Definitely. Many groups add city visits, Spanish language classes, or travel in Ireland or the UK before starting their Camino. We’re happy to coordinate add-ons or partner with your campus study abroad office. Note that we do not include flights for any part of the program.

Yes. The Camino can accommodate most dietary needs including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and allergy-sensitive diets. Just let us know in advance so we can coordinate with meal providers.

We book clean, comfortable lodgings ranging from private hostels and rural guesthouses to small hotels. Faculty accommodations are upgraded to private rooms with bathrooms, and we work with trusted, locally owned providers.

Yes. The Camino de Santiago is considered one of the safest walking routes in the world, especially in a group setting. We provide a local support team, emergency contacts, and basic travel insurance for all participants, though we do recommend you use your university’s insurance policy to ensure maximum coverage.

The Camino is accessible to most people with a moderate level of physical fitness. We walk around 10–15 miles (16–24 km) per day on well-marked paths. We can adapt routes to include shorter stages or vehicle support when needed.

We recommend a minimum of 10 participants to ensure group pricing. Most faculty-led Caminos host between 12 and 30 students, but we can tailor arrangements to smaller or larger cohorts depending on your needs.

We provide full logistics: airport transfers, accommodation, daily breakfast, luggage transport between stages, telephone assistance, and cultural activities. We also offer private lodging for faculty and access to guest lectures or field visits to enhance the academic side of your program.

Absolutely, per your university’s policies. Many of our university partners offer 3 to 6 academic credits—usually split between seminar-style coursework and experiential components. We assist with itinerary design to ensure it meets your institutional standards and fulfills credit requirements.

Most faculty-led Caminos range from 7 to 14 days, including pre- and post-walk academic sessions. The field portion (walking stages) typically covers 4–6 days, depending on the chosen route and group preferences.

We specialize in customized Camino de Santiago experiences for university groups. Whether you’re teaching in the humanities, environmental sciences, leadership studies, or language and culture, we design routes and programming that align with your syllabus and learning outcomes.