Self Guided Camino Tours
Our self guided Camino tours give you all the flexibility you need to experience the Camino de Santiago your own way, choosing when and where you would like to start your Camino journey.
When people talk about ‘the Camino walk’ they generally refer to the Camino Frances trail although there are many more Camino de Santiago routes, across Spain, Portugal, France and beyond.
You can start your Camino de Santiago journey from any of the cities or towns along the various trails, and walk as much or as little as you wish. Just bear in mind walkers should complete at least the last 100kms into Santiago de Compostela in order to request the ‘Compostela’ pilgrim certificate at the Pilgrims Office; a beautiful memento of this special experience.
At JWT we have a selection of both guided and self guided Camino tours so you can choose how you’d like to experience this wonderful journey: on your own, with friends or family, or joining a group of future friends as part of our fully escorted guided tours.
Talk to our travel experts for advice on our self guided Camino tours and to start planning a truly unforgettable journey!
Camino Frances
The Camino Frances is the most popular and best known of the Camino de Santiago routes.
Camino Portugues
The Camino Portugues route is the traditional route taken by pilgrims from Portugal since the Middle Ages.
Coastal Camino Portugues
Memorable sunsets over Atlantic beaches, wonderful towns and scrumptious seafood.
Camino del Norte
An ancient Camino route taken by pilgrims along the wonderful coast of Northern Spain.
Camino Finisterre and Muxia
The Camino route that takes pilgrims from Santiago to ‘the end of the world’, Cape Fisterra.
Camino Primitivo
The Camino Primitivo is the oldest Camino de Santiago route of all and full of spectacular landscapes
Camino Ingles
The Camino Ingles is a lovely route that starts in the port city of Ferrol, following the trails of British and Irish pilgrims.
Via de la Plata Camino
The Via de la Plata is the longest Camino route in Spain, crossing the Iberian Peninsula from South to North.
Suggested Tours
Walking the Camino from Sarria
Walking the Coastal Camino Portugues from Porto
Walking the Camino Portugues from Tui
Walking the Coastal Camino Portugues from Baiona
Walking the Camino to Finisterre and Muxia
Walking the Camino Primitivo from Lugo
Walking the Camino Ingles from Ferrol
Walking the Camino del Norte from Ribadeo
Walking the Via de la Plata from Ourense
Walking the Camino Frances from St Jean Pied de Port
Walking the Camino Frances from Ponferrada
Walking the Camino Primitivo from Oviedo
Walking the Camino Portugues from Porto
Easy Camino de Santiago from Sarria
Easy Coastal Camino Portugues
Walking the Camino to Finisterre
Easy Camino Portugues
Guided or Self Guided Camino tours?
Not sure which way to go? We help you pick the best option for you:
Camino de Santiago GUIDED TOURS depart on specific dates and you will travel as part of a group on a specific trail. They are generally a week-long and they include flights, transport, as well as accommodation, dinner and support from a local guide; as well as our holiday information pack.
You can find details about all our upcoming guided tours here: CAMINO GUIDED TOURS.
Our SELF GUIDED Camino tours are flexible so you can pick your dates and preferred trail from our many Camino de Santiago routes. Your trip can be as short or as long as you wish.
We organise all your travel logistics so all you have to do is enjoy. These tours include accommodation, luggage transfers and holiday information pack, as well as any other additional services you might require such as flights or transport.
Our travel experts will adapt the itinerary to your needs to make it an unforgettable experience, whether you are travelling with friends and family, or on your own.
Browse our suggested tours for travel inspiration and ideas.
Which Camino route?
Did you know there are many different Camino de Santiago routes across Spain, Portugal, France and beyond? They all have their unique history, landscapes and traditions.
With thousands of kms of Camino trails, you can choose to walk for just a few days, a couple of weeks or even months.
If this is your first time on the Camino de Santiago we suggest some of the most popular trails, such as the Camino Frances, Camino Portugues or Coastal Camino Portugues.
The Camino to Finisterre and Muxia is another beautiful historic trail, believed to be even older than the pilgrimage to Santiago.
If you are looking for a shorter option, the Camino Ingles is ideal as tit is the shortest Camino route; and those in search of an off the beaten track experience, the Camino Primitivo or Via de la Plata are perfect.
If you need advice on which Camino route is the best one for you and your group, our travel experts can help. Get in touch to start planning a memorable journey.
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8 Things to do and see in Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela, Galicia’s capital, is much more than the last stop on your Camino de Santiago journey. Let us take you on a tour of this wonderful historic UNESCO World Heritage city, here’s our list of top things to do and see in Santiago de Compostela.
Travel Tips: Top things to do and see in Porto
Whether you are walking the Camino or embarking on a Douro River cruise, you will fall in love with the charms of Porto, Portugal’s second city. Here are our top things to do and see in Porto:
