Can’t even find your local bakery without a map? Are you lost in the streets and afraid of getting lost on the Camino? Don’t worry, because in this section you will find a detailed map of the Camino de Santiago: towns, stages, hostels, and some tips from our editors when interpreting the map is all you will find in the posts of each map.
The map of the English Way represents the itinerary followed by those who arrived by sea to Galicia, to continue their pilgrimage to Santiago from the ports of Coruña or Ferrol. Throughout [...]
Keep the following the following map, as this variant of the Portuguese Route, the Route of Padre Sarmiento is one of those unknown paths where you can enjoy good gastronomy, paradisiacal beaches [...]
The Way of the Lighthouses is a different route along the coast that has registered more shipwrecks on the map historically.. 195 kms of wild coastline, walking among legends, shipwrecks, plundering and [...]
Today we bring you the Winter Road, a route that the pilgrims used to do to avoid the highest to avoid the highest peaks and the cold snows of O Cebreiro [...]
The Silver Route, also known as the Via de la Plata Route, though unrelated to the precious metal, traces its path along ancient Roman roads that crisscross the Peninsula from South to [...]
In the map below, you'll see the benefits of the Sanabrés Way, a quieter path branching off from the Vía de la Plata. This route offers solitude away from crowded areas. As [...]
Here's the map of the Spiritual variant of the Portuguese Way. It's a short detour of 81 kilometers linking Pontevedra to Padrón. Along this route, you'll follow the path described in the [...]
In this map, you'll find all the info you need for your journey to Finisterre and Muxía. Follow the route of about 120 km (or 87 km if you're going only to [...]
Here's the map of the original Way, the Primitive Way, which was first traveled by Alfonso II on his pilgrimage to Santiago to visit the newly found tomb of St. James the [...]
This map that you can see breaks down this fantastic route that runs along the northern Way along the entire Cantabrian coast from Irun to Santiago de Compostela. With a length of [...]
The Portuguese Way along the Coast covers the 194 kms that, on the map, separate Oporto de Santiago, proposing a different alternative to the traditional route through the interior. This is an [...]
The 620 kms of route that separate Lisbon from Santiago, through the Portuguese Way can be seen represented in the map that occupies us in this post. A route to discover the [...]
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