Developed by Walkers, for Walkers
Always at hand
Smart accessories built from many thousands of kilometres on the Camino de Santiago.
Developed by Walkers, for Walkers
Always at hand
Smart accessories built from thousands of kilometres on the Camino de Santiago.
Developed by Walkers, for Walkers
Always at hand
Smart accessories built from thousands of kilometres on the Camino de Santiago.
Developed by pilgrims, for pilgrims
Always at hand
Smart accessories built from thousands of kilometres on the Camino de Santiago.
Field-tested
Carried across the Camino before it ever reached the shop.
Always within Reach
No stopping, no twisting, no taking off your pack.
Small things, big difference
The kind of gear you stop noticing you’re wearing.
Made for the trail
Built to hold up over thousands of kilometres, not just one hike.
Smart Accessories Built for the walk
Sometimes it’s the smallest things that make the biggest difference on the trail. Here’s what we’ve built so far.
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Bottleholder N°1
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Bottle N°1 – 1/2 ltr. – 4 colours
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I stopped noticing it was there. That’s when I knew it was right.
— Mareike, 780km, Camino Francés
Grab your bottle. Drink. Put it back. Keep walking.
Our Story
Why Cadavia exists
In 2010, I walked my first Camino, from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port all the way to Fisterra. What started as a one-time adventure became part of my life. Since then I’ve returned to the Camino almost every year, and those journeys added up to thousands of kilometres on different routes.
The problem
I tried almost everything
Bottles in side pockets. Hydration bladders with drinking tubes. Different bottle holders and countless other solutions. Each had its strengths. None was exactly what I was looking for. Cadavia was born from a simple desire: to make drinking on the trail easier.
Notes from the trail
Stories and lessons from the Camino, and the small things that make the walk easier.
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How Much Should You Drink on the Camino? – Dev
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Which Shoes for the Camino? How to Find the Right Pair for You
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