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- The best Camino de Santiago tour packages
- What people love about Camino De Santiago Tours
- Travel Camino de Santiago your way
- Top operators in Camino de Santiago
- Discover Camino de Santiago tours for every budget
- Camino de Santiago tours for every group
- Top Camino de Santiago travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Camino de Santiago
- Camino de Santiago travel guides - curated by our experts
- Contact our Camino de Santiago travel experts
The best Camino de Santiago tour packages
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Camino de Santiago Encompassed
33 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour met all my expectations and the guide went above and beyond expectations.”
Wendy, traveled in August 2024
The final 100km of the legendary Camino winds from Sarria through medieval villages. Cross Portomarin's ancient bridge, taste Galician octopus in Melide's pulperías, and earn your Compostela certificate at Santiago's magnificent cathedral.
Duration 10 days Destinations Madrid, Sarria, Portomarin, Palas de Rei, Melide, Arzua, A Coruña, Santiago de Compostela Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures From $1,929
10% Off- US$1,736You save $192
Portuguese Camino
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Everything was amazing! Our group leader made sure we all could keep up & she was always smiling.”
Deborah, traveled in September 2023
The Portuguese Coastal Camino stretches from Porto through Baiona's Monte Real fortress and Vigo's Castro Fortress. Daily walks of 19-25km past Bay of Vigo lead to Santiago de Compostela's cathedral. Includes oyster tastings in Arcade, wine sampling at local bodegas, and comfortable hotel stays.
Duration 10 days Destinations Porto, Baiona, Vigo, Redondela, Pontevedra, Caldas de Reis, Padron, Santiago de Compostela Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,440
15% Off- US$2,074You save $366
The final 100km of historic pilgrimage leads from Sarria through medieval Galician towns. The route includes Santiago de Barbadelo church, Castro de Castromaior ruins, and traditional Queimada ceremony. Ends at Santiago Cathedral with pilgrim's certificate ceremony.
Duration 7 days Destinations Sarria, Portomarin, Palas de Rei, Arzua, Pedrouzo, Santiago de Compostela Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $1,595
10% Off- US$1,435You save $160
Walking the Camino de Santiago
51 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All hotels, luggage transport and airport transfers were arranged for the group. The provided breakfasts were more than ample and offered a variety of food.”
Valerie, traveled in September 2023
The iconic Camino Frances runs from Leon's Gothic cathedral to Santiago's historic center. Notable stops include Cruz de Ferro's Iron Cross summit (1,482m), O Cebreiro's traditional pallozas, Portomarin's relocated medieval village, and the final arrival at Catedral de Santiago.
Duration 12 days Destinations Madrid, Leon, Astorga, Molinaseca, O Cebreiro, Palas de Rei, Melide, Arzua, Santiago de Compostela Age Range 16 to 85 year olds Operator Explore! From
10% Off- US$2,760
Camino de Santiago Trek
8 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Our trip on the Camino De Santiago was great! And a good value too. Everyone in our group enjoyed their journey on the Camino.”
John, traveled in May 2023
The historic Camino Frances meanders through quaint Galician villages and ancient oak forests from Samos to Santiago de Compostela. Accommodations include 2-3 star hotels like Hotel A Veiga. Pilgrims collect stamps for their Passport at monasteries and cafes. Nine days of guided trekking with luggage transfers and traditional pulpo a la feira in Melide for approx. $250 per day.
Duration 9 days Destinations Samos, Sarria, Portomarin, Palas de Rei, Melide, Arzua, Pedrouzo, Santiago de Compostela Age Range 16 to 99 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
10% Off- US$2,095
What people love about Camino De Santiago Tours
- Portuguese Camino
Everything was amazing! Our group leader really took care of us,from making sure we were all ok to getting us to some of the greatest places to stop for break or lunch and supper. She made sure we all could keep up & she was always smiling . I would definitely do this tour again !
- Walking the Camino de Santiago
Had a great time met some lovely people. Our guide was fantastic, very supportive and helpful.
- Camino de Santiago Trek
Our trip on the Camino De Santiago was great! And a good value too. Our Guide David did a wonderful job by providing details and pointing out unique features along the Camino. David was very responsive to individual requests for assistance with little problems that pop up. David was very knowledgeable about local foods and special dishes and very helpful to those with special dietary needs. Everyone in our group enjoyed their journey on the Camino. Thank you Tour Radar and Thank you David. John Outfleet
Travel Camino de Santiago your way
The Camino's guided treks range from 8 to 14 days, with the León starting point being especially popular among our hikers. Daily walks cover 17-28km, giving you proper time to explore those small medieval villages that dot the route. Many of our travelers tell us the Foncebadon to Molinaseca section really stands out - you'll climb to Cruz de Ferro at 1,482m, which often becomes their favorite memory of the trip. If you're looking for a shorter option, the final 100km from Sarria works really well. The local guides there know every detail about places like Portomarin (a town that was actually moved stone by stone) and the fascinating Celtic settlement of O'Cebreiro.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursDiscover hidden gems and off-the-beaten paths with over 28 adventures available in Camino de Santiago.
See all Explorer toursExplore a wide diversity of self-guided tours through Camino de Santiago tailored to suit your taste and thirst for adventure. We have 16 tours that vary from 6 days to 36 days. With the greatest number of departures in April, this is also the most popular time of the year.
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Top operators in Camino de Santiago
- 5.0 (22,802 reviews)
"The tour met all my expectations and the guide went above and beyond expectations to ensure everyones needs were met and that the tour was a positive experience.
- Tours
- 1 tours
- Age range
- 12 to 90 years old
- Adventure type
- In-depth Cultural
- Response time
- 2h
- Response rate
- 100%
- Average price
- $289
- 4.5 (11,928 reviews)
"Everything was amazing! Our group leader really took care of us,from making sure we were all ok to getting us to some of the greatest places to stop for break or lunch and supper. She made sure we all could keep up & she was always smiling . I would definitely do this tour again !
- Tours
- 2 tours
- Age range
- 5 to 99 years old
- Adventure type
- Hiking & Trekking
- Response time
- 7h
- Response rate
- 92%
- Average price
- $349
- 4.5 (13,571 reviews)
"Our guide, Jordi. The people we met on our journey who opened their living spaces to the pilgrims. The other pilgrims and their stories. The time to reflect and consider. The pool at one of the hotels we stayed in
- Tours
- 1 tours
- Age range
- 16 to 85 years old
- Adventure type
- Hiking & Trekking
- Response time
- 24h
- Response rate
- 84%
- Average price
- $345
Discover Camino de Santiago tours for every budget
The French Way offers some really practical cycling options if you're watching your budget. You'll cover about 80km each day on the guided route from St Jean Pied de Port, with your bags moved ahead for you. These tours mix stays between basic hotels and traditional albergues - it's a nice balance that keeps costs down while giving you the real pilgrim experience. A lot of our cyclists choose to start from León when time is tight; you still get the route highlights but in a shorter package. What works well here is how you can properly take in the culture even while covering distance. There's always time to check out those Gothic cathedrals, try local dishes and get your pilgrim passport stamped along the way.
The high-end Camino tours blend active travel with truly exceptional stays. You'll rest in converted monasteries and historic paradors - the one in León is particularly special, a Renaissance building that's housed pilgrims for centuries. These premium tours include carefully chosen stops at La Rioja wineries and top regional restaurants. Our travelers tell us what makes these worth it is the seamless service; your luggage appears at each premium hotel like magic and the expert guides have perfect timing about when to push on or pause at historical sites. With private transfers and special cultural site access included, you can focus completely on the Camino's spiritual side while enjoying all the comforts.
Camino de Santiago budget tours
Camino de Santiago tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
25 tours in Camino de SantiagoExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Camino De Santiago. We have 25 adventures that vary from 7 days to 33 days. With the greatest number of departures in May, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
33 tours in Camino de SantiagoVisit Camino de Santiago with fewer travelers, ensuring more immersive activities.
Private / Personalized
20 tours in Camino de SantiagoEnjoy the exclusivity of our Private Camino de Santiago tours, tailored to your own group, preferences and pace with over 20 itineraries to choose from.
Top Camino de Santiago travel itineraries to fit your plans
The week-long Camino walks cover the final 100km from Sarria to Santiago, with daily distances of 20-25km through Galicia's rolling countryside. Our travelers particularly enjoy exploring Portomarin - a fascinating town that was moved stone by stone from its original location - and trying the local fire drink made with oruju liqueur and coffee beans. You'll walk through medieval villages, oak forests and past plenty of spots to try regional specialties. The fresh cheese in Arzua and the octopus dishes in Melide are always highlights that our customers rave about. It's an ideal choice for first-time pilgrims looking to earn their Compostela certificate while having the practical details like accommodation and luggage transfers taken care of.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Sarria, Portomarin, Palas de Rei, Arzua, Pedrouzo, Santiago de Compostela
The 10-day Camino routes come in two distinct varieties - follow the Portuguese coast from Porto to Santiago or take the French Way from León. The coastal path treats you to quiet beaches, traditional fishing villages and excellent seafood, especially the fresh oysters in Arcade that our groups can't get enough of. Walking northward through Galicia reveals Celtic heritage sites and historic towns like Pontevedra. Choose the French Way from León for Spain's architectural gems, including León's impressive Gothic cathedral and the medieval bridge at Hospital de Orbigo. Both options give you time to properly discover places like O'Cebreiro's Celtic village and enjoy long, leisurely lunches featuring local dishes.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Tui, O Porrino, Redondela, Pontevedra, Caldas de Reis, Padron, Santiago de Compostela
Our 14-day cycling tours of the Camino Frances start in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port and cover 780km total, with daily rides between 47-95km through constantly changing landscapes. Day one sets the tone as you tackle the Pyrenees - it's challenging but worth every pedal stroke. Our cyclists love cruising through Rioja's vineyards, exploring Burgos' Gothic quarter and conquering the climb to O'Cebreiro at 1,335m. You'll get rest days in key cities like Burgos and León to explore historical sites and give your legs a break. The final sunrise ride into Santiago is always special, with our groups telling us it's the perfect way to complete their pilgrimage journey.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Burgos, Castrojeriz, Fromista, Carrion de los Condes, Sahagun, El Burgo Ranero, Mansilla de las Mulas, Leon
Demographics
You'll find natural friendships forming on our Portuguese Camino and French Way tours - it's what makes them so good for solo travelers. The coastal route from Porto keeps things manageable with 19km daily walks, following the sea before moving inland through Galicia's forests and old towns. Our travelers really enjoy stopping for oysters in Arcade and trying wines near Padron. If you're after more social connections, the French Way from León works well - you'll walk 22-28km each day and likely make some good friends along the way. What works especially well here is how you get both group time and quiet moments, plus our guides handle all the details so you can focus on walking your own path.
The Portuguese Coastal Camino fits couples perfectly, with walks that blend seaside paths and cozy stops in towns like Baiona - great for sharing local seafood and Rias Biaxas wines together. Cycling couples often pick the French Way, where you'll cover 47-95km daily but still have time to wander through medieval towns as a pair. Walking from Sarria gives you that nice mix of exercise and local culture, and our couples particularly like staying in family-run farmhouses and sharing authentic Galician dinners. These routes work so well for pairs because your active days lead into relaxed evenings exploring local food and wine together.
The French Way cycling tours really click with younger travelers - you'll push yourself with 60-90km daily rides while soaking up the culture too. Starting in Roncesvalles, you get some fantastic riding including that incredible downhill from O'Cebreiro and crossing the old bridge at Puente Villarente. Young adults also love our Portuguese Coastal route for its variety - one minute you're on beaches, next you're in historic towns, then you're crossing into Spain. The tours mix structured riding or walking with free time to check out places like Porto and Vigo, plus plenty of chances to meet other pilgrims over tapas and wine.
Our Sarria tours work really well for older travelers, with manageable 15-20km daily walks through gentle Galician landscapes. You'll find plenty of stops at old churches and villages along the way, and we've got transport backup if needed. Our older guests often tell us how much they appreciate our guides who share the Camino's stories while making sure everyone walks at their own pace. The Portuguese Coastal route is another solid choice with shorter walks on flat coastal paths. Our senior travelers consistently say these tours hit the sweet spot between walking and culture, with nice hotels and real regional food making it even better.
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- Seniors (50+)35 tours All tours for Seniors
Best time to visit Camino de Santiago
- Spring 2025
Spring opens up all our Camino routes. The Portuguese Coastal path from Porto offers ideal walking weather, and our travelers love mixing seaside trails with historic stops in Vigo and also Redondela. From April through May, our French Way tours starting in León draw both cyclists and walkers with great conditions for varied terrain. Keen cyclists choose the full Roncesvalles route in spring, covering between 47-95km daily through countryside in bloom. The Sarria to Santiago section really shines with wildflowers lining the paths and local farms selling fresh produce. Those longer 27km days between Melide and Arzúa feel much nicer in the gentler spring weather.
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- Summer 2025
Summer brings a lively feel to the Camino. Our French Way walking tours from León adapt well to summer with early starts beating the heat and carefully picked accommodations that stay cool. Many pick the Portuguese Coastal route for summer walking, with nice chances to swim at spots like Praia De Samil. We adjust cycling distances for summer weather, and our travelers really value having support vehicles carrying extra water. Even in July and August, the final 100km stays popular - our guides know all the shaded paths and time rest stops perfectly at village cafes and churches between Sarria and also Santiago.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall provides perfect conditions across our Camino routes. September and October are fantastic on the Portuguese Coastal path, with clear days giving great views over the Bay of Vigo and quiet walking along the shore. Cyclists on the French Way love how the fall light hits the Meseta and appreciate cooler temps for big climbs like Cruz de Ferro. Walking from León gets perfect hiking weather, while the Sarria section shows off fall colors in oak and chestnut woods. Our travelers particularly enjoy autumn's harvest - you'll find the best Arzúa cheese and Melide's famous octopus right in season. Looking at the guided cycling companies along the Camino de Santiago, ExperiencePlus! stands out for good reasons - their guides consistently get amazing feedback from our travelers, who often mention how they blend local cultural knowledge with a great sense of humor. The support vans are always there when needed, and they handle the logistics really smoothly. Intrepid has built a solid reputation specifically on the Portuguese Camino route. Their tour leaders know exactly how to pace the days, they've picked really comfortable places to stay and they're particularly good at keeping the group flowing well together. The hotels they use are well-chosen and strategically placed along the route. If you're considering the self-guided option, UTracks does provide the basic support structure you need. However, it's worth noting that several cyclists have mentioned challenges reaching their emergency support team when issues came up. The communication wasn't as quick or clear as they expected, which is something to factor into your planning especially if you prefer having reliable backup available. Between these options, ExperiencePlus! and Intrepid tend to deliver the most consistent, well-supported experiences for cyclists who want that extra layer of guidance and local expertise while tackling the Camino routes.
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Camino de Santiago travel guides - curated by our experts
Camino de Santiago: Routes, Hiking & Distance
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