Camino De Santiago : The French Way
We invite you to join us on a remarkable journey - the legendary Camino de Santiago. Imagine walking in the footsteps of millions of pilgrims who have traversed this ancient pilgrimage route for over a thousand years. Whether you are seeking personal growth, spiritual enlightenment, or simply a break from the humdrum of daily life, the Camino offers an unmatched opportunity to embark on a transformative experience.
While the physical journey may encompass hundreds of miles, it is the internal voyage that truly makes a difference. Along the way, you will encounter picturesque landscapes, quaint villages, and magnificent cathedrals, each with its own story to tell. And as you walk, you will have ample time to reflect on your own story, nurturing the seed of your idea and allowing it to flourish.
Buen Camino
Tour Dates
May 23 - 31, 2026
Deposit Amount
$350 / Person
Daily Itinerary
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Upon arrival at Madrid Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by your specialized Camino tour guide and begin your journey with a panoramic tour of Spain’s vibrant capital. After driving into the city center, enjoy free time for lunch on your own before exploring Madrid’s iconic landmarks, including Gran Vía, Plaza de España, Plaza Mayor, and a photo stop at the Royal Palace (exterior visit). We will also visit the Cathedral of Almudena, Madrid’s principal Catholic cathedral. In the late afternoon, we depart Madrid and travel to Ávila, where we check in to our hotel, gather for a welcoming dinner, and enjoy an overnight stay.
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After breakfast at the hotel, we check out and begin a half-day guided tour of Ávila, the city of Kings and Saints and the birthplace of St. Teresa of Ávila. Our visit includes the Carmelite Convent of the Incarnation (entrance fees included), where we reflect on her early religious life, and time to celebrate Mass (subject to confirmation). We then depart north toward Lugo, the gateway to our Camino pilgrimage, with lunch on your own en route. Upon arrival, we check in to our hotel, enjoy dinner, and gather for a brief Camino orientation. Overnight at the hotel.
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15 Miles | 23.5 KM | 35,500 Steps
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16 Miles | 25 KM | 37,500 Steps
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18.1 Miles | 29.2 KM | 42,460 Steps
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12 Miles | 19 KM | 28,000 Steps
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12 Miles | 19 KM | 28,000 Steps
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After breakfast at the hotel, we enjoy a guided tour of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, including its museum, followed by a walking tour of the historic city. We will celebrate the Pilgrims’ Mass (subject to confirmation). Lunch is on your own, followed by a free afternoon for personal reflection or exploration. Dinner and overnight accommodation in Santiago.
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This morning, we can arrange a group transfer to Santiago Airport or you are free to continue your journey in Spain.
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We use superior class hotels and book rooms with everything you need for a comfortable stay.
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Our team of Professionally trained guides provide all-around information and always available to answer any questions you may have.
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A daily private mass with the tour Chaplain at some of the most important churches and basilicas.
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Breakfast and dinners are included daily. Sometimes the meals are served buffet style, or a 3 course meal.
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All entrance fees to all of the sites are taken cared of. No more waiting in line to grab your tickets. We’ve already pre-purchased them for you.
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Tips for Guides, Drivers and Porters included
Tour Includes
Not Included
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We highly recommend travel insurance when traveling abroad…More Information
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If you opt for a private stay throughout the trip, a single room supplement may apply.
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Shopping for souvenirs, food, etc.
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You are responsible for obtaining any visitor visas to the countries being visited.
FAQs
What happens if I cannot walk the whole Camino?
We will have a bus at disposal so in the case you want to ride in the bus - you can do so upon your own discretion. Walkers will have the chance to leave their belonging on the bus which will always be visible and accessible during the Camino route daily.
Do I have to be fit to walk the Camino?
We highly encourage individuals who can comfortably walk on different terrain in different weather conditions. The daily walk is typically flat with some hills that can be challenging for some. We advise to prepare for the Camino by starting at home with walking 3-5 Miles a day and working up to comfortably walking 10-12 miles a day prior to the Camino.
What Do I pack for the Camino?
We highly suggest to pack light and during the daily Camino walk to stay hydrated and walk with comfortable, rubber soled shoes, or sandals. Wearing double socks is advisable to prevent blisters and having rain ready wear with a light backpack or sack to hold snacks and energy bars.
Is Lunch included?
Breakfast and Dinners are included daily, but lunches will be on your own. Lunches will be along the Camino route and is usually a meet up spot for all the Camino walkers before finishing the walk for the day. A typical Spanish lunch is usually light and will typically be around 20-25 Euros in cost.
Luggage Tranfser?
For the walkers, a daily transfer of your luggage will be provided daily and will be available in your next hotel stop. Just take with you what you need for the day and you can leave it on the bus at your disposal. At the end of the day, please make sure to get all your belongings from the bus.
Transfers to airport?
We will have a general transport with our bus on the day of arrival and on the last day from Santiago de Compostela to Santiago Airport. If you want to avail the transfer, please contact us directly for timing. Otherwise, transfers from the airport to the meeting points (Hotel, Airport) will be on your own.