Camino de Santiago Experience a walking trip unlike any other on the Camino de Santiago. Though there are many routes to choose from, every route and section we offer is bursting with regional Spanish culture, historic cities and some of the greatest food available - from Michelin Star cuisine to hearty regional classics. A deep spiritual sense accompanies this walk and, though sometimes an overused sentiment, walking the Camino de Santiago will truly change your life. At Macs, we arrange, plan and personalize self-guided walking and biking tours on all of the Camino routes to Santiago - including the ever-popular French Way,.

To start thinking about your next adventure, take a look through our Camino routes below,. 5 of the Best Camino Walking Tours This is the most popular of our Camino de Santiago walking trips by far. The final 100km of the Camino walk takes you to Santiago de Compostela to earn your Compostela certificate. A trek through the rolling hills of Galicia, full of friends you haven't met yet, outstanding seafood and one of the best finishes in the walking world. San Sebastian to Bilbao.

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It almost sells itself on that phrase alone. Starting in the gastronomic capital of the world and ending in the cultural heart of northern Spain, this itinerary takes you through enchanting fishing villages and rolling countryside. The Camino del Norte may be the most beautiful of all the Camino walking tours we sell. To get the full, life-changing experience of the Camino de Santiago, we highly recommend walking the Camino de Santiago in its entirety from St Jean Pied de Port, France to Santiago de Compostela, Spain.

The 780km walk is about the people you meet, the untouched parts of Spain you visit, The Way itself and how it changes you as a person. Video Er Pro Ipa V1.9. The Camino Finisterre is the only Camino that starts in Santiago de Compostela, rather than ending there. This walk from Santiago to Finisterre (The World's End) is where many pilgrims truly choose to end their walk. This emotional journey takes you through Galicia to finish at the coast, where many pilgrims burn their boots in honor of their achievement. The Camino Primitivo is the original Camino de Santiago!

This rugged, less-trodden path takes you from Oviedo on the northern coast of Spain through breathtaking mountainous scenery to Santiago de Compostela. With over 1000 years of history behind it and awe-inspiring beauty throughout, many people talk of this as the greatest Camino de Santiago experience. Essential Camino Facts The Camino de Santiago has many names. It can be called The Way of St. James, The Camino Frances, The French Way or simply, The Way. Pilgrims also refer to it as St.

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Jacques, or El Camino. Whatever name you want to call it, it's still the same glorious pilgrimage across Spain. The trail marking is amazing. Even on the lesser-known Camino walks, the way is marked by the scallop shell symbol and painted yellow arrows. Just when you think you haven't seen a symbol for a while, a little dab of yellow paint on a rock or a tree will assure you that you are still walking on the Camino de Santiago.