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THE CAMINO FRANCES/NORTE PREMIUM PILGRIMAGES WITH AUSWALK

Other than the Via Francigena and the Le Puy caminos, all caminos travel through Spain at some point to get to Santiago de Compostela. We have chosen the best accommodations and walks on various routes and within routes to allow you to taste the Camino or Caminos in real comfort, truly, and, in some cases, real luxury.

We also walk the final 100km, which qualifies you for the Pilgrim’s Passport, the Credencial del Peregrino ( see below for more information). As you walk, you can get your passport stamped by every church, restaurant, bar, or accommodation; each has a unique stamp. Collecting them is fun. At Santiago, you go to the Pilgrim’s office behind the square and get your credential certified.

Auswalk is Australia’s oldest dedicated walking holiday company, delivering self-guided and guided walks worldwide.

With over 30 years of experience, 30,000+ satisfied guests, and more than 3 million kilometres walked, you’re in expert hands!

The Camino in Style – 13 Days

Self-guided

Enjoy cultural, culinary & scenic highlights on the Camino de Santiago at your own pace. Private transfers, walk our favourite sections & stay in carefully selected hotels.

 Self-guided 13 Days From $5445 Easy to Moderate What's Included

The Camino in Style – 13 Days

BACK What's Included
  • 12 nights’ accommodation, rooms with ensuites, handpicked hotels and guesthouses, staying in authentic Spanish villages in excellent locations
  • 12 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 2 evening meals
  • Highlights of 2 main Northern Camino trails, the Camino Frances and the Camino del Norte, plus walks on the Camino Vadiniense and Lebaniego
  • The best walking possible away from the crowds
  • Meet and greet at the beginning of the walk
  • A comprehensive set of walk notes with detailed walking itineraries, integrated maps and insider tips in our notes (where to get the freshest produce, the best restaurants, the best wine). We also supply a walking map app to use on the track
  • Transport on and off the track and luggage transfers
  • Dedicated 24/7 local support on the ground in Spain for reassurance. Travelling this way means that if you wish you can also increase or decrease the walk lengths if need be

Camino Final Stage Guided Walk Sarria to Santiago – 8 Days

Group-guided

Guided walk along the final 100km of the famous Camino de Santiago. Walk with a local guide from the town of Sarria to the iconic cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.

 Group-guided 8 Days From $2695 Easy to Moderate What's Included

Camino Final Stage Guided Walk Sarria to Santiago – 8 Days

BACK What's Included
  • 7 nights accommodation including
  • You can shorten the walks each day if you wish (*see General info)
  • We stay at the Parador in the main square opposite the Cathedral for the upgrade trip see the accommodation and departure date sections
  • Qualified local guide
  • 7 breakfasts and 6 dinners
  • The maximum group size is 12 
  • Luggage transfers every day
  • 24/7 support from your English-speaking guide
  • Walk the final 100km of the Camino from Sarria to Santiago and receive your Pilgrim Passport

Camino Frances: Guided Highlights 15 Days

Group-guided

Experience the highlights of the historic Camino Frances in 15 days, walking from the French town of Saint Jean Pied de Port to Spain’s Santiago de Compostela.

 Group-guided 15 Days From $5445 Moderate to Challenging What's Included

Camino Frances: Guided Highlights 15 Days

BACK What's Included
  • 14 nights of accommodation
  • 9 dinners (1 drink incl) and 14 Breakfasts
  • Local English speaking experienced guide
  • Luggage transfers as described
  • Receive your Compostela certificate – Pilgrim Passport
  • Transfers as per itinerary
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OVERVIEW

The Camino Pilgrim’s Passport, also known as the Credencial del Peregrino, is an official document that serves as a record of your journey along the Camino de Santiago. Pilgrims carry this booklet to collect stamps (sellos) from albergues, churches, cafes, and other locations along the route. Each stamp marks your progress and provides a tangible record of your pilgrimage.

The Pilgrim’s Passport is essential for those seeking to receive the Compostela, the certificate awarded upon completing at least the last 100 kilometers on foot (or 200 kilometers by bicycle) to Santiago de Compostela. It also grants access to pilgrim accommodations, such as albergues, which often require proof of your status as a pilgrim.

Some other names for the Pilgrim’s Passport include:

  • Pilgrim’s Credential
  • The Credencial
  • Camino Passport

This document is not just practical but also a meaningful keepsake, capturing the memories of your journey and the places you’ve visited along the Camino.

Climate/Weather and best time to go

There are better times than others to walk the Camino. On almost all of the Caminos spring and autumn is the best time. Mid-summer can be a little warmer. Early winter is possible but the accommodations along the route are less likely to be open.

You will have to check the weather for each destination, especially through the Pyranees. We have provided more detailed information on the specific walk’s website page for each destination.

Overview

OVERVIEW

The Camino Pilgrim’s Passport, also known as the Credencial del Peregrino, is an official document that serves as a record of your journey along the Camino de Santiago. Pilgrims carry this booklet to collect stamps (sellos) from albergues, churches, cafes, and other locations along the route. Each stamp marks your progress and provides a tangible record of your pilgrimage.

The Pilgrim’s Passport is essential for those seeking to receive the Compostela, the certificate awarded upon completing at least the last 100 kilometers on foot (or 200 kilometers by bicycle) to Santiago de Compostela. It also grants access to pilgrim accommodations, such as albergues, which often require proof of your status as a pilgrim.

Some other names for the Pilgrim’s Passport include:

  • Pilgrim’s Credential
  • The Credencial
  • Camino Passport

This document is not just practical but also a meaningful keepsake, capturing the memories of your journey and the places you’ve visited along the Camino.

Climate/Weather and best time to go

Climate/Weather and best time to go

There are better times than others to walk the Camino. On almost all of the Caminos spring and autumn is the best time. Mid-summer can be a little warmer. Early winter is possible but the accommodations along the route are less likely to be open.

You will have to check the weather for each destination, especially through the Pyranees. We have provided more detailed information on the specific walk’s website page for each destination.

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