The Camino de Santiago, a network of ancient routes converging at the shrine of St. James in northwestern Spain, is the holy grail of pilgrimage treks. This tour offers highlights from three distinct Camino paths–the Camino Francés, Camino del Norte, and Camino Portugués, each with its own allure. Expect a little bit of everything: challenging hikes through the rugged Picos de Europa mountains, scenic walks past the rocky coastline of northern Spain, and leisurely strolls through medieval Galician villages and alongside terraced vineyards in Portugal. Whether you’re seeking personal enlightenment or an invigorating challenge, this journey immerses you in the diverse beauty of the Iberian Peninsula. The Camino de Santiago promises an inspiring experience that will leave you in awe of its rich history, stunning landscapes, and enduring spiritual significance. 

This tour is great for recreational hikers and those who enjoy a good workout in nature. You can expect 3-8 miles of walking and hiking per day with a daily elevation gain of up to 1,800 feet. The typical terrain is relatively flat with more established gradients and the occasional steeper climb.

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