Guiding on the Camino is not about leading from the front or managing every detail of the day. It is about creating the conditions for a meaningful, personal journey while walking alongside the group with presence, experience, and care.

Each day follows the natural rhythm of the Camino. Pilgrims walk at their own pace. Some walk alone. Some walk together. There is no pressure to stay together, keep up, or perform in any particular way.

As your guide, I am present on the path and available throughout the day. I offer orientation, context, and support when needed, while allowing space for silence, reflection, and personal discovery. I help navigate moments of uncertainty, fatigue, or doubt when they arise, without interfering with the individual nature of the journey.

Group check-ins are offered at natural transition points, often in the evenings. These are simple, optional moments to reflect on the day and acknowledge what is emerging, without analysis or fixing. The intention is to create grounding and continuity, not to direct anyone’s experience.

Guiding is light-touch and responsive. The Camino does the work. My role is to help protect the space so that work can unfold naturally.