Camino de Santiago

Did you know that the Camino de Santiago also leads through Asturias? The most famous St. James Way is the ‘French route’. However, there are also routes that actually start, and lead through, northern Spain.

The Camino Primitivo, aka ´the original road´, starts in Oviedo, the capital of Asturias. It is 312 km long and leads through inland Asturias and Galicia. On foot, you can finalize this Camino in 13 days. By e-bike, it takes you around 5-6 days.

The Camino del Norte, or Camino de la Costa, starts just at the border between France and Spain. From there, pilgrims walk along the Cantabrian coast across the regions Basque Country, Cantabria, and Asturias. At the border between Asturias and Galicia, you leave the coast and continue inland to Santiago de Compostela. In total, the northern Camino is 825 km in length, which takes you around a month by foot.

The third Camino leading through Northern Spain is the Camino del Salvador, from Leon to Oviedo, measuring 120 km in total and crossing the mountain range dividing the regions Castille y Leon and Asturias.

We are amazed by the variety of landscapes and cultures that the Camino de Santiago offers, and we love introduce visitors to this! We offer single-day guided tours on the Camino as well as multiple-day packages. Whether you want to walk or cycle, use luggage transportation, or want us to customize your own Camino, we are here for you! Below, you find some examples of the tours and trips that we offer. You can always contact us for a personalized proposal!