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The French Camino – Final Stretch
The much-loved final days of the classic route.
The Original Portuguese-Final Stretch
The second most popular Camino route and the least demanding.
The Coastal Portuguese - First Stretch
Walk along the Portuguese coastline from Porto to Bayona
The Coastal Portuguese-Final Stretch
The stunning coastal version of the Portuguese Camino.
The Finisterre Camino
Walk from Santiago de Compostela to Cape Finisterre on the Atlantic Coast.
Crossing the Pyrenees
The beautiful first section of the French Camino from Saint Jean Pied de Port to Estella
Camino Primitivo – Final Stretch
Relive history along the first recorded route to Santiago
Via de la Plata
An off-the-beaten-track adventure from Orense to Santiago de Compostela
The English Camino
Set off along the northern coastline before turning inland for Santiago
Ruta Maritima
Follow the sea journey taken by Saint James’ disciples to his final resting place
Cities of the Camino
A walking tour of the historic towns and cities of the Camino.
The Full Portuguese Coastal
Walk along the Portuguese coastline from Porto to Santiago de Compostela
Fatima Camino – The Tagus Way
Walk along the banks of the Tagus river as far as the Altar of the World
The Full Camino - A True Adventure
Experience the incredible cultural and natural diversity of the French Way.
Via Francigena—Crossing Tuscany
A stunning section of the Italian Camino, from San Minato to Siena
Cycling the Full Coastal Portuguese Camino
A unique coastal biking adventure from Porto to Santiago
Cycling the French Camino
Ride the final 200km from Ponferrada to Santiago de Compostela
The Fishermen’s Trail
A superb walk along a remote Atlantic coastline in southwest Portugal
Vía Francigena - Final Stretch
The closing stages of the wonderful Italian Camino, from Viterbo to Rome.
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Testimonials
Diane & Jim Evans
The French Camino – Final Stretch
A week ago today we made it to Santiago! It seems like a dream but what an unbelievable lifetime experience.
This is what we liked-
Your positive attitude and enthusiasm -plus your passion for the Camino was contagious!
Your participation in our group activities be it Mass, prayer service or meals
You are very social and allowed us to get to know you as persons.
The accommodations and restaurants you chose were wonderful and gave us a true feeling of Galicia- the food offered was delicious and allowed us to feel connected to the region.
We always felt our safety was paramount to you.
Our only suggestion for improvement would be that in the slower group there were times that over an hour would go by before we might see either of you.
Thank you so much!
Fondly.
(Denver, USA)
Carol & Howie Reznik
The French Camino – Final Stretch
We had a long trip, but we finally got home about midnight Boston time (6:00 am Santiago time). So we were traveling for 24 hours!
We want to thank you for being such a wonderful guide and friend and helping tend to my blisters! Your concern for each person in the group was amazing.
If you ever need a reference, we will be happy to provide one.
Again, many thanks from the bottom of our hearts.
May you have many Buen Camino.
(Boston, USA)
Your Camino includes
Private Transfer
We pick you up from the airport and bring you directly to your hotel.
Hotels/Hostels
We have built up strong relationships with some of the most comfortable and charming hotels and hostels along the Camino. Rooms will have their own private bathroom and comfy beds for the weary pilgrim.
Pilgrim’s Kit
This includes your Pilgrim’s Passport (Credencial), and Camino Shell (Concha).
Luggage Transfer
We transport your luggage from one hotel to the next. Walking without the burden of a heavy backpack will help you conserve energy during your trip.
Guides
Our team of experienced guides will assist you along the way and share their knowledge of local cultural and culinary traditions.
Phone Number
You will be provided with a 24/7 phone number to call for support or assistance during your trip.
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