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Via Francigena - Heart of Tuscany
Walk the ancient pilgrim path to Rome through enchanting Tuscan landscapes, with Sienna and San Gimignano - the Manhattan of Tuscany - just two of the highlights. Enjoy excellent local cuisine & wine. 7 nights to Sienna or 9 nights to Buenconvento
Camino Ingles - English Way
In bygone times pilgrims from Northern Europe would travel to the Galician ports of Ferrol or A Coruña by sea, to commence their pilgrimage walk to Santiago de Compostela. Ferrol is 118 km & qualifies for the Compostela, but A Coruna is just under at 75.
Camino Portugués - Traditional Route
Second only to the iconic French Way of St James this is an increasingly popular Camino de Santiago. The Portuguese Way is an enchanting route that winds northwards from the heart of Portugal, with all the history, tradition and varied landscapes.
Arles Way
The Arles Way, or Via Tolosana, begins in Arles on the River Rhone heads west to Toulouse, then turns south to cross the Somport Pass in the Pyrenees where it meets the Camino Aragon in Spain - with Santiago de Compostela its final destination.
Coastal Camino Portugués
The Portugues Camino has recently been renovated with new waymarking installed along the old coastal route. Following the Atlantic coast from Porto to Santiago, it’s a journey through Celtic, Roman & Christian civilisations on the way to Santiago.
Classic French Way - Last 100 km
The final stage of the most famous Camino is the "classic" route of 115km to Santiago - typically taken as a 5 or 6-day walk. You will be eligible for the "Compostela" certificate emitted by the Pilgrim Office in Santiago. Or try our Gentle Steps version
Classic French Way - Full Camino
This is the iconic Camino de Santiago route, extending 480 miles / 770 km, from the French Pyrenees to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia. Our tailored itineraries allow you to walk it all in one or in shorter stages as your time permits.
Camino Portugues - Last 100 km
This last section of the Portuguese Camino begins on the banks of the River Miño at the charming border town of Tui. This ancient way follows tracks and paths through woodland, farmland, villages, towns and historic cities.
Camino Frances - Gentle Steps
"Made To Measure" walks to fit your own pace on the last section of the Camino. Our 14-night itinerary averages the shortest possible walks of 4 -8 miles a day. So, take your time, enjoy the scenery and soak up the Camino atmosphere at your own pace.
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Specialists on the Camino de Santiago
Travel with us - we are proud Camino de Santiago experts. Our passion for Spain started with the trails of its wonderful nature parks and led us to the Camino 13 years ago. Our team members have lived and worked in tourism here for many years. We speak the language fluently, have walked many Ways of St James and travelled all over this inspiring country. Today, we devote our time and expertise to exploring the worldwide network of Camino trails - adding new experiences for you to enjoy.
What our customers said...
We have many happy customers, let us share their stories
Great school trip that went seamlessly well. All 52 pupils found the experience worthwhile.
- Peter
- Teacher / Expedition Leader
- Schools Camino Tour
You did a fantastic job of organizing this trip and made appropriate recommendations where we should stay each night after consideration of the distances and difficulty of each day’s walking. I rate t
- Ross
- Camino Portugués Way
Very much enjoyed the whole Camino experience and would do it again.
- Susan
- Classic French Way - Full Camino
I absolutely LOVED every step!I think having our accommodations on the Camino path was really great and very important for any weary pilgrim.
- Ginny
- Classic French Way - Full Camino
Hotel Echaurren was perfect. Tell your customers to eat at Echaurren Traditional Restaurant also.
- Torben
- Gourmet Camino La Rioja
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