Organized Saint James Way, hiking, and cyclotourism: traditional and tailor-made routes
Welcome to Caminando Caminando, we are a Travel Agency / Incoming specializing in the organized Saint James Way.
We design customized itineraries to travel the Saint James Way on foot or the Saint James Way by bike.
We offer routes such as the French Way, Portuguese Way, Primitivo Way, Northern Way, English Way, and the Way to Finisterre, tailored to the needs of each pilgrim or group of pilgrims.
Our trips are distinguished by the careful selection of accommodations, services, and activities, creating unique experiences.
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Trips for pilgrims or lovers of walking and cycling itineraries
Discover how we can help you walk or cycle on the Saint James Way and other routes.
French Way on foot
The French Way on foot
The French Way is the most popular route of the Saint James Way. Its itinerary crosses the interior of Spain and covers approximately 790 kilometers between Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, France, and Santiago de Compostela. It is possible to walk it in its entirety, although it is common to do it in stages.
The French Way on foot, featured trips:
With the French Way on foot from León to Santiago, live the Camino in depth. From the Castilian plateau, you will go through the mountains of León to the hills and forests of Galicia.
The last 100 kilometers of the French Way, from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela, in seven short stages. Ideal for those starting the Camino or those who wish to enjoy it at a relaxed pace.
The French Way on foot from Sarria to Santiago in charming accommodations, perfect for those looking to capture the essence of the Camino while staying in the best hotels along this stretch.
Northern Way on foot
Northern Way on foot
The Northern Way covers approximately 820 kilometers from Irún to Santiago de Compostela. Many stages run along the Cantabrian Sea, offering pilgrims beautiful coastal landscapes.
It is possible to walk it in its entirety, although it is common to do it in stages.
Northern Way on foot, featured trips:
The absolute protagonist of this trip is the Cantabrian Sea. Also called the Coastal Way, this route starts in Irún and crosses the Basque Country, reaching Cantabria.
The route starts in Cantabria, continues through Asturias, and enters Galicia. Some sections are along the coastline, while others go through the interior, combining mountains, valleys, and forests.
This itinerary starts in Ribadeo, Galicia, covering the last 190 km of the Northern Way, which is much more than the minimum required to earn the Compostela.
Portuguese Way on foot
Portuguese Way on foot
The Portuguese Way runs from Porto to Santiago, passing through picturesque towns and green landscapes. Along the way, pilgrims have the opportunity to immerse themselves in two cultures. This path is perfect for those seeking tranquility and beauty. It is possible to walk it in its entirety or in stages.
Portuguese Way on foot, featured trips:
From the border between Galicia and Portugal to Santiago, these are the last 112 kilometers of the Portuguese Way. It passes through forests, farmland, villages, and historical towns.
The Portuguese Way on foot from Tui to Santiago in charming accommodations, perfect for those who want to do the Camino but stay in the best hotels along this stretch.
The Portuguese Way along the Coast brings pilgrims from the western part of Portugal to Santiago. In summer, it is a very pleasant option due to the constant sea breeze.
French Way by bike
French Way by bike
For cyclists, the French Way offers a well-established network of infrastructures that facilitate the journey. The route is mostly bikeable. Completing the full route by bike usually takes about 14 stages. It can be done in full or in sections.
French Way by bike, featured trips:
The first stage is demanding; after that, you will enjoy sections that allow you to cross Spain from the Pyrenees to Santiago with no major difficulties. You will mostly ride on dirt paths.
The French Way by bike from Burgos will take you through the plains of Castile and León, crossing the Castilian plateau, up to the mountains of León and, finally, Galicia.
The French Way by bike from León can be done in 6 stages, crossing stunning landscapes and cities like Astorga, Ponferrada, and Santiago.
Portuguese Way by bike
Portuguese Way by bike
The Portuguese Way by bike is the ideal option for those looking for a perfect blend of nature, culture, and adventure. From Porto to Santiago, this bike trip is unforgettable. It can be done in full or in sections.
Portuguese Way by bike, featured trips:
The Portuguese Way is a great route to bike, although it may have a couple of points with some difficulty for cyclists. However, there are no extreme challenges to face.
The Portuguese Way along the Coast is an unforgettable adventure. From Porto, it’s an invitation to discover the sandy beaches of the Atlantic. This route requires mountain bike experience.
Other routes by bike
Other routes by bike
Spain offers other highly interesting cycling routes, such as the Ruta del Cid (approximately 1,485 km) and the Vía Verde de Ojos Negros (167 km). These are accessible and well-equipped routes, ideal for cyclists of all levels.
Other routes by bike, featured trips:
On this itinerary, you will bike the same journey the Cid took; from Burgos, close to our protagonist's birthplace, to Atienza in Guadalajara.
Follow the Cid's steps in his conquest of the Kingdom of Valencia. Starting in Albarracín, a picturesque town with impressive walls, continuing to Teruel and finally arriving in Valencia.
The bike route follows the Vía Verde de Ojos Negros, the longest in Spain, from the old iron mines in Ojos Negros, Aragon, to the city of Valencia.
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