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Discover why millions of pilgrims have made their pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella with this 40-day route starting in Roncesvalles. Spend almost 6-weeks on the Camino Frances, savouring ever-changing landscapes, tasting new flavours, tasting local wines, and reflecting on your own pilgrimage.

The Camino Francés from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela starts at the point where the old medieval roads converged, and has become a natural starting point.

Many of the places that you will walk past on your pilgrimage during this Camino Francés from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela were created and grown in the shadow of the Camino de Santiago. Cities like Burgos, León and Roncesvalles themselves. Small towns like O Cebreiro also owe much of their history to the Jacobean tradition.

Over the centuries, people of all nationalities have traveled the Camino de Santiago along this route. Goethe said in the 19th century that “Europe was created by the pilgrimage to Compostela”. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993 and currently shares this distinction with the Camino Primitivo and the Camino del Norte.

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Complete Camino Frances from Roncesvalles

Discover the historic French Way from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela in 40 days
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40 Days
Season
Apr-Oct
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Discover why millions of pilgrims have made their pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella with this 40-day route starting in Roncesvalles. Spend almost 6-weeks on the Camino Frances, savouring ever-changing landscapes, tasting new flavours, tasting local wines, and reflecting on your own pilgrimage.

The Camino Francés from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela starts at the point where the old medieval roads converged, and has become a natural starting point.

Many of the places that you will walk past on your pilgrimage during this Camino Francés from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela were created and grown in the shadow of the Camino de Santiago. Cities like Burgos, León and Roncesvalles themselves. Small towns like O Cebreiro also owe much of their history to the Jacobean tradition.

Over the centuries, people of all nationalities have traveled the Camino de Santiago along this route. Goethe said in the 19th century that “Europe was created by the pilgrimage to Compostela”. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993 and currently shares this distinction with the Camino Primitivo and the Camino del Norte.

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Trip highlights

Explore historic cities like Burgos, León, and Roncesvalles along the Camino Francés route.

Experience the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Santiago de Compostella and the iconic pilgrimage route, declared by Goethe as shaping Europe.

Navigate diverse terrains from mountainous Navarrese Pyrenees to Galicia's lush landscapes.

Challenge your body and spirit on the French Way, enriched by cultural heritage and gastronomy.

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Arrival to Roncesvalles
Make your way to Roncesvalles, in the Navarrese Pyrenees. Explore the medieval streets that are now the traditional starting point of the modern Camino Frances in Spain. The architecture, the interesting monuments, including the Collegiate Church of Santa María from the 13th century, the house of the beneficiaries or the old hospital of Itzandegia are very worth seeing.
Distance None
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Roncesvalles
Included Meals None
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Start your Camino Frances and walk to Zubiri
The first day of the French Way from Roncesvalles follows a typical mountain route, but it does not pose any major difficulties. Almost the entire stage descends, although you have to climb two climbs: the high Mezkiriz and the Alto de Erro.
Distance 5 hrs, 21.4km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Zubiri / Akerreta
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 3
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Continue trekking to Pamplona
Continue downhill, over gentle hills and leave the mountain path behind you. On today's stage you will pass through an important medieval town that has grown under the guise of the Larrasoaña pilgrim pass. You will also cross the Arga River several times over numerous bridges. Once in Pamplona, it is inevitable to mention the famous Saint Fermín festivities. But in every season this city is worth seeing with its important monumental complex, which is dominated by churches and medieval walls.
Distance 5 hrs, 20.4km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Pamplona
Included Meals Breakfast
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Walk to Puente La Reina
The most important landmark of this stage is the Alto del Perdón, with a climb of 260 meters. The descent is a bit more rugged, quite rocky and therefore a bit slippery. Once at the top, you have to take a short break to enjoy the view. It is quite a windy area, so on the summit you find not only the pilgrimage monument, but also many windmills. In Puente La Reina the large medieval bridge with its five arches, the 14th-century Church of San Pedro and the Comendadoras de Sancti Spiritus monastery are worth visiting.
Distance 6 hrs, 23.9km, 260m of ascent
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Puente La Reina
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 5
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Descent to Estella
You will start the stage with a gentle descent of almost 5 kilometers in order to face the ascent to Mañeru, which is not very long but has quite a difference in altitude. Then you walk through the town of Cirauqui, where the medieval Gothic church and the Roman road stand out, of which some original sections are still preserved. The last section of the stage, which leads you to Estella, goes down again.
Distance 5 hrs, 21.6km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Estella
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 6
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Walk to Los Arcos
Immediately after leaving Estella, you find the famous "wine fountain". Yes, a fountain with free wine! Drink responsibly, and you can buy wine for taking away with you. The last 12 kilometers from Villamayor de Monjardín to Los Arcos, although easy to walk, can be a bit difficult between farmland and side streets, with hardly any shade, which is why you should start early, especially in the summer months, to avoid the greatest heat.
Distance 5 hrs, 21.3km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Los Arcos
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 7
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Walk to Logroño
This stage has a comfortable start on dirt roads, which make the first route very pleasant. The olive groves and almond trees accompany you at the entrance to the land of wine par excellence, La Rioja. The middle part of the stage is much more abrupt and will cause you some difficulties. Before you reach the end of the stage, pass the ruins of Clavijo Castle. The last stretch is easy to walk on pedestrian paths. In Logroño you should not miss the opportunity to take a stroll along Calle Laurel to taste some good local wines accompanied by delicious tapas.
Distance 7 hrs, 27.6km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Logroño
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 8
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Climb to Alto de la Grajera and Alto de San Antón
In today's stage you’ll find two important climbs, the Alto de la Grajera and the Alto de San Antón. The good news is that both rise fairly evenly, and therefore are not very difficult.
Distance 7 hrs, 29km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Nájera
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 9
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Hike to Santo Domingo de la Calzada
You will hike between rural and paved trails, which in turn will be a fairly comfortable stage. The vineyards that have accompanied you in the past few days will gradually give way to grain fields. The end of the day will be in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, one of the cities with the longest tradition and the Jacobean footprint, whose historical center is made up of medieval streets.
Distance 5 hrs, 21km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 10
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Continue trekking to Belorado
In this stage you leave La Rioja and go to Castilla León. Despite two stops, La Grajera and San Antón, it will be another pleasant day on the Way of St. James, as the ascent is very even. Once in Belorado, you see the last mountains before entering the large Castilian plateau.
Distance 5 hrs, 22km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Belorado
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 11
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Walk to Villafranca Montes de Oca
This will be a stage with a very calm first part, which runs along natural paths and tracks. When you reach the Montes de Oca, you will find yourselves going for a climb of about 200 meters. Some find this climb easier as they have been walking for ten days, while some find it harder precisely because they have been walking ten days already!
Distance 3 hrs, 12km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Villafranca Montes de Oca
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 12
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Hike to Atapuerca
The Sierra de Atapuerca offers you good views of the area and a very pleasant and quite comfortable route. Come across some forests and areas planted with wheat. Shortly before reaching Atapuerca, you will pass through San Juan de Ortega, a Spanish Gothic jewel and next to one of the most important archaeological sites in the world.
Distance 5 hrs, 18.1km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Atapuerca
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 13
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Walk to Burgos
The Sierra de Atapuerca offers a good view of the surroundings and a very pleasant and quite comfortable route. You will pass one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. Access to the city of Burgos via the river path is recommended, much more pleasant than the possibility of walking through the industrial area. Once in the city, a visit to the Gothic cathedral is essential.
Distance 5 hrs, 20km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Burgos
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 14
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Continue trekking to Hornillos del Camino
Despite the fact that you have already entered the Castilian plateau and the sections that await are flat and apparently comfortable, climate can make this a tough stage, as the temperatures in summer are usually very high and there are only a few shady spots. The weather conditions are rewarded by medieval towns that you find along the way.
Distance 5 hrs, 21km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Hornillos del Camino
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 15
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Hike to Castrojeriz
The profile of this stage is similar to the previous one, in which you must take into account the challenges of walking past the Castilla fields with high temperatures in the summer months, an limited options for shade. The last kilometers of the section are on a road. Once in Castrojeriz you can visit the Santa María del Manzano Collegiate Church and its interesting museum of sacred art.
Distance 5 hrs, 19.9km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Castrojeriz
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 16
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Hike to Frómista
When leaving Castrojeriz, you will find the Mostelares, where you will gain 145 meters of elevation in less than two kilometers. This will be the biggest challenge of this stage, but it offers you a wonderful view of the entire plateau. The end of the stage will be in one of the capitals of the Jacobean tradition and the capital of the Romanesque Palencia, the city of Frómista.
Distance 6 hrs, 24.7km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Frómista
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 17
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Hike to Carrión de los Condes
This is a very flat stage that crosses the plateau and poses no difficulties. You will drive through the town of Villalcázar de Sirga, where you must visit the monument of Mesonero, which has regained the tradition of the Way of St. James and Jacobean gastronomy, as well as the church of Santa María La Blanca. In Carrión de los Condes, a visit to the San Zoilo monastery is essential.
Distance 5 hrs, 19km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Carrión de los Condes
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 18
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Hike on Via Aquitaine
Today you will hike on Via Aquitaine, the Roman road XXXIV or the Asturica Burdigalam (Astorga-Bordeaux), before arriving in Calzadilla de la Cueza.
Distance 4 hrs, 17km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Calzadilla de la Cueza
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 19
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Hike to Sahagún
When you leave Calzadilla de la Cueza, you find a short climb of about two kilometers. You will also hike through small valleys and cross the Valderaduey river once you are in the province of León. End the trip in the city of Sahagun in Mudéjar, one of the most unique on the Camino de Santiago, where the churches of San Tirso and San Lorenzo stand out.
Distance 5 hrs, 22km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Sahagún
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 20
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Cross the river Cea towards Bercianos del Camino
Leave Sahagún and cross the river Cea towards Bercianos del Camino to finally arrive in El Burgo Ranero. It is a comfortable journey between grain fields.
Distance 4 hrs, 17.7km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in El Burgo Ranero
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 21
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Continue trekking to Mansilla de las Mulas
This flat stage runs practically straight, while you walk on comfortable dirt roads and through a forest area that offers you a pleasant shade, especially in the summer months. You will hardly find any people between the two points, except other pilgrims. In Mansilla de las Mulas you can relax on the banks of the Esla river.
Distance 6 hrs, 24.8km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Mansilla de las Mulas
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 22
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Arrival to León
This stage ends in one of the capitals of the Way of St. James. It runs near roads with more traffic than the previous ones. The Portillo hill with its wonderful view will anticipate your arrival into León. Once in León, a visit to the cathedral, Gaudí's Casa Botines and the Hospital de San Marcos are a must. A walk through the old town and a stop in the Barrio l Humedo are also highly recommended, in order to fortify yourself with delicious tapas after the hike.
Distance 5 hrs, 18.5km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in León
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 23
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Hike to Olcina de Valdoncina
Today is a short day, allowing you to explore León a bit more in the morning. You leave the city of León along a practically flat section of the Camino de Santiago, which runs through the towns of San Miguel or Fresno, once again between cereal fields, characteristic of the area.
Distance 3 hrs, 11km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Olcina de Valdoncina
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 24
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Continue trekking to Hospital de Órbigo
Walk through a landscape filled with cultivated fields while you continue touring the Castilian plateau. This flat stage of the Camino de Santiago can become a bit tiring as you get the sensation that you are not moving forward. But you do.
Distance 6 hrs, 24.6km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Hospital de Órbigo
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 25
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Walk to small city of Astorga
At this stage you will begin to feel the unevenness of the terrain, which will be greater as you get closer to Galicia. Once you leave Hospital de Órbigo you come across slightly mountainous terrain. Your goal will be the small city of Astorga, full of remains from Roman times, and where the French Way and the Vía de la Plata come together and which is also the capital of the Maragatería region.
Distance 4 hrs, 16.5km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Astorga
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 26
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Walk to Rabanal del Camino
You are now penetrating ever deeper into the Montes de León. In this phase you will find ever larger hills before you arrive in Rabanal del Camino.
Distance 6 hrs, 25.8km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Rabanal del Camino
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 27
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Leave the Maragatería region behind to enter El Bierzo
At this stage, you leave the Maragatería region behind to enter El Bierzo. This also means that you return to the mountainous areas. The first of the ascents will take you to a mythical place on the Camino de Santiago, the Cruz de Ferro on Mount Irago, the highest point of the French Way, at 1,500 meters.
Distance 4 hrs, 16.8km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in El Acebo de San Miguel
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 28
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Arrival to Ponferrada
You are in the heart of the Bierzo Region, well known for its rich gastronomy, with typical dishes such as botillo and, above all, for its wines, with their own denomination of origin. The Camino de Santiago will take you at this stage to the city of Ponferrada, capital of the region and a place of enormous Jacobean tradition where you can visit the Castle of the Templars.
Distance 4 hrs, 15.6km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Ponferrada
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 29
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Hike to Villafranca del Bierzo
In the middle of the Bierzo region, this stage leads over quite comfortable hiking trails. Again you encounter landscapes with fields and vineyards. In Villafranca del Bierzo you can visit the Church of Santiago, known for the Puerta del Perdón, which opened only in the Jacobean years, as well as the Holy Door of the Cathedral of Santiago.
Distance 6 hrs, 24.2km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Villafranca del Bierzo
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 30
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Hike to Vega de Valcarce
It's a pretty flat stage, which you can use to start the next day in a good mood. The route follows the old N-VI and runs down the Valcarce river for a final stretch of almost two kilometers.
Distance 4 hrs, 16.3km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Vega de Valcarce
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 31
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Climb to O Cebreiro
In this stage you will face the mythical climb to O Cebreiro, the gateway to the French route to Galicia and the biggest climb in Spain. Many say that it is the most beautiful stage on the way, possibly the most exciting too. The difference in altitude is almost 700 meters along the dreaded La Faba hill, but the arrival in the beautiful village of O Cebreiro of immense Jacobean tradition and great anthropological interest and the entry into the magical Ancares were worth it.
Distance 3 hrs, 11.5km, 700m
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in O Cebreiro
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 32
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Descend towards Triacastela
Characteristic of its ups and downs. Start towards the top of San Roque, where there is a statue of the pilgrim, which will give you encouragement for the difficult climb to O Alto do Poio. Although it is not a long stage with many kilometers, due to this ascent it is one of the most complicated. Then you descend towards Triacastela.
Distance 5 hrs, 21km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Triacastela
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 33
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Continue trekking to Sarria
Start this short stage towards San Xil. In a quiet area you take a pleasant walk through the beautiful landscapes. Cross the San Xil Valley, one of the most beautiful in Galicia, to get to your next destination: Sarria.
Distance 4 hrs, 18km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Sarria
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 34
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Hike to Portomarín
Sarria is the starting point for many pilgrims because it is very close to the mythical and last 100 km. This is the minimum distance that must be covered to get the Compostela. This first stage is flat, without many climbs. Enter deepest Galicia and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of its chestnuts, oaks, rivers, meadows ... as well as charming cities such as Barbadelos or Ferreiros. The old town of Portomarin lies under the water of the Belesar reservoir. The Miño river indicates that you are arriving.
Distance 4 hrs, 22.2km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Portomarín
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 35
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Walk to Palas de Rei
Start the route towards Serra de Ligonde with a low level of difficulty, where you climb up to 725 meters. On this day, the green landscapes are mixed with some paved areas and start to see the famous "Cruzeiros". The villages of Castromaior, Ventas de Narón and Ligonde deserve special mention.
Distance 6 hrs, 24.8km, 725m
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Palas de Rei
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 36
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Hike to Melide
Hike in the direction of: Campo dos Romeiros, an important meeting point for pilgrims, in the direction of Leboreiro, a pleasant hike in the middle of lush forests to finally cross a medieval bridge to reach the Melide river.
Distance 6 hrs, 14.4km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Melide
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 37
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Continue trekking to Arzúa
Leave the province of Lugo and enter the province of A Coruña. The few kilometers ahead allow you to enjoy some of the enchanting towns along the way like Boente and Castañeda until you reach Arzua, famous for the cheese made there.
Distance 3 hrs, 14.1km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Arzua
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 38
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Hike to O Pedrouzo
Short and quiet stage to process everything that was experienced during the trip before you arrive in Santiago the next day.
Distance 4 hrs, 19.3km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in O Pedrouzo
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 39
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Arrival to Santiago de Compostela
Excitement and strange mixed sensations. It is the last stage. It is recommended that you start hiking early to take part in the pilgrimage, which is celebrated at 12:00 p.m. First you reach Lavacolla and continue climbing Monte do Gozo, where you can catch a glimpse of the long-awaited cathedral from a distance. Finally the Plaza del Obradoiro and the well-deserved personal satisfaction of having reached this point.
Distance 4 hrs, 19.4km
Overnight Location Bed and breakfast in Santiago
Included Meals Breakfast
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Dinners for 39 Nights (per person)$1,275USD
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What’s included

Meals

39 breakfasts are included.

Accommodations

Accommodations for 39 nights are included. Accommodations before the tour are not included but can be added as a supplement.

Transportation during the Tour

Transportation for your luggage is included throughout the tour (max. 20 kg - 1 piece of luggage per person).

Also included

  • 24-hour emergency line
  • Galician cheese tasting in Santiago
  • Maps for all stages
  • Guided Tour in Santiago de Compostela (old town)
  • Pilgrim pass
  • Pilgrim scallop

Not included

  • Any personal transport
  • Guide services
  • Flights
  • Meals, drinks, or snacks not previously mentioned
  • Tips
  • Gratuities for tour guides or other staff if desired

Optional Extras

  • Additional nights before or after the tour
  • Single occupancy upgrades
  • Optional activities or excursions
  • Half board supplement
  • Picnic Supplement
  • Private transfer to Roncesvalles
  • Private transfer to the airport
  • One day tour:
    • Santiago - Fisterra
    • Santiago - Rías Baixas & Wine Tasting
    • Santiago - Rías Baixas, Wine Tasting & Boat Trip
  • Extra piece of luggage
  • Travel cancellation insurance

Accommodation for Complete Camino Frances from Roncesvalles

This tour is based on bed and breakfasts. In some cases, the accommodation listed below may need to be substituted for other comparable accommodations.

Single Rooms and Solo Travellers
Rooms are double occupancy. You can pay a supplement to have a private room in a hotel where possible. Solo travellers may be required to pay a supplement.

Frequently asked questions

How hard is the Camino Francés from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela?

We rate this tour as a 4 / 5. The difficulty of the Full Camino Francés Pilgrimage from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela is moderate to challenging due to the varying terrains, consistent daily distances of up to 29 kilometers, and the endurance required for the 40-day journey.

Do I need a visa to travel to Spain?

Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.

Are meals included on the Camino Francés from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela?

39 breakfasts included.

Do I need insurance?

Yes, it is mandatory to have health and medical insurance to join this trip, and your insurance should cover walking. Get your travel insurance.

How do I get to Roncesvalles to start this tour?

You can get to Roncesvalles via train, car or bus from all major cities in Spain.

Where does the Camino Francés from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela end?

The tour ends in Santiago. There is a shuttle bus to the airport of Santiago from the center of Santiago with different stops in the city.

Do I need special vaccines to travel to Spain?

Check with your family doctor.

Are there any travel restrictions for Spain?

Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.

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