Dónde volar para cada etapa del Camino del Norte

29th septiembre 2026

Personas de todo el mundo vuelan para recorrer el Camino del Norte (Camino de la Costa), y muchos de nosotros llegamos por vía aérea. Hay aeropuertos por toda España y Francia a los que puedes volar y que están cerca del inicio de cada ruta o etapa que vayas a recorrer.

Por eso hemos preparado esta lista de los lugares más populares a los que volar para comenzar tu Camino del Norte.

Cómo llegar al Camino del Norte

Además, si buscas algo más desafiante, ¡hay una variante hacia el Camino Primitivo! Esta ruta se llama Camino del Norte o Camino de la Costa, ¡el Camino Costero en el norte!

Empieza tu Camino en San Sebastián

Lo mejor es volar a Francia (Biarritz) o a España (Bilbao o Santander) si estás interesado en hacer el Camino del Norte completo.

Francia
Si decides volar a Biarritz, tendrás que tomar el tren hasta Hendaya, lo cual lleva 45 minutos, y luego el autobús hasta San Sebastián, que tarda otros 45 minutos.

España
Vuela a Bilbao y después toma un autobús hasta San Sebastián, lo que lleva aproximadamente 1 hora y 15 minutos.

Volar a Santander también es una opción, pero tendrás que tomar un autobús hasta Bilbao (1 hora) y luego otro autobús hasta San Sebastián (1 hora y 15 minutos).

Comienza el Camino del Norte desde Bilbao

Recomendamos volar a Bilbao o Santander si quieres comenzar tu Camino del Norte en Bilbao.

Vuela a Bilbao y toma el autobús desde el aeropuerto hasta el centro de la ciudad, lo que lleva unos 20 minutos.

Volar a Santander también es una opción, pero en ese caso tendrás que tomar un autobús o un tren hasta Bilbao.

Bilbao and the river Nervión Camino del Norte

Comenzando en Santander

Lo mejor es volar a Bilbao o Santander y luego regresar desde Santander.

Vuela a Santander y toma el autobús desde el aeropuerto hasta el centro de la ciudad, lo que lleva unos 15 minutos.

Volar a Bilbao también es una opción, pero en ese caso tendrás que tomar un autobús o un tren desde Bilbao hasta Santander.

Empezando en Ribadesella

Recomendamos volar a Santander.

Después, toma el autobús desde Santander hasta Ribadesella, lo que tarda 1 hora y 30 minutos.

Hay muchas formas de decidir a dónde volar para hacer el Camino del Norte. Depende de cuál se adapte mejor a ti. Si necesitas ayuda para decidir cuál es la mejor opción para ti, contacta con nuestros expertos del Camino, ¡ellos te ayudarán!

Preguntas Frecuentes

¿Dónde empieza el Camino del Norte y cuántos kilómetros tiene?

El Camino del Norte comienza en el País Vasco, y recorre la costa norte de España hasta Santiago de Compostela. Son aproximadamente 820 km, aunque la distancia puede variar según la ruta y las variantes elegidas. Es uno de los Caminos más paisajísticos, con acantilados, playas, bosques y pueblos costeros.

¿A qué aeropuerto debo volar para hacer el Camino del Norte?

Depende del punto desde el que quieras comenzar. Para empezar en Irún, la opción más práctica suele ser volar a Bilbao (BIO) y continuar hasta Irún en transporte público. También puedes volar a Santander (SDR) o Asturias (OVD) si quieres incorporarte al Camino más adelante. Si solo dispones de unos días, Santiago (SCQ) es una buena opción para hacer un tramo final del Camino del Norte.

¿Cuál es el mejor tramo del Camino del Norte si tengo pocos días?

Depende de lo que busques. Los primeros tramos ofrecen algunos de los paisajes costeros más espectaculares, mientras que Asturias y Galicia combinan costa, montaña y pequeños pueblos.

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Dónde volar para cada etapa del Camino del Norte

Cómo llegar al Camino del Norte

Empieza tu Camino en San Sebastián

Comienza el Camino del Norte desde Bilbao

Comenzando en Santander

Empezando en Ribadesella

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