J.K. Franko is always on the move — from walking the Camino de Santiago with his wife, to flying off to Tokyo, Havana, or Rome. Now, through JK Franko’s Postcards from Around the World, he shares unfiltered moments from the road — stories, snapshots, and a few surprises.
Traveller
Postcards from Around The World
The Web Series
From remote valleys to buzzing cities, Raúl Calvoz shares moments from his travels — filmed on the go, and always unfiltered. These short episodes offer glimpses into the places he visits, the stories he finds, and the odd surprise along the way.
Watch below or click through the playlist to explore the series.
Camino De Santiago
French Route
JK walked the full French Route of the Camino de Santiago — over 500 miles from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela — alongside his wife, Raquel. Together they documented the journey, capturing the landscapes, challenges, and reflections along the way.
Watch the full series below, or explore the companion book J.K. Franko’s Camino de Santiago: French Route – The Ultimate Guide for tips, highlights, and photos from the trail.
J.K. Franko's Camino De Santiago
The Ultimate Guide
Color Tabs
Quick-glance colored edges guide you to each section fast.
Elevation
Daily charts show the highs and lows of every stage.
Route Maps
Track your location with Camino maps for every stop.
JK’s Journal
Franko’s personal Camino diary — candid, witty, and full of moments you’ll recognize.
J.K. Franko’s Camino de Santiago: French Route – The Definitive Walking Guide
Internationally acclaimed thriller writer J.K. Franko swaps his word processor for walking poles — and, alongside his wife Raquel, takes on the legendary Camino de Santiago (French Route), capturing every step, detour, and glass of wine along the way.
Part practical guide, part personal memoir, this book includes:
🥾 Step-by-step breakdowns of all 34 stages of the French Route
🥾Tips on what to pack, where to stay, and how to prepare
🥾Honest, often humorous journal entries from the walk itself
Whether you’re planning your own Camino or just curious about the journey, this guide has your back — and your feet.