Full Camino - St Jean Pied de Port to Santiago
- Walking the full French Way from St. Jean Pied de Port to Santiago
- Arriving at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela after a journey of 791 km
- Leon, Burgos and Pamplona - Northern Spain's most beguiling cities
- Enjoying wonderful camaraderie with your fellow pilgrims
- Varied landscapes including the dramatic Pyrenees, lush Galicia and immense plains
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Day 1 Arrive in St. Jean Pied de Port and overnightYour journey starts in St Jean Pied de Port, which straddles the French and Spanish border.
The hotel stands out in the town of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port with its pink sandstone façade from the Basque Country, on the banks of the Nive, in the town centre. Once through the door, you will be charmed by the recent renovations (dating back to 2015), modern equipment, contemporary-style decoration and old elements such as the monumental oak staircase and the floor of the hall in cement tiles.
The Ramuntcho Hotel has been welcoming guests since 1895. With a friendly and familiar atmosphere, the hotel is ideally located at the foot of the city walls and is easily accessible.
The guesthouse is the result of a family project. You will be welcomed in a house entirely designed by the family, where the welcome and the well-being of the guests is a priority. Each room is individually designed and furnished with great taste by the lady of the house.
The toughest section stage 1, with a steep climb to the Roncesvalles. Then pass across the Pyrenees on a route called Ruta Imperial (Imperial Route). You will be rewarded with wonderful panoramic mountain views and a great sense of achievement. An alternative route is available along the valley for those who prefer a more gentle option.
Ascend: 1330m/ Descend: 543m
The building, now a hotel and apartments, was built in 1725 as the "house of the Beneficiaries", clerics who helped the canons in their ecclesiastical work. Its interior has recently been completely restored as a hotel, an ambitious project led by the Príncipe de Viana Institution, responsible for the conservation of Navarre's cultural heritage. As a result, Hotel Roncesvalles offers the highest levels of comfort in an architectural setting full of art, history and nature.
This Hostal is recommended in the Michelin Guide. It is a 16th century mansion which has been completely renovated to accommodate pilgrims on their walk. The restaurant provides local Basque cuisine and can sit up to 130 people.
Warm rooms, some with balconies & mountain views, in an informal inn offering dining & a bar.
From Roncesvalles, you will cross two further mountain passes before continuing through beech and oak woods alongside the River Arga to the small village of Akerreta
Ascend: 446m/ Descend: 857m
Hotel Akerreta is a small family run bed and breakfast. The stone walled house still has many of its original features with its bread ovens and enormous wooden oak beams.
This traditional house has three floors, two of which have been recently renovated. All rooms are spacious and bright, with wooden floors and stone walls, and have a private bathroom. There is a common area with a fireplace, TV and a fully equipped kitchen. There is also a private garden for guests.
Low-key rooms & dorms with a rustic vibe in a relaxed hostel with a casual restaurant & a lounge. Large and comfortable living room with fireplace, free Wi-Fi, and public garden at the back of the building. Table and billiard games & free parking outside.
At first following the River Arga along shaded paths, today’s walk then starts to get slightly busier as you head towards Pamplona as you follow busy main roads into the city.
Pamplona is a beautiful city lined with medieval streets and famous for the running of the bulls festival which takes place one a year where daring men and women tear through the streets chased by bulls. Be prepared to enter a hustling and bustling city, quite the opposite to the Camino.
Ascend: 94m/ Descend: 170m
Hotel Maisonnave is a comfortable 4 star hotel with a longstanding tradition in the city of Pamplona. Comfort, quality and a very personal style that has evolved in line with the trends of the sector are the hallmarks of the Maisonnave Hotel, which has succeeded in making its clients feel as if the rooms are their own.
Right on the edge of Taconera Gardens, this is a 4-star property with air-conditioned modern rooms.
Charismatic hotel with more than 50 years of history in the historic centre of the city, next to the city walls. The hotel, which is characterised by its simplicity, offers modern and comfortable rooms.
After the first 5km along suburban roads, you are soon back in the countryside. From Cizur Menor, a climb takes you through a field of wind turbines, with wonderful views back over Pamplona. The Arga valley then opens up ahead as you descend down to Puente la Reina.
Ascend: 389m/ Descend: 500m
This modern building is spread over two levels. The brick building was renovated in the style of the 18th century palaces of Navarre. The accommodation offers spacious rooms.
This old thirteenth century tower, completely refurbished and decorated with rural and modern elements, offers the chance to rest and discover the culture, history, and gastronomy of Navarre.
This beautifully restored 17th century house offers comfortable accommodation for travellers. Care has been taken to retain the noble materials such as wood, stone and old bricks to create a rustic and personalised style.
Walking through rolling farmland and vineyards will bring you to Estella, please be aware that there are few trees along this path and therefore nowhere to seek shelter from the sun.
There are also a few examples of Roman roadway on this section from Cirauqui to Lorca, especially where the majority of the track is along such roman roadways. The first section will have three steep climbs up to hilltop villages before you descend into Estella.
Ascend: 328m/ Descend: 242m
A four-star accommodation that devotes care and attention to the small details to provide a unique artistic environment that give a classic look with a unique service that will meet your highest expectations.
Located in the beautiful city of Estella, and a stop on the Camino de Santiago and surrounded by a privileged natural and historical environment, at Hotel Yerri they offer a quality stay with personalised service.
A friendly, family run hotel on the outskirts of Estella has new facilities since 2006, directly next to the Camino de Santiago.
The majority of your walk today will take you along beautiful natural paths, starting with the first section up to Monjardin. You will have magnificent views southward of the alternative route and Luquin, both route options join for the last section to Los Arcos.
Ascend: 349m/ Descend: 319m
Monaco Hotel is a small friendly family business. It has been catering for pilgrims for over 40 years and provides a lounge where you can swap stories with other pilgrims or just relax before the next days walking.
The Hostal Suetxe is a small hotel which offers rustic charm and clean, comfortable accommodation.
This property offers rooms with a flat-screen TV and fan. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace. All rooms have a private bathroom with free toiletries, bath or shower and hairdryer. Free WiFi is also offered throughout the property.
Wander along natural paths leading you through arable farmland, please be aware that there is little shade along this stretch and make sure you adequately protected against the sun. Today's day is a long one and contains some short but steep sections into the rio Linares and Cornava river valleys.
Just before entering Logrono you will pass through the region of La Rioja which is renowned for the wine it produces, make sure you try a glass with your dinner!
Ascend: 346m/ Descend: 414m
The four-star Husa Bracos hotel, is located in the heart of Logroño's old town, next to the city's shopping area and Logroño's most symbolic spot - its famous Calle Laurel, a must-visit street for savouring the region's tapas and wines.
The hotel was recently renovated and it is really close to the city centre. Its magnificent location means that that in a matter minutes you can reach the historical centre of the city, where its famous bars and restaurants are located, as well as the shopping area, and the main roads in and out of the city.
The hotel's location offers all the amenities you need: the train station, the bus station, the old town, the best shopping in the city and, of course, the famous Calle Laurel, which is just 700 metres away. The spacious rooms and the tranquillity of the park in front of the hotel will guarantee you a refreshing rest.
Walking out of Logrono you will be walking along fast-moving traffic via Parque S. Miguel on asphalted paths. There have been ongoing roadworks which can cause adjustments to the route taking you out of the city, please stay alert and follow the shells.
On your way, you will pass the alberges in Navarrete and Ventosa before reaching Najera as you continue your walk on the red soil of La Rioja.
Ascend: 376m/ Descend: 260m
This friendly and central property is close to the left bank of the river Najerilla, in the old part of town. The 15-room hotel occupies a 17th century building, and has a TV lounge, bar and breakfast room.
The charming Hostal Hispano offers simply furnished rooms. It is located in the centre of Nájera.
Since Pensión San Lorenzo is a family-run establishment, they take care of every detail and do everything possible to make your stay unforgettable.
For this reason, you can enjoy flat screen television, air conditioning and Wi-Fi in all rooms. All rooms have a clothesline. In addition to top quality beds, the decoration and luminosity of the rooms will make your experience unbeatable.
Follow wide country roads through gently undulating farmland as you embark on a gradual ascent from Najera to Ciruena, stop in Azofra before you start the climb.
Once you have reached Ciruena there is a gentle 5km descent into Santa Domingo de la Calzada. The historic town of Santa Domingo is lined with medieval streets and grand buildings, including the 12th century Romanesque and Gothic cathedral.
Ascend: 325m/ Descend: 167m
The Mill Hostel Floren is a former watermill, restored and carefully decorated.
This hotel, which uses some parts of the old wall built by Pedro I to defend the city, has cozy rooms, all with bathroom, heating, TV, telephone and free Wi-Fi. The property has a lift, and a restaurant where you can enjoy homemade food. A free bicycle parking space is also available.
The guest house is located in the heart of Santo Domingo. It is run by local nuns and rooms are clean and comfortable.
Be prepared to spend most of your day walking along the busy N-120 and the A-12, two busy roads which will have an effect on your enjoyment of walking. The alternative path still offers an alternative if you wish to try and avoid some of the road walking.
Despite the roads, you will have an opportunity to wander through small villages along the way and admire the local history which can be traced back to Roman times.
Ascend: 310m/ Descend: 182m
This B&B is very comfortable with lots of rustic charm. Many of the rooms have wooden beams and stone walls and there is an outside terrace.
In 1888, Pedro and Benito Urquiza transformed the 1850 building into "El Parador de los Hermanos". Later known as "La Fonda", it was visited by local summer holidaymakers and used for family celebrations by people from the surrounding villages. Today, it has been completely restored and transformed into a cosy 2-star hotel, with all the new facilities, while retaining the original charm of this centuries-old house.
Pensión Toñi is located in the centre of Belorado, next to the post office, two minutes from the Plaza Mayor and next to the Camino de Santiago. It is situated in a very quiet area. The rooms are comfortable, functional and fully equipped.
Leave the Belorado via its suburbs on a path running parallel to the N-120. The countryside opens up as you make your way in the direction of Atapuerca.
Halfway along this stage, you will 'climb' the mountains of Villafranca Montes de Oca along a path shaded by oak and pine trees before descending into the remote pilgrim village of St John the Nettle.
Ascend: 471m/ Descend: 241m
This place offers clean, comfortable accommodation on the Way of St. James. The Hotel is located next to the the Sanctuary and Monastery of San Juan de Ortega.
The rooms offer views of the surrounding area and feature wood-beamed ceilings and a flat-screen TV. There is a restaurant, where guests can enjoy their meals, and a bar.
Walk into the city of Burgos, there are various routes you can take and therefore familiarise yourself with your options from the information pack.
After spending time on the Camino big city life can come as a shock and you will be walking along roads to get into the city. Burgos is a stunning city and when you arrive you will be able to appreciate the city's buildings and their artefacts. Burgos is an architectural jewel, filled with monuments worthy of exploring.
Ascend: 144m/ Descend: 300m
Behind the beautiful façade of a former theatre guests will be agreeably surprised to find a contemporary interior, with 117 comfortable rooms inspired by the Grand Theatre that gave it its name. There is also a restaurant, café, private garage and excellent public rooms.
A modern and quiet hotel, located in the traditional neighbourhood of San Agustin, close to the cathedral of Burgos, the Museum of Human Evolution and the historic old city.
Located 150 metres from the cathedral and in the middle of the Camino de Santiago, the hotel is surrounded by a tapas area and is next to the main shopping street of Burgos.
A rest day in Burgos allows for exploration of this great city which was the capital of Old Castile for almost 500 years and home to El Cid in the 11th century.
Behind the beautiful façade of a former theatre guests will be agreeably surprised to find a contemporary interior, with 117 comfortable rooms inspired by the Grand Theatre that gave it its name. There is also a restaurant, café, private garage and excellent public rooms.
A modern and quiet hotel, located in the traditional neighbourhood of San Agustin, close to the cathedral of Burgos, the Museum of Human Evolution and the historic old city.
Located 150 metres from the cathedral and in the middle of the Camino de Santiago, the hotel is surrounded by a tapas area and is next to the main shopping street of Burgos.
Crop fields dominate the landscape as you enter an area called the Meseta. A short climb after the Fuente de Prao Torre gives you great views of the flat landscape surrounding you for miles, before your descent to Hornillos. A short transfer at the end of today brings you to your accommodation in Isar.
Ascend: 142m/ Descend: 188m
La Consulta de Isar offers rooms with private bathrooms. The accommodation has 24-hour reception, terrace, garden, parking and a coffee bar.
Located in the Hornillos del Camino region, this comfortable hotel offers cosy rooms equipped with flat screen tv, private bathrooms and free WIFI. The nearest airport is Burgos Airport which is located 36 km away.
Transfer to Hornillos in the morning to start your walk through the Meseta. There is little shade on this route and therefore make sure you have sun protection with you and plenty of water.
The trail will take you through the pilgrim villages of San Bol, Hontanas and Arco San Anton before you reach Castrojeriz.
Ascend: 181m/ Descend: 199m
This comfortable hostel has a restaurant attached and is well located. The hotel opened its doors after a careful restoration that preserved part of the building's original 16th century structure and its ancient materials of stone, ceramics and wood. This three-star hotel on the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago combines tradition and modernity in very comfortable surroundings.
Quaint stone building that is a 3-minute walk from the ancient castle ruins at Castillo de Castrojeriz. Cozy rooms with beautiful exposed wooden beams on the ceiling.
From the large terrace of the colonial-style house you have a view of the impressive Castilian landscape. Numerous shops and bars are 10 minutes from the property.
Walk along beautiful earth tracks as you ascend up the Alto de Mostelares this morning where you will have magnificent views of the valley below. In the afternoon you will descend again into Fromista via the Canal de Castilla.
Ascend: 250m/ Descend: 272m
The eco-hotel Doña Mayor is located in Frómista, in the heart of the French Route to Santiago. Its name refers to Queen Doña Mayor of Castile, who founded the convent of San Martín with its Romanesque church around 1066, a key figure in the history of the town, which experienced one of the most splendid periods of the region. Our hotel is located in the historic centre of Frómista and has individual rooms & a beautiful garden.
This new house houses a 3-star hotel, a restaurant, a bar, a shared lounge and a terrace with a garden. It features double, triple and family rooms, all with free WiFi and private bathrooms. The restaurant serves traditional home-made food using fresh local produce.
Situated next to the Church of San Martín de Tours, the Hotel San Martín is a family-run establishment with 19 rooms in the heart of Fromista.
Walk along the dirt track running alongside the main roads, you can choose to continue your path past the village Poblacion to Villalcazar or take the more scenic route via Villovieco.
Both paths will join in Villalcazar with its beautiful Templar church, take a look inside and discover its Retablo of the life of St James.
Ascend: 113m/ Descend: 61m
Welcome to the Royal Convent of San Zoilo, in Carrión de los Condes. During your pleasant and peaceful stay in this emblematic monastery, you will not fail to be captivated by the impressions and experiences of its history.
Opened in May 2017, very comfortable spacious rooms with private en suite bathrooms. It also has parking for bicycles and laundry service. Perfect location in the Plaza Mayor with all services a few meters away: free public parking, supermarkets, pharmacies, cafeterias, and restaurants. The friendly staff is always willing to help you. Come and enjoy Carrión and its surroundings.
The hostel used to be the former chaplain’s house and has recently been renovated to provide 15 rooms.
Walk from Carrion de los Condes to Calzadilla de la Cueza along the flat and dry landscape, most of the paths you will be walking on are overlay the old paved Roman road Via Aquitana which if you follow will lead you to Astorga.
There are no facilities between the two villages and therefore make sure you have enough provisions for the day.
Ascend: 57m/ Descend: 30m
This cosy country inn provides everthing a walker needs on the Camino - comfortable rooms, a terrace and a restaurant.
The philosophy of La Morena is to make the traveller, whether a guest or a pilgrim, feel at home, a unique place surrounded by good atmosphere and hospitality.
When you visit us, you will find a building over 200 years old, completely renovated and equipped with all the facilities you need to make your stay unforgettable.
Walk from Calzadilla de la Cueza to Sahagun, continuing through this flat and dry landscape. Sahagun is a town filled with history and ancient monuments which you will have plenty of time to explore due to your shorter walk today.
Ascend: 143m/ Descend: 196m
This guest house offers comfortable, air-conditioned rooms in a peaceful setting. The property also has a restaurant and a bar with a terrace.
La Codorniz Guesthouse-Restaurant is in Sahagún, a unique place right at the centre of the Camino de Santiago (St. James´ Way). Its has unique Mudejar Sahagún architecture, and its rooms offer all the comforts you deserve.
The recently renovated guesthouse is located 32km from Villa Romana La Olmeda and it offers comfortable rooms. Facilities include free wifi, private bathrooms, flat screen TVs and a buffet breakfast.
Leave Sahagun by crossing the river Cea to Calzada del Coto via groves of poplars, the scenery today remains much of the same as you make your way over the dry vast landscape.
You follow the Camino Frances Real route until you reach the small stop of El Burgo Ranero. As there is no accommodation in El Burgo Ranero, return transfers are included to Sahagun.
Ascend: 89m/ Descend: 34m
This guest house offers comfortable, air-conditioned rooms in a peaceful setting. The property also has a restaurant and a bar with a terrace.
La Codorniz Guesthouse-Restaurant is in Sahagún, a unique place right at the centre of the Camino de Santiago (St. James´ Way). Its has unique Mudejar Sahagún architecture, and its rooms offer all the comforts you deserve.
The recently renovated guesthouse is located 32km from Villa Romana La Olmeda and it offers comfortable rooms. Facilities include free wifi, private bathrooms, flat screen TVs and a buffet breakfast.
The long flat paths are slowly coming to an end as you slowly descent into Mansilla de las Mulas. The sweeping open countryside gives you a constant view of the horizon, which has a soft desert touch about it.
The trail guides you through Reliegos, where the route begins to gradually descend into the Mansilla de las Mulas.
Ascend: 11m/ Descend: 85m
The Albergueria del Camino guesthouse is situated on the banks of the River Esla, in the heart of the medieval town of Mansilla de las Mulas and right on the Pilgrim´s Way to Santiago, in the shadow of the Tower of Santa María, offering peace, quiet and comfort in a rural, cosy atmosphere.
In July 2015 the new rural hotel "Hotel La Casa de los Soportales" opened. A completely new space that combines tradition with the modernity and comfort of a rural hotel.
Walk alongside the busy N601, this trail will cross the River Esla Mansill, and the Rio Porma before you join the main road into León. Take care as you walk along busy roads as you enter the city as there is, unfortunately, no designated pilgrim path away from the fast-paced city life and all the noise surrounding it.
Enjoy great views of Leon and the mountains ahead of you from the Alto del Portillo before a steep descent brings you down into León.
Ascend: 148m/ Descend: 108m
This hotel has 17 rooms, all of whice The are equipped with underfloor heating and air conditioning, desk, flat screen TV with atellite channels, internet connection and free WiFi, safe and minibar, among many other services. A breakfast buffet is served daily.
Located right in the historic center of León, the hotel is housed in two charming old Leonese buildings. They have been completely restored and offer attractive rooms, furnished in the original style of the house, but equipped with all modern facilities: TV, free WIFI, hairdryer, safe and direct dial telephone. The restaurant serves delicious traditional cuisine in a rustic and warm atmosphere.
The Silken Luis de León perfectly combines its privileged central location with the comfort of its rooms and facilities, in an environment full of details, ideal for enjoying the city of León to the full. The Silken Luis de León has its own restaurant specialising in traditional León cuisine. The hotel is located opposite the El Corte Ingles shopping centre.
A rest day in León allows for exploration of this great city.
This hotel has 17 rooms, all of whice The are equipped with underfloor heating and air conditioning, desk, flat screen TV with atellite channels, internet connection and free WiFi, safe and minibar, among many other services. A breakfast buffet is served daily.
Located right in the historic center of León, the hotel is housed in two charming old Leonese buildings. They have been completely restored and offer attractive rooms, furnished in the original style of the house, but equipped with all modern facilities: TV, free WIFI, hairdryer, safe and direct dial telephone. The restaurant serves delicious traditional cuisine in a rustic and warm atmosphere.
The Silken Luis de León perfectly combines its privileged central location with the comfort of its rooms and facilities, in an environment full of details, ideal for enjoying the city of León to the full. The Silken Luis de León has its own restaurant specialising in traditional León cuisine. The hotel is located opposite the El Corte Ingles shopping centre.
Follow the discreet shells out of Leon, past the flawless cathedral and out of the city via San Marcos. There are two routes for today. Our route follows a nicer, quieter route to Villar de Mazarife.
Ascend: 144m/ Descend: 73m
It is located next to the church in a reformer manor house from 70 years ago, It has a Bar and offers pilgrim menu. It also has a terrace for the pilgrim´s rest.
Today is a long days' walk and make sure you set off early, allowing enough time for plenty of breaks. Follow the solitary path from Villadangos del Paramo to Astorga, there are a few villages on the way but make sure you bring enough water and food with you on today's walk. There are some nice sections to this walk which take you along shaded paths.
The first stage of this walk, to Hospital de Orbigo is flat and you can make quick progress. Past Origo you will be faced with some gentle hills, making arriving in Astorga that much sweeter.
Ascend: 195m/ Descend: 214m
A boutique hotel in the town of Astorga, in the heart of the province of León, where the passion for art, architecture and design can be felt in every room of this modernised Art Nouveau villa from the early years of the 20th century. Present and past come together in this modernist city palace to create a stylish and comfortable retreat. The hotel also has a spa and relaxation area.
The hotel is located in the centre of Astorga, opposite Gaudí's Episcopal Palace. The accommodation is built in a neoclassical style.
The hotel The Hotel Astur Plaza is a modern hotel with all the modern amenities, it has a great location and the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing evening.
Your walk from Astorga to Rabanal del Camino will take you towards the highest point of the entire route(which you will reach tomorrow), beware of the weather as it can change quickly and is unpredictable in this area.
Make sure you have enough layers as you won't be able to pick up any in Rabanal.
Ascend: 316m/ Descend: 29m
Siblings Cristina, Antonio and Pilar are the second generation at El Refugio Hostería, proudly carrying on the inheritance left by their parents Antonio and Nieves with the help of their other two daughters, María José and María Cruz. The house used to be a haystack where the cattle (mainly sheep and cows) were kept, as well as the grass and leaves used to feed them. Nowadays, it is a rural inn, decorated respectfully with the environment and comfortable.
This beautiful stone house has been lovingly restored and renovated. La Posada de Gaspar has 11 rooms with bathroom, all of them inspired by a place along the St. James Way. They have satellite TV, piped music and telephone. The accommodation also has parking, a laundry service, garden - terrace, a café and a restaurant serving homemade meals.
Climb up to the highest point of your walk, first reach the peak of Cruz de Ferro followed by Alto Altar which sits at 1515 metres. Be aware that you are at an altitude and therefore look after yourself, bring enough food, water and layers to make sure you are always comfortable along the way. After reaching the peak of Alto Altar you will descend down to Molinaseca to spend the night.
Ascend: 418m/ Descend: 990m
No-Mad Green Hotel is a 22-room boutique Eco-hotel located in Molinaseca. The design of the rooms and common areas is based on noble materials such as wood, glass, slate, and iron, complemented with rattan, wicker, and other ecological and sustainable products.
This accommodation is one of the oldest houses in Molinaseca. It has recently been renovated and has a total of six double rooms on two floors, all equipped with bathroom, TV, and heating. The accommodation also offers a dining room with a fireplace.
The Hotel Casa Ramón Molina Real, which opened its doors in 2016, offers comfortable and modern facilities. The traditional charm of stone and wood, typical of Molinaseca, has been preserved in the house.
Follow the path guiding you through the busy city of Ponferrada, this stage involves some road walking as you make your way through the city. When walking through the city you will have plenty of chances to stop for a drink and some food, however, be extra vigilant when following the shells as there will be some 'recommended route' which have been created to take you past specific shops.
Once out of the city you have Villafranca del Bierzo to look forward to, as in its micro-climate vineyards have populated the area.
Ascend: 313m/ Descend: 401m
This unique guest house offers 7 individually designed rooms; an ideal place for every pilgrim to relax after a long day of hiking.
Each room is a unique and exclusive space that combines the charm of the old restored building with a modern interior full of cosy details that will make your stay very comfortable.
This family-run property has been around for more than 70 years and offers comfortable rooms. The hotel is centrally located in town, directly on the Valcarce river.
There are different routes which you can choose from which are all outlined in the app. The route you choose will largely depend on the experience you are looking for.
The main route lead you through Valcarce Valley between dirt tracks and paths surrounded by native forests.
Ascend: 209m/ Descend: 77m
The alternative route is not very busy, but more challenging, with steep ascents and descends. Your efforts will be rewarded with the best views.
Ascend: 605m/ Descend: 450m
This wonderful old butter factory is now a resting place for pilgrims. Family run and very cozy and offers great food after a days walking.
Casa Do Ferreiro is located directly on the Way of St. James and has 8 rooms which offer a relaxing place to stay after a long hike. The rooms offer a wardrobe and a flat-screen TV, and certain rooms come with a patio.
The hotel is located in the center of a medieval town, Las Herrerías de Valcarce, in the province of Léon. In addition to comfortable rooms, the accommodation also has its own restaurant with traditional cuisine.
Welcome a short day, the steep climb through a mainly chestnut woodland on a rocky path up to the village of O’Cebreiro.
O'Cebreiro marks the beginning of the Galician culture and is a foretaste as to what awaits you!
Ascend: 666m/ Descend: 0m
The hotel is located in a building that was renovated in 2002. It has 5 rooms with en suite bathrooms. The accommodation also has a café and restaurant services as well as a craft and souvenir shop.
This rural stone house is located next to the Camino. It offers 10 comfortable rooms and there is a restaurant with panoramic views and a menu with all traditional Galician ingredients.
This traditional stone house property offers simple yet comfortable rooms. The accommodation faces the 9th century church of Santa Maria la Real.
This stage starts in the mystical village of O Cebreiro, known for its traditional buildings. Leaving O Cebreiro, the road ascends gently offering panoramic views of the mountain. You will descend along paths surrounded by vegetation. The route continues through mountainous landscapes to Alto do Poio, offering a mix of physical challenges and natural beauty. Finally, you will descend to Triacastela, a resting place nestled in the heart of the Camino. Take extra care to protect your knees whilst walking down. There several villages along the path where you can take a break and enjoy spectacular views.
Ascend: 269m/ Descend: 899m
Located in the small town of Triacastela, Pension Complexo Xacobeo with comfortable rooms and its own restaurant. Surrounded by a beautiful landscape between the mountains, this accommodation offers a good rest.
Triacastela is a town of three castles, none of which remain. It is an attractive stop and the guest house offers comfortable rooms.
The hotel resembles a 20th-century building that has been renovated respecting the original materials. Located in the main square next to the Romanesque church of Triacastela, the accommodation offers rest and relaxation through its comfort.
Make a decision today if you would like to walk the southern detour route via Samos or the northern direct route via San Xil, both options are detailed in the travel documents.
The shorter northern route offers a beautiful route through the Galician countryside, passing through villages such as San Xil and Montán. The route is dotted with oak and chestnut forests, providing a peaceful and refreshing atmosphere. It has new woodland paths which have increased the natural paths by 60% and it takes you up a steep climb to alto do Riocabo, which has beautiful views.
The southern route takes you takes you along the busy LU-633 and lead you along the impressive Samos Monastery, one of the oldest in Spain. The route is a blend of history and natural beauty, culminating in the lively town of Sarria.
Northern Route via San Xil: Ascend: 300m /Descend: 515m
Southern Route via Samos: Ascend: 248m /Descend: 463m
NH Alfonso IX Hotel is located in the heart of Camino de Santiago within the urban part of the town, in incomparable natural beauty, surrounded by gardens and bordering the river, it is very close to the monumental zone and the Roman route. You can also enjoy the famous street of the Anticuarios, (Antique dealers).
Hotel Roma is located in a peaceful location, just next to the railway station and close to the Camino Frances. The accommodation has 18 rooms, all of them with telephone, heating, private bathroom and TV. Furthermore, the hotel has a guests´ living room, parking area, terrace, bar and a restaurant which offers best of Galician gastronomy.
Located in Sarria, the Hotel Mar de Plata is much more than just a place to rest; it is the living testimony of a family history that has been cultivating Galician tradition since the 1970s.
The section from Sarria to Portomarín on the Way of St. James is characterised by its natural beauty and historical richness. Starting in Sarria, the route ascends passing significant monuments such as the hermitage of San Salvador and the monastery of La Magdalena, crossing the river Pequeno over the medieval bridge Ponte Aspera. The route continues through landscapes dominated by oak trees until it reaches Barbadelo, where the church of Santiago stands out. Moving towards Ferreiros, the route passes through several villages and rural areas, marking the 100th kilometre milestone at Morgade. Finally, the descent towards Portomarín offers views of the Belesar reservoir, culminating with the entrance to the historic town over the old medieval bridge. This segment of the Camino fuses nature, history and spirituality, preparing pilgrims for the final stages to Santiago.
Enjoy the Galician ambience as you stroll up the cobbled main street and end your day by relaxing in one of the cafés surrounding the square.
Ascend: 397m/ Descend: 462m
Opened in 2018, this accommodation with Spa is situated before reaching the portical buildings and 2-minute walk to the church and next to the communal gardens. Every room is equipped with air-conditioning, Wifi, TV and private bathroom with shower and free toiletries. It also has a cafeteria where the breakfast buffet is served. There are also outdoors common areas.
Located right on the Camino de Santiago, the property is on the outskirts of Portomarin with impressive views of the hotel's natural surroundings. The Miño River is just a few meters from the hotel.
Located in a beautiful spot, this rural house offers a relaxing spot to stay. The house runs entirely on renewable energy. They cultivate a small vegetable garden that supplies their own restaurant. They have vines and a small wild fruit orchard which are used to make wine and homemade liqueurs.
From Portomarín to Palas de Rei, this segment of the Camino de Santiago combines ascents and descents through Galician landscapes and rural villages. The route begins with a descent from the church of San Nicolás in Portomarín, crossing the reservoir and ascending winding paths to Gonzar and Castromaior, places full of history. The second part takes pilgrims through quieter and flatter areas, passing historic monuments such as the cruceiro de Lameiros, before reaching Palas de Rei, a key point towards Santiago.
Ascend: 498m/ Descend: 321m
Located at the foot of the Camino de Santiago, the Hotel Mica offers its guests a comfortable and pleasant stay. The family-run accommodation ensures that you can enjoy your free time, just a step away from the city's best gastronomy, leisure and culture.
Casa Benilde is a local and welcoming hotel in Palas de Rei. Often spoken of as the friendliest accommodation on the route, you will be sure of a delightful stay here.
Pension As Hortas is located in the heart of Palas de Rei, only a stone's throw away from a variety of cafes, restaurants and shops, as well as some useful amenities you may need on your trip. It is also located nearby the San Tirso church, which is worth visiting while staying here.
The stage from Palas de Rei to Arzúa is challenging with constant ups and downs, particularly after Melide. It is recommended to refuel in Melide by tasting the traditional Galician octopus a la gallega "pulpo" before continuing. From Melide, the route plunges into forests and crosses the historic Church of Santa María. It advances through Boente and Ribadiso, offering descents and rural areas until it reaches Arzúa, uniting nature and heritage in a memorable stretch towards Santiago.
Ascend: 521m/ Descend: 680m
The Casa Teodora Guesthouse has twenty-eight fully equipped and recently remodeled rooms with careful decoration. Its privileged location on the Camino de Santiago and in the heart of the town allows guests to have the main services and attractions of Arzua. Its family character, warm atmosphere, and welcoming treatment have made Casa Teodora recommended by specialized travel guides from different countries and especially by regular clients for many years.
All rooms are decorated differently to offer customers the greatest sense of comfort. All rooms are equipped with plasma TV, heating, wooden floors, toiletries, towels, hairdryer and WIFI.
Its privileged location on the Camino de Santiago and in the heart of the city of Arzúa allows guests to reach the main services and attractions of the city and its surroundings in a very short time.
Leave the old quarter of Arzúa as the Camino leads past oak tree forests, that give way to lush meadows. Visit the medieval shrine at Santa Irene, dedicated to a martyr saint from Portugal, and the Baroque fountain of healing waters.
Throughout the day you’ll be passing different villages: Brea, Calzada, Rua and A Calle; the meaning of which is synonymous with ‘Camino’.
Ascend: 281m/ Descend: 391m
The rural and rustic hotel provides 15 comfortable, well-tended and handsome decorated rooms each with its own indoor furnishing and special ambience. The Hotel offers its pilgrims a pleasant nights stay before the final section of their walk to Santiago de Compostela.
Located only 10 minutes away from the historic city of Santiago de Compostela, Pension Residencial Platas is a comfortable spot on your journey on the Camino de Santiago. Pension Platas is next door to two cafes, and Pub Che Copas nearby offers an opportunity for drinking and dancing.
The rural pension has a modern touch that bumps with the natural surrounding in which it is situated. Each room has a different theme and a name which is linked to the Camino de Santiago or to the Galician culture. After your hike you can relax in the Garden of the pension or even enjoy the swimmingpool.
Today you can look forward to a fabulous day walking to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. The Camino leads first to San Paio and Lavacolla, where it was traditional for pilgrims to wash in the river before reaching Santiago.
Tall eucalyptus trees sway in the wind as you make your way to the ‘Mount of Joy’ of Monte del Gozo (368 m), from where the towers of Santiago Cathedral come into view. This final stretch is a mixture of anticipation and reflection, culminating in the thrilling arrival at the Plaza del Obradoiro, where the majestic cathedral welcomes pilgrims at the end of their spiritual and physical journey.
Ascend: 347m/ Descend: 361m
In the heart of Santiago de Compostela, this hotel combines modernity with tradition, offering a cozy and comfortable stay. located next to La Alameda Gardens, hotel rooms are equipped with every comfort, the hotel also offers a 24-hour coffee shop.
The Lux Santiago Hotel is located in the centre of the Galician capital. It has an exceptional location that allows you to explore the city in depth. The hotel is just 800 metres from the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
The hotel is located in the centre of Santiago, between the train station and the old town. It is a modern accommodation with comfortable rooms.
We allow an extra day in Santiago so you can attend the Pilgrim's Mass and explore the city.
In the heart of Santiago de Compostela, this hotel combines modernity with tradition, offering a cozy and comfortable stay. located next to La Alameda Gardens, hotel rooms are equipped with every comfort, the hotel also offers a 24-hour coffee shop.
The Lux Santiago Hotel is located in the centre of the Galician capital. It has an exceptional location that allows you to explore the city in depth. The hotel is just 800 metres from the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
The hotel is located in the centre of Santiago, between the train station and the old town. It is a modern accommodation with comfortable rooms.
After breakfast, your walking holiday will come to an end. See the Travel Info section for some useful details for your onward travel.
This trip has a carbon score of 15kg per person per night, meaning it’s one of our best trips! For comparison, a carbon count of 15kg is equivalent to 4.5 cheeseburgers. Here at Macs, we pride ourselves on being a responsible travel company and continue to adopt, develop and innovate ways to positively impact the environment. Find out more information on how we've carbon counted our trips.
Other Information
Is it for me?If you are looking for the true Camino experience then the full Camino Frances (French Way) from St. Jean Pied de Port to Santiago is the life-changing experience for you.
Pilgrimages | For those looking to follow a path of self-discovery. Our Pilgrimage and Camino routes take you on a journey through diverse landscapes and local flavours, while meeting like-minded adventurers along the way.
Inn to Inn Walking | Walk from place-to-place changing accommodations each night. Generally staying in B&Bs, inns, and guesthouses.
Solo Travellers, Families with Teens
The minimum age for this tour is: 12 Years
This walk is graded moderate and includes daily walks of 19-30km so you will be walking for between 5 and 8 hours each day. The trail consists of a mixture of dirt tracks, minor roads and footpaths. Despite the fact that the ascents and descents are for the majority fairly small, the terrain is fairly easy and the navigation is easy, we have graded this tour moderate due to the fact that walking for 35 days in itself is a challenge and there are also a couple of longer days around 30km.
Distances
Our walks start and end at a central point in the village (church, bus stop., etc.). Access routes to your accomodation are not included in our kilometre distances.
Although the route mostly leads along wide, relatively easy-to-walk paths, the unpaved sections and the daily distances of between 9 and 30 kilometres require a good basic level of fitness and a certain amount of hiking experience. The first section from St Jean-Pied-de-Port with steep ascents and descents in the Pyrenees is the most difficult. The entire 40-day Way of St James naturally requires a great deal of stamina. But the longer you are on the road, the fitter you will become. Pamplona, Logroño, Burgos and León are fascinating cities that you must visit and the smaller towns are also very charming and often offer wonderful regional delicacies.
Our Camino Tours include small rural hotels and hostels close to the route of the Camino. You will always have a private room and en-suite (attached) bathroom. When staying in Leon, Pamplona, Sarria and Santiago, you will stay in 3* hotels, the other nights will be in a mixture of rural hotels and hostels.
Single Rooms
Single rooms are available, although a supplement is payable. The price for a single room is available on the included tab of this tour and in the booking engine.
Meals
A light continental breakfast is included each morning, which can sometimes just be coffee, bread and orange juice. Lunch and dinner are not included so you are free to choose from the available options. Every place you stop will have evening meals available, you can get a pilgrims menu for about 15 Euros which includes 3 courses, wine and water!
Extra Nights
We can add extra nights if you wish, allowing you to have rest days in between the longer walking days.
The Camino is very easy to follow. The route is marked with yellow painted arrows and a yellow shell on a blue background. The detailed travel pack we supply includes a detailed information pack for planning and preparing for your Camino, detailed instructions of how to find your overnight accommodation and everything you need for your Camino.
In addition to the printed route notes, you will receive in your travel pack, you will also have access to our Macs Adventure App, allowing you to follow the route on richly detailed mapping on your smartphone.
Recommended Reading
Although not essential, if you would like more information on the route please see our recommendation below:
- A Guidebook to the Camino de Santiago by John Brierly
- 39 Nights accommodation in small rural hotels and hostels, twin/double rooms with en-suite W/C
- Daily breakfast
- Baggage Transfers
- All your trip documents provided digitally through your online Macs “My Account”
- Access to maps, GPX tracks and daily route information with the Macs Adventure smartphone navigation app
- Emergency support from our local and UK offices
- Travel to St. Jean Pied de Port / from Santiago
- Lunches, dinners, snacks or drinks
- Travel insurance
- Personal Equipment
- Taxi transfers or public transport should you need to skip a stage
- Additional nights’ accommodation
You can start your Camino anytime between April and Mid October.
The weather on the Camino will change slightly as you travel from the Pyrenees over to Galicia. The spring months of April and May tend to offer nice mild conditions for walking although the nights can be quite cold at this time of year and there can be quite a lot of rain in the region of Galicia at this time. The summer months of July and August can get very hot and humid. The autumn from late September through to October offers cooler temperatures again although daylight hours start to become less at this time. The region of Galicia in particular experiences higher rainfall than the rest of Spain so you should come prepared with waterproofs!
The best place to fly into to get to St Jean is Biarritz Airport. You can get here easily from London and Manchester Airports with Ryanair or if you are travelling internationally it is often a good idea to fly into Paris and either take the train down to Bayonne with SNCF, or to take an internal flight with Air France or Easyjet to get to Biarritz. From Biarritz, you simply take the bus from outside the airport to Bayonne rail station (20 mins) and then from there take the mountain railway up to St Jean (1.5 hours) which you can book in advance with SNCF.
We can also arrange private transfers from Biarittz Airport to St Jean if you want a hassle-free start to your journey!
You can fly directly from Santiago back to the UK with Ryanair who fly direct to Stansted and Easyjet who fly direct to Gatwick. Another good point to connect through to travel internationally is Paris. You can fly from Santiago to Paris with Vueling or from Madrid with Ryanair.
We can arrange private transfers to take you from your hotel directly to Santiago Airport.
At Macs Adventure, we work in partnership with many luggage transfer providers who set a limit on how many bags/suitcases they will transfer per person, and also the weight of the bag/suitcase. Your booking includes transfer of 1 bag per person. It is very important that you read the luggage information specific to your tour before departure. If you do not adhere to these limits, there is a great possibility that you will be charged locally both for extra bags or if they are too heavy. This limitation can be a challenge, especially as airlines generally have limits that are higher. However, our luggage providers have reasons for these limits (usually due to the Health and Safety of their employees), which we must respect.
Baggage transfers are included (max 20kg per person). Your main bag will be transferred each day between your overnight accommodation so that you only need to walk with a day pack.
The distances and ascent/descents are approximations of the recommended routes. Please be prepared by packing all necessary items, for example, proper rain gear (jacket and pants), sun hat, sunscreen. Your information pack has a detailed equipment list which includes standard walking gear such as good walking boots or shoes, warm and waterproof clothes for the cooler months and lightweight clothing for summer, and a day pack.
Extra Nights
There is so much to do and discover on the Way of St. James that many of our customers plan extra nights, either as rest days or to get to know the region even better.
Online Documents
At Macs Adventure we care about the environment! We’re taking action to minimize the impact we have by converting the majority of our tour documentation for online delivery.
On this tour, all your detailed tour information will be digitally delivered. You will have access to this documentation via “My Account” on our website.
Pilgrim Passport
The Pilgrim Passport is issued by the Church of St James, you will find this in your pack waiting for you at your first hotel. Alternatively, you can obtain one at the start of your walk in the Pilgrims’ Office or the local church in town. You need to get the passport stamped in churches, restaurants and hotels along the way. At the end of the walk, in Santiago, you can obtain your Compostela Certificate (only if you have walked the last 100km).
Local taxes
Local taxes may apply in some places. Where ever possible, we will pay there taxes in advance for you. It is not always possible to pay the taxes in advance and you will have to pay it directly at your accomodation.
Extra charge
On some days there may be some extra charges on the tour price due to public holiday.
Your information pack has a detailed equipment list which includes standard walking gear such as good walking boots or shoes, lightweight clothes, waterproofs and a day pack.
We suggest you book as far in advance as possible as the Camino is extremely popular. Numbers can rise by up to 100,000 people. We will always try and accommodate late booking requests.
The average daily distance of our Camino tours are between 20 and 25 kilometres and you can expect to walk for between five and eight hours each day. You should do as much walking as possible prior to your walk as this will simply add to your enjoyment.
Yes, some people prefer to walk carrying their own bags as a true pilgrim would have. Please select the option for removing baggage transfers if you wish to do this.
Although you can walk the Camino at any time of year we would recommend April/May/June and September/October when the weather is at its best for walking. July and August can be very hot and are busy.
Public transport and taxis are available if you are need of support contact us and we will be more that happy to help.
Yes, many of our guests travel solo. Although the nature of the Camino means that they soon join up with other pilgrims. There is a single room supplement payable for solo walkers.
No, we do not offer group trips as independent self-guided trips are a much better way to experience the Camino.
You can start on any day of your choosing, subject to availability.
Yes, although we find our standard itineraries are perfect for most walkers, we can add additional nights at many points of the Camino. Please speak to our team for recommendations of extra nights!
A mixture of farm/dirt tracks, minor roads and footpaths. The route is well marked and easy to follow.
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Walking the Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago in Spain is the heart of the modern pilgrimage world, and every year, thousands take to its various paths to trek to Santiago de Compostela. A deep spiritual sense accompanies this walk, whether you are looking for it or not. People undertake pilgrimages for a multitude of reasons and it is meeting these fellow pilgrims, hearing their stories and sharing your adventure with them that makes a Camino tour a life-changing event.
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Everything you need to know about the Camino de Santiago.
In this video, Rachel and Ewan talk through the main points of walking the Camino. While there are more detailed videos on most of the points covered, this is a great place to start to give you a general overview of what walking the Camino Frances is going to be like.
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What to pack for the Camino de Santiago
One of the most important things people think about when walking the Camino is what to pack. There are some essentials, but most people are trying to lighten their load and carry their backpacks with them as they go. This is amazing, but with Macs Adventure, we transfer your luggage for you (which is not cheating!!) so you can pack whatever you like.
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How to travel to the Camino de Santiago
How do you get to Sarria? How do you get back from Leon? There are so many start and endpoints on this massive spiritual journey, that we thought it would be helpful to make a video that told you exactly how to get to and from the various points along the route. No longer need you wonder about getting from Biarritz to St Jean Pied de Port, it is all laid out here for you.
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How many days to walk the Camino?
With a walk that stretches all the way across the north of Spain, you might imagine that there is a lot of different itineraries on this route. In this video we break down how many days it takes to walk the Camino de Santiago and all the different ways you can break it up.
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