Other Caminos
Besides our two home routes, we organise any Camino de Santiago. Choose yours and tell us where you want to start.
Camino Francés
- 115 km From Sarria
- 5 days Usual length
The best-known and busiest Camino. From Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port it is about 780 km, but most pilgrims start in Sarria to walk the last 100 km and earn the Compostela.
Lively, with services in every village and lots of people. That is exactly why places to stay fill up sooner than on any other route.
Common starting points
The stages from Sarria
- Stage 1Sarria → Portomarín22 kmStart here
- Stage 2Portomarín → Palas de Rei25 kmStart here
- Stage 3Palas de Rei → Arzúa29 kmStart here
- Stage 4Arzúa → O Pedrouzo19 kmStart here
- Stage 5O Pedrouzo → Santiago de Compostela20 kmStart here
Distances are approximate. Stages can be split or combined to suit your pace.
Camino Portugués
- 117 km From Tui
- 6 days Usual length
The second most popular Camino. From Tui, on the border, it crosses inland Rías Baixas through Redondela, Pontevedra, Caldas de Reis and Padrón.
Comfortable, well-served stages. If you have more days, you can start in Porto or even Lisbon.
The stages from Tui
- Stage 1Tui → O Porriño16 kmStart here
- Stage 2O Porriño → Redondela16 kmStart here
- Stage 3Redondela → Pontevedra20 kmStart here
- Stage 4Pontevedra → Caldas de Reis21 kmStart here
- Stage 5Caldas de Reis → Padrón19 kmStart here
- Stage 6Padrón → Santiago de Compostela25 kmStart here
Distances are approximate. Stages can be split or combined to suit your pace.
Camino Portugués por la Costa
- 156 km From A Guarda
- 8 days Usual length
It climbs from Porto along the Atlantic and enters Galicia at A Guarda. It passes Baiona and Vigo and joins the Portuguese Way at Redondela.
Sea on one side, hills on the other. An increasingly popular variant, with a few stretches where places to stay are scarce.
Common starting points
The stages from A Guarda
- Stage 1A Guarda → Oia13 kmStart here
- Stage 2Oia → Baiona17 kmStart here
- Stage 3Baiona → Vigo25 kmStart here
- Stage 4Vigo → Redondela16 kmStart here
- Stage 5Redondela → Pontevedra20 kmStart here
- Stage 6Pontevedra → Caldas de Reis21 kmStart here
- Stage 7Caldas de Reis → Padrón19 kmStart here
- Stage 8Padrón → Santiago de Compostela25 kmStart here
Distances are approximate. Stages can be split or combined to suit your pace.
Camino Primitivo
- 312 km From Oviedo
- 14 days Usual length
The first Camino in history: the one that, according to tradition, King Alfonso II walked from Oviedo in the 9th century.
Asturian mountains, passes and demanding stages as far as Lugo. It joins the Camino Francés at Melide. It calls for good fitness and has stretches without services.
Common starting points
The stages from Oviedo
- Stage 1Oviedo → Grado25 kmStart here
- Stage 2Grado → Salas22 kmStart here
- Stage 3Salas → Tineo20 kmStart here
- Stage 4Tineo → Pola de Allande28 kmStart here
- Stage 5Pola de Allande → Berducedo18 kmStart here
- Stage 6Berducedo → Grandas de Salime20 kmStart here
- Stage 7Grandas de Salime → A Fonsagrada25 kmStart here
- Stage 8A Fonsagrada → O Cádavo24 kmStart here
- Stage 9O Cádavo → Lugo30 kmStart here
- Stage 10Lugo → Ferreira27 kmStart here
- Stage 11Ferreira → Melide20 kmStart here
- Stage 12Melide → Arzúa14 kmStart here
- Stage 13Arzúa → O Pedrouzo19 kmStart here
- Stage 14O Pedrouzo → Santiago de Compostela20 kmStart here
Distances are approximate. Stages can be split or combined to suit your pace.
Camino a Fisterra
- 88 km From Santiago
- 4 days Usual length
The only Camino that starts in Santiago. It heads west to Cape Fisterra, which the Romans saw as the end of the world.
Many pilgrims add it once they finish their Camino. You can carry on to Muxía, or walk it the other way round.
Common starting points
The stages from Santiago
- Stage 1Santiago de Compostela → Negreira21 kmStart here
- Stage 2Negreira → Olveiroa33 kmStart here
- Stage 3Olveiroa → Cee19 kmStart here
- Stage 4Cee → Fisterra15 kmStart here
- Stage 5Fisterra → Muxía29 km, optionalStart here
Distances are approximate. Stages can be split or combined to suit your pace.
Camino Inglés
- 117 km From Ferrol
- 5 days Usual length
The route followed by pilgrims from northern Europe who arrived by boat in Ferrol and A Coruña.
Short, quiet and uncrowded. From Ferrol it covers more than the 100 km needed for the Compostela.
The stages from Ferrol
- Stage 1Ferrol → Pontedeume28 kmStart here
- Stage 2Pontedeume → Betanzos21 kmStart here
- Stage 3Betanzos → Hospital de Bruma28 kmStart here
- Stage 4Hospital de Bruma → Sigüeiro24 kmStart here
- Stage 5Sigüeiro → Santiago de Compostela16 kmStart here
Distances are approximate. Stages can be split or combined to suit your pace.
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