CAMINO DE SANTIAGO GUIDED WALKS

Embarking on a guided walk with Auswalk means immersing yourself in a seamless and enriching walking experience. With 30 years of expertise, we curate every detail, from breathtaking routes to comfortable accommodations and delicious meals. Our expert guides share local insights, enhancing your journey with fascinating stories and hidden gems. Walk at your own pace, supported by a group of like-minded adventurers, and enjoy the reassurance of expert planning and logistics. Whether exploring Australia or international destinations, guided walks with Auswalk let you focus on the joy of discovery, knowing everything else is expertly taken care of. Walk with confidence.

On most of our guided walks you will walk the last 100km and be elegible for 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 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:

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.