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Camino Routes
Silver Way
The longest route, from Seville to Santiago. Follows the ancient Roman road through Extremadura, Castilla y León and Galicia.
HardNorthern Way
The coastal route along northern Spain. From Irún through the Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia. Spectacular scenery and demanding stages.
ModerateFrench Way
The most popular Camino route. From Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port it crosses the Pyrenees, Navarra, La Rioja, Castilla y León to Santiago.
ModeratePortuguese Way (full)
The full route from Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela. Crosses all of Portugal and enters Galicia at Tui.
Mozarabic Way
Route from Granada or Málaga to Mérida, where it connects with the Silver Way. Crosses Andalusia and Extremadura.
Sanabrés Way
Continuation of the Silver Way from Granja de Moreruela. Crosses Zamora and enters Galicia through Ourense.
Primitive Way
The original Camino route, the first documented. From Oviedo through the Asturian mountains to join the French Way at Melide.
Portuguese Coastal Way
The coastal variant of the Portuguese Way. From Porto along the Atlantic coast to Santiago.
Winter Way
Alternative to the French Way to avoid mountain passes in winter. From Ponferrada it heads south through Monforte de Lemos.
Portuguese Spiritual Way
Spiritual route from the RÃa de Arousa, recreating the arrival of the Apostle James by sea.
Central Portuguese Way
The central route through Portugal from Porto to the border at Tui. Passes through Barcelos and Ponte de Lima.
Basque Interior Way
From Irún through the Basque interior to join the French Way at Santo Domingo de la Calzada.
Portuguese Way (Spanish section)
The Spanish section of the Central Portuguese Way, from Tui to Santiago de Compostela.
Aragonese Way
From Somport in the Aragonese Pyrenees to Puente la Reina where it joins the French Way.
Finisterre and MuxÃa Epilogue
The Camino extension from Santiago to the end of the world: Finisterre and MuxÃa, on the Coast of Death.
English Way from Ferrol
Short route from Ferrol, historically used by English pilgrims arriving by sea. Ideal for a first experience.
Portuguese Coastal Way (Spanish section)
The Spanish section of the Portuguese Coastal Way, from the border to Santiago.
English Way from A Coruña
The shortest variant of the English Way. From A Coruña to Santiago in just 3 stages. Note: does not qualify for the Compostela (under 100 km).