once upon a time, not too long ago, pilgrims could walk the Camino de Santiago without a reservation and a phone. But is it possible now?

Maria Dueñas’ Wartime Spy Novel “The Time In Between” Travels Back to 1930s Tangiers

Last updated on November 19th, 2023

In Maria Duenas’ “The Time In Between”, we learn about the Spanish Civil War from the perspective of a seamstress turned skillful spy.

Getting Real About Spain’s Camino with Jane Christmas and “What the Psychic Told The Pilgrim”

Last updated on November 19th, 2023

Jane Christmas’s funny memoir of her 780-kilometre trek across Spain on the Camino de Santiago to celebrate her 50th birthday and midlife.

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Seville, Spain in the Off-Season: Seven Things to Do

by Carolyn Ray | Mar 12, 2023

Seven things for women to do in Seville in the off season, when cooler temperatures and less crowds will make you want to return again

Less-Travelled Places: The Undiscovered Town of La Herradura in Southern Spain

by Diana Eden | Nov 14, 2022

The undiscovered town of La Herradura, near Malaga in Southern Spain, is central enough to visit the Alhambra and other historic sites.

Five Best Shoulder Season Destinations Recommended by Solo Women

by Carolyn Ray | Oct 4, 2022

Five shoulder season travel destinations recommended by women that offer lower costs, less crowds, and unique experiences.

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Six Books About Midlife Misadventures on the Camino de Santiago

by Carolyn Ray | Jun 22, 2021

Six books about the Camino de Santiago, from midlife misadventures to practical guides, all recommended by women.

The Top Seven Once-in-a-Lifetime Travel Experiences Every Woman Should Have

by Carolyn Ray | Jun 2, 2021

We reveal the top seven Once-in-a-Lifetime Travel Experiences recommended by women, including the Northern LIghts, the Camino de Santiago, Canada’s Rocky Mountains, a Safari in Africa, an Antarctica expedition, Machu Picchu and Bali.

Travel to Córdoba, Spain With Joanna Glen’s Novel “All My Mothers”

by Carolyn Ray | Mar 4, 2021

Travel by book with Joanna Glen’s “All My Mothers” to Córdoba, Spain, which has more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than anywhere in the world.

Maria Finds Total Healing in Spanish Retreat

by Amanda Burgess | Jan 12, 2021

Looking for physical healing post knee surgery, Maria S. booked a wellness retreat – and walked away with a ‘prescription’ for a lifetime of health in mind, body and spirit.

Solo Safety Tips to Hike the Camino de Santiago

by JourneyWoman Staff | Nov 17, 2020

Guest writer Rebecca Brown shares her safety tips for solo women adventurers hiking the Camino Santiago (Portuguese Route).

Seduced by Seville, Spain: the Charm of its Festivals, Palacios and Tapas

by Sally Peabody | Oct 14, 2020

Travel writer Sally Pabody shares her inside tips to create the perfect itinerary in Seville, a blend of art, architecture, tapas, a garden, wandering, and music or dance. With so much to see, serendipities abound, and getting a bit lost is part of the fun.