How long does it take to do the Camino de Santiago from France?

The French Camino de Santiago is one of the longest routes of the Camino, spanning around 768 km and typically divided into 33 stages. Therefore, with this division, it takes 33 days to complete the Camino de Santiago starting from Saint Jean A-Pied-De Port (France) on foot.

Each stage represents the distance you cover in a day, from the starting point of the stage to the endpoint, where you’ll spend the night. The stages can vary in distance and difficulty, and it’s important to remember that they can be adjusted according to your pace and physical condition. Some pilgrims choose to break up longer or more challenging stages, while others may extend the shorter, easier ones. It all depends on finding a place to stay.