Camino Guided Tours 2024

Experience the Last 100km of the famous Camino Frances(or French Way). The route begins in the town of Sarria and finishes in Santiago de Compostela’s stunning cathedral, on the way traversing the idyllic, hilly landscapes and authentic Camino towns of Galicia. The final stage of the Camino Frances is the most popular Camino package.

For those who are short on time, but still want to experience the beauty of completing the Camino, you can walk from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela through the beautiful hilly landscapes of Galicia in just 5 days. You will still receive your certificate of completion, or Compostela, upon arrival at Santiago Cathedral. From here, many of pilgrims decide to extend their journey to the ‘Costa da Morte’. This tour includes a bus to Finisterre, once considered the end of the world in Roman times, after arrival in Santiago. You will find hilly villages along the way till you reach the cliffs of Spain’s western-most point. Beautiful scenery and amazing legends and history will compliment your journey.

The Last 100km of Camino Portugues from Tui to Santiago de Compostela was used by Queen Isabel of Portugal in the 13th Century, heading north following the Atlantic coast of Portugal and Spain. The Camino Portugues gently winds along ancient paths, running through woodlands, farmlands, vineyards and historic towns. With an expert guide familiar to the area, every day during the walk you’re guaranteed scenic views and local gastronomic delights.

This second section of the Camino Portuguese Coastal Route takes you along the coastline around to the Vigo estuary in the north-west of Spain. You will get the opportunity to stay in the beautiful coastal cities of Baiona and Vigo before rejoining the traditional Camino Portugues from Redondela to the city of Santiago de Compostela. This region is known for its seafood, in particular, its oysters and scallops.

Santander, another port city, not only boasts a historic centre and beaches but is also where the royal family of Spain use to take their summer breaks. This third section of the traditional Camino del Norte takes you through the western coast of Cantabria with a mixture of coast walking and inland, more hilly country. Leaving Santander, you will move inland passing through towns before coming back to the estuary and village of Arce. A hilly day, passing meadows and sleepy villages, will have you arrive into Santillana del Mar. Our fun and friendly guides are all Follow the Camino certified and speak Spanish and English, so they’ll make sure that all your questions are answered. They will ensure that your experience on this incredible journey is enhanced even more! We can also add a guide to any pre-arranged group booking! Get in touch with our Camino Planners for a quote! Important: Follow The Camino guided tours are guaranteed at a minimum of seven people. In case we do not reach this number, the tour will continue as self-guided and we will refund the price of the guide to you.

Starting in Porto in Portugal, you’ll follow the road less travelled to the city of Santiago de Compostela. You’ll cycle along some of the most amazing sandy beaches of in the north Portugal and Spain, such as those near Povoa de Varzim. Go for a dip in the clear waters of the Vigo estuary to cool off after a day of cycling and cross one of the most culturally rich and historic areas of Portugal and Spain with mediaeval Camino towns like Pontevedra.