WHERE TO STAMP
YOUR PILGRIM'S PASSPORT

All of the places where you can have your "Credencial" stamped along the Camino to Caravaca de la Cruz.

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At all times while making your way along the Camino de Levante to Caravaca de la Cruz keep your "Credencial de pelegrino" (Pilgrim's Passport) close at hand.

Along the way there will be fantastic moments of reflection and inner peace. There are characteristic churches and monuments which invite you to a moment of quiet meditation. In these places your "Credencial" can be stamped, and you can also be blessed at the so-called "Stations of the Jubilee." The two most important of these are the Iglesia del Salvador in Caravaca, which is home to a relic containing some of the blood of Pope John Paul II, and the Convento de Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación in Mula, where the holy relic of the Santa Espina is kept.

As well as the churches and places of worship, the Credencial can also be stamped in the Tourist Information Offices of the Region, in other authorized places and in any of the establishments affiliated to the Camino de Levante, where special discounts are offered to pilgrims.

Cartel en los puntos de sellado del Camino de Levante

Remember!

To earn the Pilgrim's Certificate (or "Caravaquensis") it is necessary to walk to the Holy City of Caravaca at least from Bullas (children from Cehegín), and to accumulate at least 60% of the stamps available at religious establishments.

Further information can be obtained on the webpage of the Diocese of Cartagena.

Stations of the Jubilee Stamping points