Every official Camino de Santiago

The classic crossing of northern Spain, and the route almost every film and book means by "the Camino".

Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port → Santiago de Compostela

The second-busiest Camino: Roman roads, granite villages and vineyards from Porto north into Galicia.

Porto → Santiago de Compostela

The Atlantic alternative from Porto — boardwalks, fishing towns and ocean on your left for a week.

Porto → Santiago de Compostela

The long coastal route along the Bay of Biscay — the hardest of the major Caminos, and the most scenic.

Irún → Santiago de Compostela

The oldest Camino of all, and the toughest — mountain walking from Oviedo across inland Asturias.

Oviedo → Santiago de Compostela

A short Galician route from the port of Ferrol — the shortest way to earn a Compostela on foot.

Ferrol → Santiago de Compostela

The great south-to-north route, following a Roman road from Seville up the western spine of Spain.

Sevilla → Astorga

The western branch of the Vía de la Plata, turning off for Santiago through the Sanabria highlands and Ourense.

Granja de Moreruela → Santiago de Compostela

The only Camino walked outward from Santiago, ending at the cliffs the Romans called the end of the earth.

Santiago de Compostela → Muxía

The medieval winter bypass of the snowbound O Cebreiro pass, through the Sil canyons and Ribeira Sacra.

Ponferrada → Santiago de Compostela

The second Pyrenean crossing, from the Somport pass down to join the French Way at Puente la Reina.

Somport → Puente la Reina

A hard mountain link from León over the Cantabrian range to Oviedo, traditionally walked before the Primitivo.

León → Oviedo

A short Cantabrian route to the monastery holding the largest surviving fragment of the True Cross.

San Vicente de la Barquera → Santo Toribio de Liébana

The old route from Bayonne through the Basque Baztan valley to Pamplona, avoiding the Pyrenean passes.

Bayonne → Pamplona

The only maritime Camino — retracing by boat the voyage that carried the apostle's body up the Ulla.

Vilanova de Arousa → Santiago de Compostela