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Camino de Santiago

Camino de Santiago in Spain & Portugal

The Camino de Santiago started out as a medieval Christian pilgrimage to the remains of Saint James. Today, it is one of the most well-known pilgrimages in the world.

The Camino has a fascinating history and breathtaking trails throughout the many landscapes of Spain. There are more than 8 established routes all leading to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain. The most popular route, the Camino Frances, is around 500 miles and takes about 35 days to walk.

Highlights of the Camino de Santiago

Enjoy breathtaking views as you traverse the French Pyrenees.
Practice the art of slow travel as you walk through ancient villages and medieval towns.
Taste savory Spanish tapas, boat-to-table seafood, and award-winning Rioja wine.
Listen to your inner wisdom and tap into your truest self along the quiet, persistent path.
Create unforgettable bonds with fellow pilgrims from all over the world.

Popular Routes

The French Way

Start in St. Jean Pied-de-Port, France. Climb up and through the Pyrenees, trek across Navarre, Rioja, Castile and Leon, before entering Galicia and arriving to Santiago.

The Portuguese Way

Your journey begins in Lisbon or Porto. Get ready for incredible coastal views, fantastic seafood, charming towns. Choose the coastal or interior route. Both are incredible!

The Northern Way

Start in Irun, pass through San Sebastian for world-class pinxchos. Enjoy stunning coastal views, picturesque fishing villages, and mountainous terrain through Northern Spain.

Your Own Way

There’s no right way to walk the Camino. We can help you craft the perfect Camino itinerary based on your interests, needs, and possible time restrictions. You can also walk a portion of the Camino as you have time!

Camino de Santiago