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Via Francigena - The Last Stage to Rome
On the road to Rome discover 2000 years of history and culture on the Via Francigena. Prepare for an amazing journey - from the first to the last step. On arrival at the Monte Mario Belvedere, you finally set eyes on the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica!
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 Finisterre
This peaceful, last stretch of all the Caminos ends at Cape Finisterre and the final 0.0km waymarker. This traditional extension to the Camino earns you the Fisterrana certificate. Enjoy sandy beaches and the famous Atlantic sunsets of World’s End.
Via de la Plata - Last 100 km
Once a Roman thoroughfare between south and northern Spain, this last section of Via de la Plata features rural walks and lovely country house hotels. Featuring warm hospitality, great cuisine and wine, you have a driver for baggage and local transfers.
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.
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.
Camino Primitivo - Last Section
The Compostela is the certificate of accomplishment eligible to those who complete a minimum of 100 km of the pilgrimage to arrive in Santiago de Compostela. This is the final stage of the Camino Primitivo from the ancient Roman city of Lugo to Santiago.
Le Puy Camino - France
From Le Puy, the trail crosses the highlands of the Massif Central, the green pastures of the south-west and the Pays Basque which has a gentler climate. The terrain is varied and very scenic, at times demanding and rarely flat, with views to the Pyrenees
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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.
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We have many happy customers, let us share their stories
First Rate organisation which will be highly recommended. Great value for money!
- Terence
- Camino Portugués Way
It was apparent to us (my friend Tim and I) that when we entered several accommodations the staff reacted positively to us because we were with Walk the Camino. It was obvious that you had developed a
- John
- Classic French Way - Full Camino
It was a little more challenging than the Sarria walk, but gave a great sense of achievement too, plus paddling in the ocean!
- Pat
- Camino Finisterre
Hotel Echaurren was perfect. Tell your customers to eat at Echaurren Traditional Restaurant also.
- Torben
- Gourmet Camino La Rioja
We enjoyed the walk and had great weather. We had done several long distance walks and this was probably the easiest in terms of walking challenge. People were friendly and the Way was well marked.
- Jim & Gail
- Camino Portugués Way
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