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Best Camino Routes
First-Time Pilgrim
Embarking on the Camino for the first time? Discover the best routes suited for new pilgrims, where breathtaking scenery meets rich history. From the Camino Francés to the serene Camino Portugués, each offers a unique experience. Lace up your boots and get ready for unforgettable journey! Alongside the best Camino routes for first-time pilgrims, you can discover the easiest Camino route, the duration of Camino routes, the routes you can walk in two weeks, and the best Camino route for one week.
FRENCH WAY
The French Way from Sarria to Santiago is the most popular choice for first-time pilgrims. Covering the final 115 km, it offers well-marked paths, frequent services, welcoming villages, and a strong pilgrim community. Green Galician landscapes, historic churches, and daily walking stages make this route ideal for beginners seeking a classic Camino experience and the opportunity to earn the Compostela.
💰 Price: From €2,800 per person
PORTUGUESE WAY
The Portuguese Way from Tui to Santiago is an excellent first Camino route, covering 115 km through peaceful Galician countryside. Pilgrims enjoy gentle walking stages, charming towns, and historic churches, with reliable accommodation and clear signage. This route offers a calm, friendly atmosphere and a perfect balance of spirituality, culture, and manageable distances for new pilgrims.
💰 Price: From €750 per person
COASTAL ADVENTURE
The Camino del Norte on horseback is a challenging and exhilarating route that follows the rugged northern coastline of Spain. Starting from Irun, riders will navigate steep climbs and coastal paths with breathtaking views of the Cantabrian Sea. The route takes you through small fishing villages, picturesque cities like Bilbao, Santander, and Gijón, and quiet forests, offering a true test of endurance.
💰 Price: From €1,750 per person
HISTORIC ROAD RIDE
The Camino Via de la Plata on horseback follows the ancient Roman road from Seville to Santiago, taking riders through diverse landscapes of plains, forests, and historic towns. This moderate route allows pilgrims to immerse themselves in Spain's rich history, with stops at Roman ruins, medieval towns like Cáceres, and the UNESCO city of Salamanca. The terrain is mostly flat with a few gentle climbs, offering a manageable ride for experienced riders.
💰 Price: From €1,950 per person
SHORT AND SWEET
Starting in the mountain village of O Cebreiro, this section of the French Way offers first-time pilgrims a scenic and spiritual introduction to the Camino. Passing through rolling hills, stone villages, and ancient churches, it combines manageable distances with rich tradition. This route allows beginners to experience the heart of the Camino in a shorter, meaningful journey.
💰 Price: From €2,750 per person