Maltese Segment of the Camino Maltés
Since 2023, the Way of St. James also crosses the Mediterranean (about 3,600 km), on the route known as the Maltese Way. The route evokes the path followed by pilgrims crossing the Mediterranean by sea. As its name indicates, it begins in Malta, links up with the Cammino di San Giacomo in Sicily, continues with the Camminu di San Jacu in Sardinia, and ends in the Catalan Way from Barcelona to Compostela.
XirCammini
XirCammini is a voluntary, non-profit making, non-denominational and non-sectarian membership organisation, open to all who support its aims, whose primary and over-riding objects are to research and advance knowledge and education about and generate interest in pilgrimages, hiking and/or faith travel focusing mainly on the ancient routes in Europe.