Join us on an extraordinary walking tour of the Camino de Santiago and enjoy the best of the food, wine, accommodations and culture of Spain on this magical path.
Over the centuries, people have walked by the millions from all over Europe to make their way to Santiago de Compostela, where it is believed that St. James is buried. Then, as now, they followed the well-trod path through some of Spain’s most beautiful terrain.
The Camino has something for everyone. It may bring you laughter. It may bring you strength. It may bring you new friendships. It may bring you a newfound appreciation for the beauty of nature. And almost always, it brings you what you need, even if you don’t know that you need it.
Juan Carlos is funny, knowledgeable and a fantastic guide.
Alexandra Genova
Juan Carlos DuperierYour guide on the Camino
Wow! What a wonderful experience! I had the trip of a lifetime!
Michael Goodin
Our goal is to support you in your journey, whatever that might be. We take care of everything so that you are free to just walk, to be, and to experience the Way of Saint James in the way that feels right to you.
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Osteopathy and massage therapy on the Camino
Beginning this August, most of our tours will include our own dedicated Osteopath/massage therapist to travel with us.
Surviving the botafumeiro!
A look into the intriguing "smoke spreader."
Pilgrim traditions at the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela
Pilgrim traditions at the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela
Specialty tours
Customized Tours
Are you travelling as a group and wish you could make your own itinerary? You can! Let us help you design your own tour.
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Virtual Camino Tour
Virtual Camino is a Facebook group that we have created to take you on a virtual journey of the Camino de Santiago during the coronavirus pandemic. Join our 4,000+ members as we share memories and information about the 500-mile pilgrimage route.