length
35 Days
difficulty
Moderate
trip cost
From $6500 pp
Nature Immersion
Cultural Interest
Overview
The Full Camino: Walk and Cycle
Looking to mix it up on the Camino? Travel the full length of the Camino from St Jean Pied de Port to the end of the trail at the legendary city of Santiago de Compostela in 31 days with 8 days on the bike, 19 days walking and 6 rest days in historical Spanish cities.
The cycling sections on this trip covers 357km of the trail, mainly through the flatter section of the Meseta though there are some hills to contend with. This trip does require experience in riding off-road, but not technical mountain biking skills.
A mixed walking and cycling trip is an excellent way to experience the full Camino Frances (French Way) in a shorter time frame and provide variety to your Camino experience. The walking trails of ‘the Way’ are also open to cyclists and it is an accepted way to experience the pilgrimage.
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Highlights
Get Ready For
- Follow in the footsteps of millions of pilgrims
- Over 1,000 years of history on the world’s greatest historical trail
- Enjoy a sip of wine at the famous wine fountain of Irache!
- Bring a rock from home to leave at the Cruz de Ferro
- Indulge the tastebuds, visit the Museo del Chocolate in Astorga
- Finish your pilgrimage walk into the incredible city of Santiago de Compostela
Itinerary
Daily Details
Day 1: Arrive in St. Jean Pied de Port
Day 2: Walk St Jean Pied de Port to Roncevalles (25km)
Day 3: Walk Roncesvalles to Zubiri (22km ) or Akerreta (28km)
Day 4: Walk Akerreta to Pamplona (17km)
Day 5: Rest day in Pamplona
Day 6: Walk Pamplona to Puente de la Reina (24km)
Day 7: Walk Puente de la Reina to Estella (22km)
Day 8: Walk Estella to Los Arcos (22km)
Day 9: Walk Los Arcos to Logrono (28km)
Day 10: Rest day in Logrono
Day 11: Cycle from Logrono to Santo Domingo de La Calzada (50km)
Day 12: Cycle Santo Domingo to Villafranca Montes de Oca (35km)
Day 13: Cycle Villafranca Montes de Oca to Burgos (38km)
Day 14: Rest day in Burgos
Day 15: Cycle Burgos to Castrojeriz (41km)
Day 16: Cycle Castrojeriz to Carrion De Los Condes (44km)
Day 17: Cycle Carrion De Los Condes to Hermanillos de la Calzada (54km)
Day 18: Cycle Hermanillos de la Calzada to Leon (45km)
Day 19: Rest day in Leon
Day 20: Cycle Leon to Astorga (50km)
Day 21: Walk Astorga to Rabanal del Camino (21km)
Day 22: Walk Rabanal del Camino to Molinaseca (26km)
Day 23: Walk Molinaseca to to Villafranca del Bierzo (31km)
Day 24: Walk Villafranca del Bierzo to Herrerias (21km)
Day 25: Walk Herrerias to O Cebreiro (9km)
Day 26: Walk O Cebreiro to Triacastela (21km)
Day 27: Walk Triacastela to Sarria (19km)
Day 28: Rest Day in Sarria
Day 29: Walk Sarria to Portomarin (22km)
Day 30: Walk Portomarin to Palas de Rei (25km)
Day 31: Walk Palas de Rei to Arzua (29km)
Day 32: Walk Arzua to O Pedrouzo (19km)
Day 33: Walk O Pedrouzo to Santiago (20km)
Day 34: Free day in Santiago
Day 35: Depart from Santiago
Inclusions
What's included?
- 34 nights excellent accommodation including historic hotels and character country houses.
- Specialized Carve Comp 29 mountain bike (15”-21” frame sizes)
- Ortlieb rear panniers
- Tool kit, lock, and pump
- Drop off and collection of bike
- Private en suite rooms on a twin share basis
- Daily breakfast
- Luggage transfer each day from hotel to hotel (1 x 20kg bag per person)
- RAW Travel navigation app with maps of your hotel locations and emergency contact numbers
- Local and Australian emergency contact numbers
- Pre-trip Camino guidance and planning
- Dedicated local support person in Spain for reassurance
- Single supplement ($2200)
- Cycling helmet – please bring your own
- Travel insurance
- Flights
RAW Travel also offer tailor-made arrangements and can adapt this itinerary to suit your needs. Please note that tailor-made arrangements incur higher costs due to the extra work involved.
For an extra indulgence, upgrade your hotel in Santiago to a Parador from $150 per person/per night twin share and $220 per person/per night single occupancy, when booked 6 months in advance (subject to availability).
For any part of your trip that falls before 15 March or after 31 October there is an out of season luggage transfer surcharge cost of $30 per day.
Exclsuive Guide
Camino De Santiago
Discover inspiration, travel essentials, practical information and more in our free Destination Guide. All you need to know about walking the Camino de Santiago routes through Spain, Portugal and France!
Walking the Camino is an incredible journey that will immerse you not only in Europe’s grand history, food and culture but most importantly the extraordinary camaraderie that exists along these routes. The spirit of the Camino de Santiago is alive and well among people from all over the world. It is a ‘bucket list’ experience you will never forget!
Camino de Santiago
The Highlights Trip – Camino
- Walk the best sections of the Camino
- Use trains to visit other cities along the route
- Follow in the footsteps of millions of pilgrims
- Dedicated local support person in Spain
$2,590.00
Camino de Santiago
The Full Camino
- Self-guided walking trip; set your own pace
- Enjoy Spain’s rich legacy of history, culture, food and art
- Ideal for single travellers who like the details of their trip well planned
- Country roads, forest tracks over old villages, cities born from the Camino trail
$6,295.00
Camino de Santiago
The Camino Stage 3-5. Leon to Santiago: Mountain Bike
- Explore the beautiful city of Leon and its incredible Gothic cathedral
- Indulge the tastebuds; visit to the Museo del Chocolate in Astorga
- Bring a pebble or memento to leave at the Cruz de Ferro
- Finish your pilgrimage in the incredible city of Santiago de Compostela
$2,550.00
Camino de Santiago
The Camino Stage 2-5. Pamplona to Santiago: Mountain Bike
- Mountain Bike Pamplona to Santiago
- Bring a pebble or memento from home to leave at the Cruz de Ferro
- Indulge the tastebuds; visit the Museo del Chocolate in Astorga
- Finish your pilgrimage walking into the city of Santiago de Compostela
$4,300.00
Le Puy Camino (France)
The Cahors Trip: Le Puy Camino
- Charming villages with rich historical and architectural heritage
- Peaceful walking through woodlands, moors of heather, limestone plateaus and verdant farmland
- The mythic Aubrac high plateau with its wildflowers and grazing cows
- Medieval Cahors – famous for its gastronomy and legendary Valentré bridge
$3,695.00
Portuguese Coastal Camino
Porto to Santiago: The Essentials Trip – Portuguese Coastal Camino
- A faster paced trip with coastal and rural scenery with abundant historic relics
- Modest, well located, clean, comfortable hotels with private bathrooms
- Add an extra night or arrange your own additional accommodation
- Luggage transfers, breakfasts, in-country support staff
$1,850.00
Portuguese Coastal Camino
Lisbon to Santiago – Portuguese Coastal Camino
- Explore Lisbon’s abundant history, fine cuisine and lively culture
- Fresh cod and grilled sardines the world famous ‘Pastéis de Nata’
- Lush fields, olive and citrus groves, beautiful beaches and wild coastlines
- Roman remains, old Knights Templar towns, Moorish bastions
$6,295.00
Camino de Santiago
Camino de Finisterre – Camino
- A quieter less visited section that literally finishes at the water’s edge
- Enjoy great seafood and local wine while resting in Finisterre
- Quiet woodland paths past Galician horreos and remote moors
- Finisterre was considered to be the “End of the World”
$950.00
TRIP date selection
when would you like to travel?
Please select your preferred dates for on-demand trips or select a scheduled date for group departures. If you have booked a self-guided trip please understand that because your trip date is on demand and we must check availability of all properties on your chosen dates before it can be fully confirmed