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Camino de Santiago - The Last 100km
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7
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Camino Walking Tours
Experience the most iconic pilgrim route in the world with us on a guided walking holiday on the Camino de Santiago. Whether you just want a healthy challenge, to walk it for a personal journey, a new social experience or to simply get a flavour of the famous pilgrimage; you'll uncover the best Camino pathways with us.
There are many Camino de Santiago routes coming from different points across Europe; the most popular come from France, Portugal and different parts of Spain, each with its own unique history. The most famous route today is the so-called French Way, which developed as the main way to Santiago after the 10th century, with towns and villages developing along the way to host the pilgrims.
We offer three different, but equally incredible, holidays along the Camino de Santiago, two of which take on varying parts of the French Way and another trekking the Portuguese Coastal Way. Many people embark on the Camino, even if they are not religious, as it's more than a pilgrimage. It's an unforgettable walking adventure, a way to connect with nature and it offers a feeling of tranquillity. We offer a range of guided walking holidays to the Camino de Santiago to suit various levels of ability and fitness.
No matter which Camino walking holiday you choose, accommodation, ground transfers and guided walking tours with an expert local guide are included. Departures from Ireland also include return flights while our UK and worldwide customers have the flexibility to arrange their own flights and join the group at the destination and begin our Camino adventure.
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The Portuguese Way
This section of the Camino de Santiago follows the Atlantic Coast from the elegant seaside town of Baiona, located in the northwest of Spain, towards the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Santiago de Compostela. Discover the wild Atlantic beauty and sandy beaches of Galicia as you spend three days walking along the coastline before heading inland through woodlands and small villages.
Rioja Region
For wine lovers, a visit to the vineyards in the Rioja region is included as part of our Footsteps of the Camino holiday. It is a fantastic way to soak up the atmosphere of the Spanish countryside and an ideal opportunity to relax and unwind after a day of walking along the Camino de Santiago.
The French Way
Our walking section of the Camino de Santiago starts in Sarria and covers the last 100km of the Camino Francés, the minimum required to apply for your Compostela certificate. The Camino will take you across woodlands, farmland and rustic hamlets, following tracks and paths lined by granite stone walls. The green rolling landscape of Galicia is part of each day’s walk, until you approach your final destination: the mythical city of Santiago de Compostela.
Bay Of Vigo
As you walk along the coastal section of The Portuguese Way, you will have striking views out across the Bay of Vigo. Not only was the bay area one of the settings for Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea, it was also the site of the Battle of Vigo Bay which was fought between Anglo-Dutch and Franco-Spanish forces in 1702.
Camino Walking Holidays & Tours
Millions have walked the Camino de Santiago, for spiritual or religious reasons, to gain inspiration, to experience the unique natural landscape or for the fascinating culture. Walking along the Camino de Santiago with a group is perfect for those curious to experience this famous pilgrimage route and have the comfort of knowing that our expert walking guide will be with you all the way to share their insights and highlights of the Camino. There is nothing like the sense of accomplishment you feel after the end of a day on the Camino, so lace up those walking boots and join us on this adventure.
Camino de Santiago Tour Features
- Take a walking tour of Bilbao and visit the Guggenheim Museum.
- Experience incredible landscapes, historic towns and woodlands as you trek the Camino.
- Sample some of Rioja’s famous red wine on a guided winery tour.
- Walk the world’s most famous pilgrimage with like-minded people.
- Discover ancient churches, quaint villages & authentic tapas spots along the Camino route.
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