Our Camino de Santiago Guided Tours are perfect for those looking to make friends and share this special experience with a like-minded group. From the moment you arrive, you will be looked after by our expert local guide.
For more information and to join our upcoming Camino de Santiago Guided Tours, see below:
As the Camino de Santiago is very well marked, your Camino guide is more of a ‘cultural guide’ than a ‘technical hiking guide’. The guide is not there to show you the way but to give you history, context and insider knowledge that you won’t learn in books.
Camino hotels have a lot of character and are generally family-run. A good hotel is central to the Camino de Santiago Guided Tours experience. After a day of walking, you want to stay in a comfy bed, soak in a long shower and relax. We have selected our hotels for their breakfast and dinner (because a good Spanish meal is an essential experience while on the Camino), as well as their 24/7 reception.
The Camino luggage transfers are a must-have. Each morning, you leave your luggage at the hotel reception at 8am, which will already be there when you arrive at your next hotel at the end of your Camino Walk. It is easy with CaminoWays and it works.
A: Guided tours include an expert local guide, en-suite accommodation, luggage transfers, breakfast and dinner, and Camino travel documents.
A: No, your bags are transferred daily from hotel to hotel, so you can walk light and enjoy the journey.
A: Your guide is a cultural companion, sharing history, stories, and insider knowledge of the Camino rather than showing the way.
A: We select charming family-run hotels with en-suite rooms, good food, and a welcoming atmosphere for pilgrims.
A: Yes, there are easy-walking guided options with shorter daily distances, perfect for first-time pilgrims.
A: Yes, breakfast and dinner are included, often featuring delicious Spanish and Galician cuisine.
Do you have a beginner tour? My partner and I are interested around august, Sept this year to celebrate her 60th birthday
Yes, we offer some ‘easy walking’ options. The distance averages 10 to 15km per day. The terrain is hilly but not challenging, with lovely villages: https://caminoways.com/camino-easy-walking-collection