General Information about the Camino de Santiago – Frequently Asked Questions

In that case, you can contact us at the 24-hour assistance phone number, and we will assist you with arranging a taxi to the nearest and most accessible area to where you [...]

Yes, you'll find points of drinking water as well as shops, supermarkets, bars, cafés, and restaurants where you can buy not only water but also anything else you need to continue your [...]

Of course, you won't have a problem finding places during the stages to stop, rest, have a drink, and also use the bathroom.

You can do the Camino de Santiago as many times as you want. In fact, many people do it once and end up repeating every year with different routes.

You have several options for experiencing the Camino de Santiago:   On foot: This is the most traditional way to walk the Camino de Santiago. You can do it in a group [...]

It is very difficult to say how many stages the Camino de Santiago has as it depends on several factors. If you go by bike you will be able to cover longer [...]

If you lack the time or are unable to complete the entire Camino de Santiago route, you can always opt to join at any point along the way. he most popular choice [...]

As you know, there is no single Camino de Santiago, but a huge network of pilgrimage routes over vast distances. Therefore each route of the Camino de Santiago has a different mileage. [...]

Each Jacobean itinerary has its starting point in a different place. The French Way starts in Saint Jean Pied de Port (France), the Northern Way in Irun, the Primitive Way starts in [...]

It is said that "all roads lead to Rome", but it could also be said "all roads lead to Santiago de Compostela".   The Camino de Santiago is not a single road, [...]

The history of the Camino de Santiago begins with the discovery of the tomb of the Apostle St. James and passes through important historical periods until it became what we know today. [...]

Everyone can do the Camino de Santiago regardless of their beliefs. With the passing of the centuries, the Camino ceased to be a fundamentally religious pilgrimage and became a cultural event as [...]