Camino

The Camino

RAW Travel is Australia and New Zealand’s leading trip operator for the Camino de Santiago. We have organised and supported thousands of walkers along ‘The Way’ over the last 10 years. Our expertise and long-established relationships with Camino accommodation providers ensures that you have the best possible experience on your Camino. With our in-depth materials to properly prepare you, navigation app and guidebooks to orient you, and our own staff on the ground we can offer you the best possible support for your pilgrimage.

The French Way or Camino Francés through Spain is the most popular of the many pathways leading to the historical and spiritual city of Santiago de Compostela. It offers a unique combination of history, scenery, food, wine, camaraderie and hospitality. People of all ages from all around the world complete this walk.

Camino del Norte or the Northern Way is a dramatic and challenging route along the northern coast of Spain. It winds its way for 817km through the Basque, Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia regions. Compared to other popular Camino routes, such as the Camino Frances, the Camino del Norte provides walkers with a less crowded experience. It is also considered more physically demanding than other Camino routes due to its hilly nature and the variability of the terrain.

The Le Puy Camino (Via Podiensis) is deservedly one of the most popular walks in France, though it has far fewer walkers than you’d encounter on its Spanish cousin. It is a beautiful route that crosses rugged central France and 745km later joins with the Spanish Camino in St-Jean-de-Pied-Port to continue all the way to Santiago de Compostela. Immerse yourself into the local and changing cultures, gastronomy and dialects throughout the journey.

The Via Francigena is a 1000-year-old pilgrimage route that extends in its entirety around 2000km from Canterbury in England all the way to Rome. We focus on the Tuscan section with itineraries that take you through the heart of the Via Francigena, on a journey that is spiritual, cultural and historical.The Via Francigena is a lot quieter than the Spanish Camino, so prepare for more of an adventurous, but equally rewarding journey.