Camino Travel Collections
Where would you like to start?
The Camino de Santiago is more than a route on a map. Our collections group our trips by what matters to you, so you can choose how you want to travel before choosing where. Tap whatever sounds like you, or answer four quick questions below. If nothing fits, our travel specialists will build a trip around you.
Find my Camino in four questions
Pick one answer for each. Your matches update as you go.
Your matches
Answer any question to see the collections that suit you best.
Browse all 11 collections
Grouped by the question most people start with.
How much time do you have?
From a long weekend to the whole journey.
Camino Short Breaks
A real taste of the Camino in a few nights, when time is short.
- 5 trips · 4 nights · 53–74 km
Walking the Last 100 km
Walk the final stretch and collect your pilgrim certificate.
- 11 trips · 5–7 nights · 90–138 km
Cycling the Last 200 km
Ride 200 km or more into Santiago, the cyclist's way to the Compostela.
- 6 trips · 4–15 nights · 121–419 km
The Full Camino
Walk a whole route from its traditional start. Weeks, not days.
- 7 trips · 13–38 nights · 259–803 km
Your pace and your company
Gentle days, children, or a group with a guide.
Easy Walking
Shorter days of 10–18 km, with time for coffee stops and villages.
- 3 trips · 6–10 nights · 86–111 km
Family Caminos
Shorter family stages on foot or by bike, in Spain, Portugal and Tuscany.
- 6 trips · 4–7 nights · 48–111 km
Guided Group Tours
Join a group on set dates, with a Camino guide every step of the way.
- Set departure dates, with a guide
Scenery and season
Walk by the sea, or when the trails are quiet.
Coastal Caminos
Fishing villages, beaches and Atlantic air in Spain and Portugal.
- 10 trips · 5–38 nights · 90–803 km
Winter Walks
Our favourite routes for milder winter walking and a quieter Camino.
- 2 trips · 6–10 nights · 111–192 km
Where you sleep
For many people, the evenings matter as much as the walk.
Superior Hotels
Upgrade to the best hotels on the route wherever they are available, and pay only for the nights you upgrade.
- 12 trips · 4–35 nights · 53–772 km
Country Cottages
Stay in characterful rural houses with gardens and local food.
- 8 trips · 4–35 nights · 67–772 km
| Collection | Best for | Trips, nights and distance |
|---|---|---|
| Camino Short Breaks | a long weekend | 5 trips · 4 nights · 53–74 km |
| Walking the Last 100 km | earning your pilgrim certificate | 11 trips · 5–7 nights · 90–138 km |
| Cycling the Last 200 km | riders who like to cover ground | 6 trips · 4–15 nights · 121–419 km |
| The Full Camino | the full adventure | 7 trips · 13–38 nights · 259–803 km |
| Easy Walking | gentle days, no rush | 3 trips · 6–10 nights · 86–111 km |
| Family Caminos | travelling with children | 6 trips · 4–7 nights · 48–111 km |
| Guided Group Tours | company and a guide | Set departure dates, with a guide |
| Coastal Caminos | sea views and seafood | 10 trips · 5–38 nights · 90–803 km |
| Winter Walks | quiet, off-season trails | 2 trips · 6–10 nights · 111–192 km |
| Superior Hotels | comfort after each day | 12 trips · 4–35 nights · 53–772 km |
| Country Cottages | rural charm and home cooking | 8 trips · 4–35 nights · 67–772 km |
New to the Camino? Three things worth knowing
1. You don’t have to walk 800 km. Walking the last 100 km into Santiago, or cycling the last 200 km, is enough to earn the Compostela, the pilgrim certificate.
2. You don’t carry your bags. Every trip includes luggage transfers. You walk with a day pack; your case is waiting at the next hotel.
3. Alone or with a group, your choice. Self-guided means you start any day and walk at your own pace, with everything booked. Guided tours run on set dates with a guide and a group.
FAQs about Camino Travel Collections
Q: What are Camino Travel Collections?
A: They are themed Camino experiences designed to help you choose how to do the Camino rather than just which route to take. See all Camino de Santiago routes.
Q: Who are the Camino Travel Collections for?
A: They are perfect for all types of pilgrims — from families and first-timers to seasoned walkers, cyclists, and those seeking comfort or a challenge. Browse our Camino for Families and Guided Tours.
Q: How long are the Camino Travel Collections trips?
A: Durations vary — from short breaks to full routes. You can tailor the trip to your time and preferences using our Camino planner.
Q: Do the collections include luggage transfers?
A: Yes, all trips include Camino luggage transfers so you can enjoy the walk without carrying heavy bags.
Q: Can I customise my Camino experience?
A: Absolutely. Our Camino specialists can adapt routes, accommodation, and services to create your perfect Camino de Santiago journey.