Six roads to Santiago
Every Camino has its own character: the sociable Francés, the quiet Primitivo, the salt air of the Norte. Choose a road and we arrange the stages, the rooms and the luggage — or plan it yourself with Camino Koala.
The classic road, sociable and well marked
Gentle gradients, coast and countryside
Cliff paths and fishing towns along the Atlantic
The original way, wild and rewarding
A short, complete Camino in under a week
Beyond Santiago, to the end of the earth
Example itineraries
The most popular week on the Camino: five days of walking through Galician farmland and eucalyptus woods, finishing in the Praza do Obradoiro. Enough distance to earn the Compostela, arranged so you only carry a daypack.
Twelve days from the wine lodges of Porto along the Atlantic edge of Portugal, across the Minho into Spain, and inland to Santiago. Boardwalks, fishing harbours and long ocean views.
Sixteen days on the original way: mountain ridges in Asturias, the Roman walls of Lugo, and quiet Galician woodland. The most demanding route we offer, and for many walkers the most rewarding.
The whole classic road in one go: over the Pyrenees, across the meseta, through Burgos, León and Ponferrada itself. Thirty-three stages with rest days in the cities, built around your pace.
Albergues and family-run pensiones pre-booked at busy stages, honest stage planning around your fitness, credential and 24/7 en-route support.
Paradores, boutique hotels and wine-country casonas, daily luggage transfer, tables booked, tastings arranged — blisters optional.
Prefer to do it yourself? Research every route and book your own stages with our partner Camino Koala.
Camino questions
You need to be comfortable walking 15–25 km a day, several days in a row — but we plan stages around your fitness, not the guidebook's. Shorter stages, rest days and luggage transfer make the Camino walkable for most people.
May, June and September are the sweet spot: long days, mild weather and lively but not crowded paths. July and August are hot and busy; winter is quiet but many albergues close.
Night-by-night accommodation, stage notes, luggage transfer where you want it, transfers at the start and end, your pilgrim credential, and 24/7 support while you walk. Flights can be added on request.
Absolutely — our partner Camino Koala lets you research every route and book your own stages. And if you get halfway through planning and want a hand, send us what you have and we'll finish it.