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Camino de Santiago Tours

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A spiritual journey through the heart of Spain

Sprawling over 800 kilometers across the Iberian Peninsula, the Camino is Europe’s most legendary trail network. Roman vias, Moorish monuments, ancient churches, sprawling fields – each turn you take on the Camino is a new adventure.

The camino frances scenery is well known for its wines under the brand Denominación de Origen Calificada Rioja.

Choose your ideal itinerary

  • Walking or cycling, all-women or 50+ groups – we’re here to make it happen. 

Explore at your own pace

  • Choose a guided or self-guided trip, backed and supported by expert local tour operators.

Local experts elevate the experience

  • You’ll never miss a good restaurant, historical site, or natural vista.
Lonely Pilgrim with backpack walking the Camino de Santiago in Spain, Way of St James

Camino Frances

The most popular route, attracting over 60% of all pilgrims. The route boasts good infrastructure and well-marked paths, with villages and towns for rest and cultural immersion.

Camino Portugues

Also known as the Portugues Coastal Route, the path winds through charming towns, vineyards, and historical cities like Porto. The latter part along the coast offers beautiful beachside views and seafood.

Camino Primitivo

This is the oldest Camino route, used by King Alfonso II in the 9th century. History buffs will love the medieval atmosphere, ancient villages, and historical landmarks.

A map of the Camino de Santiago and the 3 most popular routes.
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What do people think of Camino de Santiago Tours?
Michael Schmidt

We have met your guide Luca Ricci and he was absolutely friendly and helpfull to us. Thanks a lot!

Martha Schrader

One of our most memorable trips with our kids.

Bastien Serafin

Very professional service coupled with great customer care.

Anne R

We traveled, ate, slept,and experienced in the best of company. The walk to Santiago was a dream come true. Now I cherish the memories and will always treasure the experiences along the way…”it’s not the destination but the journey”…so true. Thanks, Judy…Blessings, Pilgrims.

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Meet the guides in the area

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Silvia Santos
Born and raised in Bilbao, before starting to work on the Camino as a tour guide, Silvia was a mountain guide in places like the Himalayas, Aconcagua, and many other places. It was not until she had the opportunity to walk the Camino for the first time that she understood the reason why so many people are attracted to it. Having walked the full Camino Frances, Silvia became enamored with the legends and stories of Camino. She currently lives in Galicia, working as a Camino guide and sharing her passion for it with people coming from all around the globe.
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Dan Hirst
Dan is a Yorkshire lad in Spanish disguise. You’ll most likely find him coordinating siestas at the Skedaddle Espana base in the coastal town of Tarifa. Dan loves blazing the trails on some of the most beloved trails tours across Spain’s dramatic landscapes. He finds every moment while he’s on a trail an invigorating and sensory experience, no matter if it’s a road he’s driving down every day or a completely different spot—the sounds, smells, and sights will always be different.
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Francisco Álvarez
Originally from Barcelona, Francisco moved to Ponferrada—a town right on Camino Frances—at a very young age. He made his first pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in his twenties, which is when he started traveling around the world. Francisco has lived in California, India, Philippines, Thailand, Laos, etc., where he discovered his love and passion for being a guide. Once he came back to Spain, he knew he wanted to work as a guide, showing other people the beauty of Camino de Santiago.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Camino de Santiago

  • The amount of time it takes to walk the Camino de Santiago depends on several factors, including which route you choose, your walking pace, and whether you take rest and sightseeing days.

    For example, most people take between 30 and 45 days to walk the Camino Francés, hiking the Camino Portuguese takes around 30-40 days, while the Camino Ingles lasts only 5-7 days on average.

    Many adventurers also choose to walk the final 100 km of the Camino Frances or the Camino Portuguese, as this is enough to get your pilgrim’s passport! When booking your Camino de Santiago trip, mind your fitness level, how much time you have available, and what you want to get out of the experience.

  • The difficulty of your Camino de Santiago tour depends on what route you choose.

    For example, the Camino Francés, the most popular route, features rolling hills and some steeper sections, like the Pyrenees crossing. The Portuguese Way is known for its gentler terrain, while the Primitivo is more challenging with steeper climbs and descents.

    With the right preparation and mindset, anyone can conquer the Camino and embark on a transformative walk to Santiago de Compostella.

  • Almost anyone can walk the Camino de Santiago – with a few caveats.

    While you don’t need to be a super athlete, a certain level of fitness is essential. The Camino involves walking or biking long distances every day, often on uneven terrain. While the difficulty varies depending on the route, even the shorter routes require several hours of daily activity. Good general fitness will help you enjoy the experience more and avoid injuries.

    Mental resilience is needed, too. You should be prepared for long days, discomfort, and unexpected situations on your Camino tour. Dealing with changing weather, unforeseen circumstances, and potential language barriers is part of the adventure!

    If you’re not sure if you can manage the guided Camino trip, opt for shorter itineraries like the 100 KM tours, or choose a supported tour and travel at your own pace!

  • Your Camino de Santiago holidays can be an affordable adventure or a luxurious one, depending on your choices.

    Accommodations are the biggest factor. Pilgrim hostels, or “albergues”, are the most budget-friendly option, costing around €10-20 per night. Private rooms, hotels, and other types of lodging can range from €30 to €100+ per night.

    Regarding the food, you can cook your own meals in Albergue kitchens to save money, or eat at restaurants and cafes, which can vary in price depending on location and type of cuisine. Expect to spend €10-30 per day on food.

    Other costs, such as museum entrance fees, transportation, and gear, are all up to you. Logically, luxury Camino de Santiago tours will be more expensive than standard guided tours, but local guides will usually tell you about all the more affordable options if you ask them.

    With careful planning and budgeting, you can have an amazing experience without breaking the bank!

  • Walking the Camino alone is considered to be extremely safe!

    First off, The Camino is well-maintained and well-marked, with a steady flow of pilgrims throughout the year. This means you’re at a lower risk of getting lost or being isolated.

    Also, the Camino fosters a strong sense of community among pilgrims. You’ll often encounter others walking alone, and there are opportunities to connect and share experiences.

    Finally, the towns and villages along the Camino are familiar with pilgrims and offer a welcoming and secure environment, while the authorities keep the Camino’s popularity in mind and take steps to ensure the safety of pilgrims.

    The Camino de Santiago is one of the safest trails you could tackle on your own. However, if you’re thinking of walking the Camino alone, you should weigh your comfort level, risk tolerance, and desired experience to make the best decision for yourself. Remember, safety is paramount, so be prepared and exercise good judgment throughout your pilgrimage.

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