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Are you dreaming of walking or biking the Camino - also known as the "Way of St James"? Then fulfill your dreams with Spain is More. We are specialists in walking and cycling tours along the famous pilgrimage route, the Camino de Santiago. We offer customized hotel-to-hotel itineraries for individuals and private groups, with overnight stays at the most charming hotels along the Camino. If you choose a Camino journey with Spain is More, you will receive a comprehensive and customised guidebook that will help you to take full advantage of your trip. In this useful guide you will find information about the individual stages, maps with the location of all hotels, tips for viewpoints and attractions, suggestions for your packing list, good restaurants along the route and much more. Book today and look forward to the pilgrimage of your life.
Camino Francés is by far the most favoured, most traditional and internationally the most celebrated of the many Camino routes. The French Camino starts in the French village St. Jean Pied de Port and passes shortly hereafter the boarder to Spain. From here it crosses Northern Spain on a route that is all together 800 km. to Santiago de Compostela. Therefore it is also known as the French Camino. A Camino experience of a lifetime.
Camino Primitivo is also known as the “Original Way of Saint James”, it was one of the first pilgrimage routes to Santiago. Camino Primitivo is one of the most challenging pilgrimages, but also, with an extremely rewarding nature scenery.
Camino del Norte - A picturesque and alternative route along the North Coast, the Camino del Norte (The Coastal Route) will satisfy your every desire for nature, physical activity and a chance to indulge yourself at the same time. Camino del Norte passes some of the most iconic cities in Northern Spain such as San Sebastian, Bilbao, Santander and Gijón.
The historic Camino Portugues starting in Portugal is favoured by many, as it offers some of the most beautiful beaches and some of the best food and wine in Spain and Portugal.
Walking along Camino Finisterre to “the End of the World” from Santiago via Finisterre to Muxia, seeing the ocean and the abrupt coastline, Costa de Morte, is a truly rewarding experience. An ideal Camino to combine with any one of the other Caminos.
The Camino Inglés (the English Camino) to Santiago was the route originally used by the Brittish and pilgrims arriving to Spain by boat from Northern Europe. This Camino begins in Ferrol and ends in Santiago de Compostela. A scenic and very authentic route packed with history.
