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Walk the westernmost fringes of southern Europe from Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela, filled from end to end with UNESCO heritage sites. From Porto choose between the traditional inland way or the new coastal Camino. There’s an optional visit to Fatima.

The Winter Way is an alternative to the Galician section of the Camino Frances. Traditionally, it’s the way pilgrims walked to avoid Galicia’s Os Ancares mountains, which can be impassable with snow. A tranquil and lesser-known walk thru’ a magical land.

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.

Join Walk the Camino and explore the Camino Ingles (English Way), a quieter route that offers a contemplative walking experience.

This stage of the St Francis Way continues south from Spoleto to the Santa Maria Della Foresta Sanctuary near Rieti. The trail passes through verdant forests past the magical Piediluco lake. Enjoy great panoramic walks with views of the Apennine peaks.

St Francis of Assisi a mystical person, whose charisma and philosophy are still respected the world over today. Follow his paths and discover traces of hermitages, chapels and crosses through a landscape of shady forests, orchards and olive groves.