If caring for the planet is as important to you as travelling, come and discover the Camino de Santiago, the oldest pilgrimage in Europe.On foot or by bicycle you will discover hundreds of kilometres of pure natural, cultural and gastronomic spectacle. It includes numerous routes that intertwine through the north of Spain to reach the same place: the impressive Santiago Cathedral, a true Romanesque gem.
Walk immersed in nature and culture
Declared a World Heritage Site and a European Cultural Route by the European Council, the Camino de Santiago attracts hikers from all over the world. It is an incredible opportunity for personal reflection, and you will want to savour every last moment.
It is no coincidence that thousands and thousands of hikers decide to follow these trails across Spain every year. You will connecting with nature and disconnect at the same time. Acting responsibly thanks to initiatives such as Camino Sostenible, which seeks to get pilgrims to reflect on their daily habits in order to adapt them to actions aligned with the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) of the United Nations 2030 Agenda. How? Examples include consuming local, seasonal products from small shops in the area, or using more sustainable materials, such as reusable bottles that you can refill throughout the Camino.
Discover your path
They say that there are as many paths as there are pilgrims: to the classic French Route, where the tree guide will introduce you to the natural richness of the environment, the green Route of the North, the magical Vía de la Plata, the English Route, which starts on the north of Galicia, to the oldest and quite surprising Primitive Route.
Be prepared to pass through mountains, impressive vineyards, untouched landscapes, medieval bridges, castles and churches straight out of a storybook, and travel back in time as you explore mysterious towns. Recharge your batteries by staying at original, eco hostels and tasting local farm produce and fish.
You will be guided by unique signs in the shape of a “scallop shell”. and you will be surrounded by countless stories of other travellers while you craft your own. An unforgettable trip that will take you by Cape Finisterre, also known as the “end of the world”. The sunset here is spectacular. You will see shades of red, orange and yellow spreading across the sky, sea and land. You'll create some wonderful memories and incredible stories.Every year more and more travellers sign up for eco and green tourism. The Camino de Santiago awaits you.