Stage 19: León – San Martín del Camino 26 kms / 16 mi Stage 18: El Burgo Ranero – León 37 kms / 23 mi Stage 17: Terradillos de los Templarios – El Burgo Ranero 30 kms / 18,5 mi Stage 16: Carrión de los Condes – Terradillos de los Templarios 26 kms / 16 mi Stage 15: Boadilla del Camino – Carrión de los Condes 24 kms / 15 mi Stage 14: Hontanas – Boadilla del Camino 28 kms / 17,5 mi Stage 13: Burgos – Hontanas 31 kms / 19,3 mi Stage 11: Belorado – Agés 27 kms / 16,5 mi Stage 10: Santo Domingo de la Calzada – Belorado 24 kms / 15 mi Stage 9: Nájera – Santo Domingo de la Calzada 21 kms / 13 mi Stage 7: Torres del Río – Logroño 20 kms / 12,5 mi Stage 6: Estella – Torres del Río 29 kms / 18 mi Stage 5: Puente la Reina – Estella 21 kms / 13 mi Stage 4: Pamplona – Puente la Reina 23 kms / 14,5 mi
Stage 3: Zubiri – Pamplona 20 kms / 12,5 mi Stage 2: Roncesvalles – Zubiri 21 kms / 13 mi Stage 1: Saint Jean Pied de Port – Roncesvalles 25 kms / 15,5 mi If you prefer at Galician Roots we provide you the opportunity to customise these stages of the French Way of Santiago then you can for instance shorten the distances or also include some rest days in between of some stages.įollowing disclosed are the official stages of the French Way of Santiago with the corresponding number of kilometres and miles
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If you wish to fulfil the full French Way from Saint Jean Pied de Port then you will need to do 33 stages of an average of 20-30 kilometres per day and 35 days are necessary to complete the trip.
If you wish to complete your itinerary by bike then you must consider that the minimum distance required is 200 kilometres in order to apply for the Compostela certificate so you will need to start your journey in a previous point, such as Ponferrada for example. This journey can be done easily in 5 stages therefore it is one of the preferred options among pilgrims since it can be completed in only 7 days and it allow you to apply for the Compostela certificate where a minimum distance of 100 kilometres on foot is required. During summer months it is also the Camino where you will meet the largest number of pilgrims, especially on the most famous stretch of the French Way: the last 100 kilometres of the French Way from Sarria to Santiago.Īs we mentioned previously one of the most common starting points of the French Way of Santiago is Sarria, a small town located in the province of Lugo in Galicia from where there are approximately 114 kilometres of distance towards Santiago de Compostela. This grants it several pluses since it is the one better marked currently and that offers the widest range of accommodations and services. It has a length of 795 kilometres and goes along the northern part of the Iberia Peninsula from Saint Jean Pied de Port (France) to Santiago. The French Way is the most popular and walked route of the Camino de Santiago. As we mentioned above this article is a general overview of the main routes of the Camino de Santiago but in a future article we will also talk about the secondary paths of the Camino de Santiago. Every path will gift you with beautiful landscaped and memories so we will always tell you that whatever itinerary you choose the best thing is to come back and discover the other trails. Logically the most demanded and walked routes have a vast array of infrastructures and services however this does not mean that the other paths lack everything necessary to enjoy the Camino de Santiago. At Galician Roots we are experts of the Camino de Santiago this is why we give you the opportunity to customise the stages and shorten them if needed, this will not diminish the merit to your adventure, you will only need to add days to fulfil the route but you will complete the same number of kilometres.Īt Galician Roots we also offer several accommodation options for your Way of Saint James, depending on the selected path there are different types of accommodations that can fit with your needs and budget. It is not necessary to be an expert walker to embark on the greatest adventure of the Camino de Santiago, it is only advisable to do a good planning and training in order to achieve it comfortably. This article will allow you to get an idea of the days required to complete each of these trips and furthermore you will also know the length of each stage in order to adapt them. There are several paths of the Camino de Santiago but below we will answer to one of your most requested questions, which are the main itineraries of the Camino de Santiago and the most walked ones detailing the stages for each itinerary.
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