Camino Frances Stage 2: Logrono to Burgos - 7 Days
7 Days
Moderate to Challenging
Camino Frances Stage 2: Logrono to Burgos - 7 Days
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OverviewOverview
Walk the second stage of the Camino Frances from the beautiful city of Logroño to Burgos over seven days, covering 127 kilometres through the vineyards of La Rioja and the rolling hills of Castile. Logroño's medieval bridges and elegant architecture set the tone at the start, while Burgos delivers one of the most spectacular Gothic cathedrals in all of Spain at the finish. In between, the iconic scallop shell markers guide the way through the Spanish countryside, with the daily camaraderie of fellow pilgrims adding a dimension to the walking that is unique to the Camino. Whether walked for spiritual reflection, personal challenge or cultural immersion, this stage rewards every step.
Highlights
Walk 127km on the second stage of the Camino Frances route from Logrono to Burgos
Explore the stunning towns of Logroño and Burgos
Drink a variety of Roja red wines in Logroño
Enjoy extra days in Burgos and Logroño (at extra cost)
Discover ancient villages and medieval churches
Spend each day walking alongside fellow pilgrims on this world-famous route
Itinerary
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What's Included
Accommodation
Hotel (6 nights)
Meals
6 breakfasts
Transfers
Luggage Transfers
Guidance & Support
Itinerary & Walk Notes
Walking App for Navigation
24/7 on-trip support
How We Rate This Walk
4
Auswalk Walking Grade
Moderate to Challenging
Rated by our team — we walk every route before we recommend it.
Regular hills and varied terrain. These walks involve more challenging sections. Regular walking beforehand is recommended.
Nights are spent in small, family-run hotels and guesthouses that have been welcoming Camino walkers for many years. All rooms are ensuite, and the atmosphere is characteristically warm, with most fellow guests sharing the same journey.
Note: Single rooms are available but limited on this route. If travelling with others but requiring a single room, early booking is strongly advised. A single occupancy fee applies.
What You'll Eat
Breakfasts are included throughout the walk. Many of the accommodations have their own restaurants serving regional dishes with local ingredients, and dinners can be added as a supplement each evening if preferred. Lunches are yours to discover along the way — local cheeses, cured meats and the remarkable variety of breads found along the Camino make for a great midday spread.
Note: Please advise us of any food allergies or intolerances at the time of booking so we can inform your hosts. If you have severe allergies, bringing some of your own snacks is recommended.
More About This Trip
The walk starts in Logroño and finishes in Burgos. The easiest option is to fly into Madrid and take the train to Logroño, a journey of around three hours, or the bus, which takes approximately four hours. It is also possible to travel from Biarritz in France, though this requires a bus change and takes a little longer. At the end of the walk, Burgos is well connected by train to destinations across Spain. There are no flights from Burgos, so onward travel by train is recommended. Visit trainline.com for bookings and timetables.
This walk is available from March through to November. The Camino Frances is a lively route year-round, with local festivals and celebrations dotting the calendar from Galician literature festivals to the nationwide festivities of Semana Santa. Whenever you walk, there is likely something worth stopping for along the way.
This walk is graded moderate, with five consecutive walking days covering 127 kilometres.
The trails are well-defined and waymarked throughout by the iconic scallop shell markers, winding through open countryside, farm and forest tracks, hilltop villages and occasional urban stretches. A typical day involves up to 28km with up to 500m of ascent and descent.
A training regime of three to four walks per week is recommended in the lead-up to departure. Occasional adjustments to daily distances may be needed to align with accommodation, and you will always be notified in advance. Daily walk notes, maps and GPX tracks are provided throughout.
You must hold adequate travel insurance for your trip, including cover for personal liability and accidental injury and illness. For all trips involving international travel, your policy must also include emergency medical treatment, evacuation and repatriation cover. We strongly recommend your policy also covers trip cancellation and curtailment, and loss of or damage to luggage.
A cancellation fee usually applies if you cancel after your booking is confirmed. Travel insurance with cancellation cover will generally cover this fee, so it's worth arranging your policy at the time of booking.
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Camino Frances reviews
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Greg B
last month
I could not recommend Auswalk’s Full Camino Frances highly enough. The process of deciding on an itinerary with daily distances and rest days with the Auswalk Consultant was excellent and Auswalk delivered exactly what it promised. The level of hotel accommodation throughout the trip was fanatastic and the luggage transfer worked seamlessly every single time. The included breakfasts each morning meant I was off to a great start the minute I walked out of the hotel. The handful of taxi transfers to and from the Camino and hotel also worked perfectly. Finally, I thought the price was extremely reasonable. Absolute 10/10.
Richard G
2 months ago
The walk was great and all the routes / navigation maps were easy to use and follow.
Richard G
2 months ago
Getting to the start point in Sarria was quite easy - I flew into Madrid and caught the train to Sarria. The walk was great and all the routes / navigation maps were easy to use and follow.
Karen C
2 months ago
Loved the walking route, scenery amazing and all our accommodation was great.
The majority of our accommodation was very easy to locate; Leon did take us a little longer. We walked the Portugal Camino 2 years ago and loved the book/notes provided by Auswalk. Whilst the information provided by Auswalk for the French Camino were good the picture of accommodation and the directions provided to locate accommodation was fantastic on our Portugal walk.
Emma H
2 months ago
Walking the Camino is a life impacting experience and booking through Auswalk enables you to focus on the walk and not worry about where to stay at the end of each day.
Charles Anthony W
2 months ago
From the start everything that was planned by and for me worked perfectly.
Michael P
2 months ago
There cannot be a better way to experience the beautiful Tuscan countryside than on two feet. Every time you reach the top of a hill another picture-perfect landscape opens out in front of you. And take a pleasure to be doing it with only a small pack on your back, in the knowledge that the rest of your luggage will be waiting for you with a shower, some great food and wine and a comfortable bed, at the end of an exhilarating day
David S
2 months ago
As we embarked on our walk from St Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela , the thought was that our bags would not arrive at our daily destination. We should not have been concerned as the bags arrived as expected.
The accommodation at the end of each days stage was of a standard we expected and the hosts and the hosts were delightful and attentive.
Our thanks go Auswalk for the arranging an itinerary that worked perfectly.
Wendy S
3 months ago
I absolutely loved the Camino and once I worked out the routine everything ran smoothly, the bag transfers were excellent.
I would like to thank Bella, she was excellent to deal with and always very responsive to any questions or itinerary changes I had.
Sonja T
9 months ago
Everything was well organised, we had a nice bed and hot shower waiting for us every afternoon.
Amanda M
9 months ago
Brilliant trip. Can’t fault Auswalk, everything was effortless. Even a small hiccup was sorted with a call. Great accommodation, seamless transfers, great walking guide notes. Thank you.
Amanda M
9 months ago
Brilliant trip. Can’t fault Auswalk, everything was effortless on our self guided walk. Even a small hiccup was sorted with a call. Great accommodation, seamless transfers, great walking guide notes. Thank you.
Jon G
10 months ago
Auswalk did a great job in organising our walk for us. Everything went like clockwork. We loved the walk and were happy with the luggage transfers and most of the accommodation was good.
Marla C
10 months ago
When you’re already on the ground you don’t even need the trail notes/ walking routes. You just get on with the flow. You will never get lost. If you plan to do the Camino de Santiago, look no further than Auswalk. Seamless and you are in good hands.
Lisa S
10 months ago
This trip. Was perfect. We loved that we could break down the long day into 2 days. All the accommodation was right in the Camino route so there was no extra walking to get to it. The hotels were all lovely with delicious breakfasts. I would definitely recommend Auswalk and use them again.
Vera R
10 months ago
Being my first Camino (and hiking) adventure, I was absolutely thrilled with the experience. My journey from St Jean Pied de Port to Logroño was incredible — from the stunning landscapes and diverse terrain to the wonderful people I met along the way, many of whom have become lifelong friends from around the world. It was truly a life-changing experience. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a meaningful challenge and personal growth. A little training beforehand definitely helps (something I wish I’d done more of!).
Vera R
10 months ago
Being my first Camino (and hiking) adventure, I was absolutely thrilled with the experience. My journey was incredible — from the stunning landscapes and diverse terrain to the wonderful people I met along the way, many of whom have become lifelong friends from around the world. It was truly a life-changing experience. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a meaningful challenge and personal growth. A little training beforehand definitely helps (something I wish I’d done more of!).
Crystal M
11 months ago
From start to finish our booking process and walk was well organised and simple. Our consultant Bec went above and beyond with informing us of our quite extensive list of accommodation and transfers. Our luggage was moved seamless, each hotel exceeded our expectations and contact with Auswalk was easy and quick. We will definitely be using Auswalk again !
Ray A
11 months ago
One of best experiences of our lives, and made so much easier and stressless adventure.
Wendy S
last year
Auswalk continue to provide an excellent service. Is is good to use an Australian company - easy to make arrangements, managing the foreign exchange risk etc. Accommodation and luggage transfer were without fault.
Lolita V
last year
The organisation is perfect. The choice of hotels is fabulous. Facilities, food and service are highly commendable. Kudos to Ausswalk for providing the best service.
Keven R
last year
I have recently completed the Camino Walk. Having the Notes and App provided by Auswalk was a great help in both my preparation for the walk and to follow during the walk itself. The accommodation was very good and well located and the luggage delivery service worked perfectly. I had great weather and shared the walk with many other helpful and friendly people from many different countries. Great.
Sonia T
last year
In the event you are researching to do the Frances Camino from Saint Jean Pied De Port to Santiago de Compostela and aren’t certain if Auswalk would be a good fit. Trust me, they are beyond amazing! My POC was Bella, she was an absolute superstar. To give you an example. I was walking with my good friend and it was going to be my friends birthday on the trip. I requested my friend have her own room and awaiting wine and nuts upon her arrival. Not only did Bella arrange this specific touch. The gentleman at the counter, kept the surprise to himself and also came around the counter and gave my friend a big happy traditional kiss on both cheeks. This special touch would not have occurred, if not for Bella at Auswalk!
Why would I choose Auswalk? They replied to my initial enquiry within 24 hours. They answered every question. Bag transfers were seamless. All accommodation venues were excellent. The older, smaller authentic venues were my favourites, but even the big hotels were ok too. I think we just loved immersing ourselves in the true French and Spanish authentic ways. Well done Auswalk - you have our vote hands down?
Sonia T
last year
In the event you are researching to do the Frances Camino from Saint Jean Pied De Port to Santiago de Compostela and aren’t certain if Auswalk would be a good fit. Trust me, they are beyond amazing! My POC was Bella, she was an absolute superstar. To give you an example. I was walking with my good friend and it was going to be my friends birthday on the trip. I requested my friend have her own room and awaiting wine and nuts upon her arrival. Not only did Bella arrange this specific touch. The gentleman at the counter, kept the surprise to himself and also came around the counter and gave my friend a big happy traditional kiss on both cheeks. This special touch would not have occurred, if not for Bella at Auswalk!
Why would I choose Auswalk? They replied to my initial enquiry within 24 hours. They answered every question. Bag transfers were seamless. All accommodation venues were excellent. The older, smaller authentic venues were my favourites, but even the big hotels were ok too. I think we just loved immersing ourselves in the true French and Spanish authentic ways. Well done Auswalk - you have our vote hands down ?
Sonia T
last year
In the event you are researching to do the Frances Camino and aren’t certain if Auswalk would be a good fit. Trust me, they are beyond amazing! My POC was Bella, she was an absolute superstar. To give you an example. I was walking with my good friend and it was going to be my friends birthday on the trip. I requested my friend have her own room and awaiting wine and nuts upon her arrival. Not only did Bella arrange this specific touch. The gentleman at the counter, kept the surprise to himself and also came around the counter and gave my friend a big happy traditional kiss on both cheeks. This special touch would not have occurred, if not for Bella at Auswalk!
Why would I choose Auswalk? They replied to my initial enquiry within 24 hours. They answered every question. Bag transfers were seamless. All accommodation venues were excellent. The older, smaller authentic venues were my favourites, but even the big hotels were ok too. I think we just loved immersing ourselves in the true French and Spanish authentic ways. Well done Auswalk - you have our vote hands down?
Sonia T
last year
In the event you are researching to do the Frances Camino and aren’t certain if Auswalk would be a good fit. Trust me, they are beyond amazing! My POC was Bella, she was an absolute superstar. To give you an example. I was walking with my good friend and it was going to be my friends birthday on the trip. I requested my friend have her own room and awaiting wine and nuts upon her arrival. Not only did Bella arrange this specific touch. The gentleman at the counter, kept the surprise to himself and also came around the counter and gave my friend a big happy traditional kiss on both cheeks. This special touch would not have occurred, if not for Bella at Auswalk!
Why would I choose Auswalk? They replied to my initial enquiry within 24 hours. They answered every question. Bag transfers were seamless. All accommodation venues were excellent. The older, smaller authentic venues were my favourites, but even the big hotels were ok too. I think we just loved immersing ourselves in the true French and Spanish authentic ways. Well done Auswalk - you have our vote hands down ?
Anita D
last year
My friend and I recently completed the Camino from Sarria to Santiago De Compostela. Auswalk arranged accommodation, transportation and a large range of resources, maps etc. The whole process was seamless, hassle free and at a very affordable cost. We would definitely recommend Auswalk to anyone interested in the Camino.
Passenger
Anita D
last year
My friend and I recently completed the Camino walk. Auswalk arranged accommodation, transportation and a large range of resources, maps etc. The whole process was seamless, hassle free and at a very affordable cost. We would definitely recommend Auswalk to anyone interested in the Camino.
Richard G
last year
I found Auswalk to be fully supportive and helpful in arranging my Camino. Everything went well. Pickups, hotel bookings, luggage transfers- all went perfectly. I couldn’t have expected any more - it was great
Karen K
2 years ago
Well organised and a ln outstanding guide made our walk unforgettable
Jane
2 years ago
Our walking trip was fabulous from start to finish. Auswalk provided great self guided walking notes and organised all our accommodation and meals. Just fabulous with lots of luxury.
Sharee Potter
2 years ago
Highly recommend! It was a well organised tour, great accommodation and excellent communication along the way. It saves us hours of planning.
Monica Pinda
3 years ago
The Camino in Style offers the rare ability to experience four different Camino trails in one trip; from inland forests and plains to cliffs along the Cantabrian Sea, and the raw majesty of the Cantabrian mountains, “chocolate box” picturesque villages and scenery, and cities showcasing centuries of checkered history. Despite the large volume of pilgrims, locals along the trails (and in the cities) were kind and helpful. Our group members carried various physical constraints, but we were able to tailor our days and walking distances to suit. Walking shorter distances and arriving in destination towns by mid-afternoon allowed valuable time to explore. Every night location had something to offer and evening ‘wanders’ were well-rewarded
Frequently asked questions
Your main luggage is transferred between accommodations each day, so you only need to carry a daypack on the trail. Bags must be left at the hotel reception by 9am — earlier if possible to avoid delays. The maximum weight is 20kg per bag in Spain and 13kg in France. Please do not attach items such as bags, umbrellas or footwear to the outside of your luggage as the transfer service cannot be held responsible for lost items. Broken wheels and handles are also not covered by the transfer service. If you are carrying valuables in your luggage, please let the transfer service know so they can take extra care.
Unfortunately, walkers cannot travel with the luggage. The information you are provided with has details for local taxi numbers, bus and train timetables should you wish to not walk on any day. Your accommodation hosts will also have up to date information and advice should you wish to travel to the next destination by local transport. As always, you can call us in the office should you need help during your walk.
Of course, please let us know at the time of booking if you would like to extend your time.
We don't allow children under the age of 16 to do this walk.
Absolutely. Many people choose to complete stages of the Camino as a solo walker. There are many people walking the route, and many of the overnight stays welcome hordes of walkers, which means you can choose to walk your own journey or join in the camaraderie of walking with others.
Subject to a single occupancy payment, single rooms are available. However, due to the limited accommodation single rooms might not always be available for every night of the tour, but we will let you know your options throughout the booking process.
Lugrono and Burgos are vibrant towns, which has been welcoming Camino walkers for centuries!
Both Burgos and Legrono are great plalces to add a rest day.
Coverage is generally good in towns and populated areas along the route, though more remote and mountainous stretches can be patchy. Auswalk provides GPX files that can be downloaded and viewed offline, making navigation straightforward even without reception. Always follow the Camino scallop shell waymarkers — the route is exceptionally well signed throughout.
Breakfast is included in your package each day. For lunch, dinner and personal expenses, a budget of approximately €35 to €50 per day is a reasonable guide. Pilgrim menus at local restaurants are a budget-friendly option and a genuine part of the Camino experience. Your budget should also account for snacks, drinks and any optional activities along the way.
Yes. While credit cards are widely accepted in larger towns, smaller villages, cafes and rural establishments often prefer or only accept cash. Carry a mix of both and withdraw cash in larger towns where ATMs are more readily available. The currency in both France and Spain is the Euro.
Shops, cafes and most services close during the afternoon siesta, typically from around 2pm to 5pm or later. Plan your lunch stops and any shopping around these hours to avoid being caught out.
Yes. As only breakfast is provided as part of your package, lunch and dinner are your own to arrange, giving you full flexibility along the route. Please advise us of any dietary requirements at the time of booking so we can inform your accommodation hosts. On check-in, reconfirm your requirements directly with reception. Pilgrim menus at local restaurants typically offer good variety and can usually accommodate common dietary needs.
The Camino passes through many significant religious sites, including cathedrals in Pamplona, León and Santiago de Compostela. Dress respectfully when visiting. Covering shoulders and knees is customary at most churches and cathedrals along the route.
Key items include comfortable and well broken-in hiking shoes or boots, a lightweight waterproof jacket, a hat, sunscreen and a 25 to 30 litre daypack. Walking poles are useful in the earlier mountainous stages but less necessary on the flatter terrain closer to Santiago. A basic first aid kit, including blister treatment, is strongly recommended. A full packing list will be provided after your booking is confirmed.
The Camino is a deeply personal journey and there is no single right way to walk it. Whether you take a taxi on a tough day, stay in a private hotel or simply walk at your own pace, what matters most is what you bring to the journey. Auswalk is here to make your Camino as comfortable and memorable as possible, however you choose to walk it.
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The Camino Frances Experience
Wonder
Cross the Pyrenees from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Roncesvalles on the Napoleonic route
Admire León’s cathedral, Gaudí’s Casa Botines and Astorga’s Episcopal Palace
Auswalk into Plaza de Obradoiro and Santiago’s majestic cathedral for your Compostela
Wellness
Camaraderie on the Camino - Strangers become family, silence becomes prayer, every step a pilgrimage of the soul.
Spend two nights in Santiago rest your tired legs and soak up the pilgrim atmosphere
Unwind in Santo Domingo’s former pilgrim hospital, now a luxury Parador
Nature
Panoramic valleys from Alto del Perdon and oak-beech woods beyond Roncesvalles
Heather, oak and far-reaching views on the climb to Cruz Ferro
Galicia’s green hills, eucalyptus woods and O Cebreiro’s stone houses
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