Northern Spain Tours
Booking one of these amazing Northern Spain Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Camino Frances
Guided Cycling the Camino Frances: from León to Santiago
Cycle part of the Camino de Santiago route in Northern Spain on this guided bike tour. Take part in a century’s old tradition… slightly modified for the modern era and using bikes!
Spanish Pyrenees
Canyoning and Hiking in Aragon Tour
Embark on a transformative journey through the heart of Aragon, where canyoning, hiking, and cultural immersion await on this 6-day guided adventure tour. Led by a professional guide, you’ll delve into the rugged landscapes of the Pyrenees, discovering hidden gems and breathtaking vistas along the way. From traversing the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park to exploring ancient Aragonese villages, each day promises unforgettable experiences that blend adventure with cultural enrichment.
Northern Portugal
Portuguese Coastal Camino Plus Walk Tour
On this ‘plus’ tour, you’ll enjoy charming stays in boutique hotels, convenient airport transfers, and a comprehensive in-person briefing.Â
Camino Frances
Complete Camino Frances from Roncesvalles
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.
Camino del Norte
Camino de Santiago Northern Way
Discover the magic of the legendary Camino de Santiago Northern Way over 36 challenging, but rewarding days on the north coast of the Iberian Peninsula.
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Complete Camino Frances
If you want to complete an epic pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, then this is the trip for you. This route follows the 800km (500 mile) Camino Frances from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France through Northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela. This Spanish walking holiday follows the most popular route of the Camino de Santiago from its very beginning, taking you through the incredible sites of Northern Spain in over a month of walking.
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Deciding where to go in Northern Spain unveils a plethora of choices amidst its varied landscapes. Cities like Bilbao and Santander serve as cultural hubs, while the Picos de Europa National Park offers unparalleled mountain adventures. The Camino de Santiago's northern routes, including the Camino del Norte and Camino Primitivo, are perfect for those seeking a spiritual journey through scenic routes.
The options for what to do in Northern Spain are vast and varied. Embark on the famed Camino de Santiago for a trekking experience like no other, explore the unique Basque culture and cuisine, or enjoy the stunning beaches along the Bay of Biscay. Adventure seekers can delve into activities such as surfing, cycling through the wine regions of La Rioja, or hiking in the majestic Picos de Europa.
The best time to visit Northern Spain is during the spring (May to June) and autumn (September to October) months, offering mild weather and fewer crowds. Summer (July to August) is ideal for beachgoers and festival lovers, although it's the peak tourist season. Winter provides a quiet charm, with some areas offering winter sports opportunities.
- The Camino de Santiago (Northern Way): This spiritual journey weaves through the verdant landscapes and coastal towns of Northern Spain, offering pilgrims a unique blend of scenic beauty and historical significance.
- Trekking in the Picos de Europa: Adventurers can explore the breathtaking mountainous terrain of the Picos de Europa, featuring dramatic peaks, deep gorges, and an abundance of wildlife.
- Surfing in San Sebastián: Catch some of Europe's best waves in the beautiful bay of San Sebastián, a haven for surfers of all levels seeking the perfect swell against a picturesque city backdrop.
- Cycling the vineyards of La Rioja: Pedal through the rolling hills and lush vineyards of La Rioja, enjoying the stunning landscapes and stopping for tastings of some of Spain's finest wines.
- Exploring the prehistoric caves of Cantabria: Step back in time by visiting Cantabria's ancient caves, where prehistoric paintings and archaeological wonders reveal the early history of human civilization.
English is commonly spoken in tourist areas and major cities, but less so in rural areas where some basic Spanish can be very helpful.
A trip of 7 to 14 days allows for a comprehensive exploration of Northern Spain, covering major cities, cultural sites, and natural landscapes.
It's advisable to have euros for smaller purchases, but credit cards are widely accepted in most establishments.
Yes, Northern Spain is very family-friendly, with plenty of activities and accommodations catering to families.
Renting a car provides the most flexibility for exploring, but the region also has an extensive network of buses and trains connecting major towns.
Accommodations range from luxury hotels and traditional paradores to rural guesthouses (casas rurales) and hostels.
Northern Spain is in the Central European Time Zone (CET).
Yes, Northern Spain is well-suited for self-guided tours, especially with its well-marked trails for hiking and numerous historical sites.
Guided tours are available and offer insights into the region's culture, history, and nature, especially for activities like trekking, food and wine tours, and historical excursions.
The main gateways are through the international airports in Bilbao and Santiago de Compostela, or by land from France via the Pyrenees.
Major towns include Bilbao, Santander, Oviedo, Santiago de Compostela, and San Sebastián.
Must-try dishes include fabada asturiana, pintxos, Galician octopus, and Basque cheesecake.
Hiking, surfing, cycling, and paragliding are popular, with the Camino de Santiago being a highlight.
Yes, including the Santiago de Compostela cathedral, the Tower of Hercules, and the Cave of Altamira.
Late summer to early autumn is ideal for surfing, with consistent swells and milder weather.
Yes, the Rioja and Ribera del Duero regions are famous for their vineyards, offering tours and tastings.
Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated for good service, especially in restaurants and bars.