Plan your Camino

Walk the Camino de Santiago for first time

Are you going to experience the Camino de Santiago
for the first time?

Follow our advice and just worry about walking….

All the information you need to know and more

We clarify all the doubts that take place at the time of beginning the Camino.

It is considered pilgrim’s identity card or passport. You should ask for stamps in many places along the way to receive, at the end, your Compostela document.

At least twice per stage, once at the starting point and once at the finishing point, to prove that you have passed through both places. It is very important that each stamp is accompanied by the date. to prove that you have passed through both places. It is very important that each stamp is accompanied by the date.

It is the certificate that accredits that you have done the Camino de Santiago. You can request it at the pilgrim’s office once you have arrived in Santiago.

You must do at least 100 km on foot or on horseback and 200 km by bicycle.

The best option to initiate is to walk the French Way from Sarria. It has an excellent infrastructure of services and accommodation and is located just over 114 km from Santiago

It will depend on your physical condition but it is not recommended to walk more than 20 to 25 kilometers per day or to do more than 50 or 60 kilometers if you ride a bicycle.

Due to less overcrowding and a more favorable climate, the months of spring and autumn are the most appropriate. Depending on the Way, you can do it perfectly in the central summer or winter months.

It is advisable to have a minimum amount of physical preparation, with a training plan a couple of months before the start of the Way. In which we will include between 3 and 4 weekly walks. plan a couple of months before the start of the Way. In which we will include between 3 and 4 weekly walks.

Would you like to do the Camino? We can help you

We offer you everything you need to make your Camino de Santiago as comfotable as possible.

We take care of the accommodation search

So you can rest comfortably after each stage.

We send you the necessary documentation before you start

Receive your card and everything you need to get started at home.

We inform you about your chosen route

We provide you with all the necessary information about your Camino.

We move your backpack from stage to stage

Just worry about walking around.

We have expert guides available

We have the best professionals who know the Camino.

We offer you 24-hour coverage

So you can enjoy the Way in complete safety.

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Adventure now for the first time

Just worry about ealking and
enjoy the Camino!

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12 ways to Santiago

Every way is divided in stages of 20-30 km per day. You can start in any stage.

12 ways to Santiago
12 Ways
Total Kms
No. of stages
French Way
764
33
Portuguese Way
620
25
Portuguese Way (Along the Coast)
666
13
Northern Way
824
34
Primitive Way
313
14
English Way (A Coruña)
74
3
English Way (Ferrol)
119
6
Finisterre and Muxía
119
5
Winter Way
263
10
The Silver Route (French Way)
970
38
The Silver Route (Sanabres Way)
324
35
Sanabres Way
369
13

Where to start

You must cover at least 100 km on foot or 200 km by bicycle up to Santiago in order to obtain your official pilgrim certificate: <<the Compostela>>

Last 100km, 6 days
Your booking includes:
Selected accommodation
Pilgrim credential
Travel documentation
Pilgrim guide
Travel insurance
24h emergency assistance

Tips

The best tips to enjoy your experience in the best way.

Preparar mochila

How to organize your backpack

Discover how to maximize the space in your backpack to make your experience more comfortable..

Preparar calzado

The right footwear

We recommend the most suitable footwear depending on the season in which you will be doing the Camino.

Preparación física

How to prepare physically

Tips for proper physical planning that will allow you to enjoy the Camino without setbacks.