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780km of history, spirituality and adventure from the Pyrenees to Santiago Cathedral. The most iconic Camino route.
The French Way is the most famous and popular pilgrim route in the world. From the village of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port at the foot of the Pyrenees to the Cathedral of Santiago, this 780km route crosses unique landscapes, historic cities and villages unchanged for centuries. Crossing the Pyrenees on day one is an experience that stays with you forever.
Over its 33 official stages, the French Way passes through heritage gems such as Pamplona, Logroño, Burgos and León. The famous Castilian Meseta — feared and loved in equal measure — offers miles of silence and reflection. This is where many pilgrims say they found the peace they were seeking.
At Easy Camino Santiago we organise your complete French Way with dedication only those who have walked it can offer. We handle everything: nightly accommodation in private hostels, guesthouses or hotels, daily luggage transfer stage to stage, your pilgrim passport, and 24h phone support throughout. All you have to do is walk and enjoy. If you prefer a shorter format, we also organise the last 100km from Sarria.
33 stages of pure emotion. Here we show you the most iconic sections.
The mythical Pyrenees crossing. 25km of epic ascent via Col de Lepoeder or the Valcarlos route. Your first day as a pilgrim will greet you with views you will never forget.
After Pamplona, the Way crosses La Rioja — land of wines and century-old wineries. The Alto del Perdón and the Irache vineyard (where pilgrims can drink free wine from a fountain) are must-stops.
The most impressive Gothic cathedral on the Way. Burgos deserves at least half a free day to wander its historic quarter, taste local black pudding and visit the tomb of El Cid.
The pilgrim's meditation. Endless kilometres of wheat and poppies beneath a vast sky. The Meseta divides pilgrims — some hate it, others consider it the heart of the Camino.
The climb into Galicia. From León — with its unique stained-glass cathedral — the Way ascends to O Cebreiro. Ponferrada with its Templar castle and the delicious local cuisine make this section very special.
The final Galician stretch. Eucalyptus trees and Galicia's fine rain mark the last five days. From Sarria — the minimum for the Compostela — the Way fills with life and pilgrims. Arriving in Santiago and the Plaza del Obradoiro is an indescribable feeling.
All inclusive so you only have to think about walking. No surprises.
Private room in guesthouses and rural tourism houses
Hotels and charming rural houses along the main stages
Prices per person in double room. Single supplement available. Check availability.
Hostels, guesthouses or hotels booked and confirmed night by night throughout the route.
We collect your backpack every morning and deliver it to the next accommodation. You walk free and light.
Your Camino passport, stamped at each stage, to obtain the Compostela on arrival in Santiago.
Complete stage-by-stage guide with maps, distances, elevation profiles, water points and places of interest.
Emergency line available 24 hours throughout the Camino. You will never be alone.
We help you with all the paperwork to obtain your Compostela at the Pilgrim Office.
Accident and travel assistance insurance included in all packages (depending on tier).
Practical guides to plan every detail before you go
The definitive list: technical clothing, footwear, first-aid kit and what you don't need.
Read more → BudgetA real breakdown of costs: accommodation, food, transport and extras. From €35/day.
Read more → PlanningMay, June and September account for 60% of pilgrims. Find out which month suits you best.
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