The Camino de Santiago organized

If you love biking this tour we suggest is the best choice if you wish to achieve the Camino de Santiago and apply for the Compostela certificate.

Our essential formula of the Camino is the most easy and affordable way to step into it. In barely 7 days you will be able to achieve the last 100kms of the Camino.

The Portuguese Way is currently the second most frequented path on the Camino. Come and enjoy this route with the sea and mountains as a backdrop.

Discover one of the first pilgrimage routes of the Camino de Santiago, the Primitive Way is the perfect itinerary for hiking and nature lovers that also links with the French path.

Walk the 120 kms of the English Way from Ferrol to Santiago between trails and rural towns of the Galician Rías Altas and the inland of Galicia.

Make the most of the nature around the Camino de Santiago with our tour. Enjoy 7 days in country houses and manors surrounded by precious landscapes.

Starting from the French village of Saint Jean Pied de Port to Santiago by bike, in only two weeks you’ll complete this amazing trip of the French Path.

This Portuguese Path RURAL tour gives you the chance to enjoy the best accommodations of the Camino such as country houses and manors.

Walk the English Way of the Camino de Santiago to Coruña in only 5 days. You can enjoy all the charm of the city of Coruña and the towns of the inland of Galicia until you finally reach Santiago.

Enjoy the Primitive Way from Lugo to Santiago de Compostela, in only 7 days you can complete the more than 100 kilometres that will allow you to apply for the Compostela certificate.

This route from Oporto to Tui is one of the most charming stretches of the Portuguese Path; wooded areas alternate with some of the most important cities and towns of Northern Portugal.

In this tour of the Portuguese Way by bicycle, you’ll enjoy an itinerary of valleys, mountains, vineyards and enchanting cities such as Ponte de Lima and Pontevedra.

The Camino de Santiago VIP is the most exclusive way to complete this adventure. The greatest cuisine, selected accommodations and premium services along the Camino de Santiago.

The Camino de Santiago in shorter stages is designed for anyone who due to physical condition, age or because they are travelling with kids do not dare to take this adventure.

The busiest part of the Camino starts in O Cebreiro, one of the most iconic and recognized towns of this route. Enjoy a carefree journey leading to Santiago with Galician Roots.

Galician Roots suggests this tour staying at the best charming hotels that the Camino from Sarria to Santiago has to offer.

Discover our most exclusive tour of The Camino de Santiago, walk the last 100kms staying in country houses and charming hotels with all-inclusive and many additional extras.

At Galician Roots we specialise in offering customised tours of the Way of Saint James to our customers.

Walk the French Way from its starting point in the French town of Saint Jean Pied de Port until Pamplona passing through Roncesvalles and Zubiri.

During this stretch of the French Way that will take you from Roncesvalles to Logroño, you will cross Zubiri in order to reach the beautiful city of Pamplona, you will also traverse the towns of Puente la Reina, Estella, Los Arcos and finally the capital of La Rioja.

Galician Roots suggests you to walk the stretch of the French Way from Logroño to Burgos, this tour includes all the services required by pilgrims.

Walk the stretch of the French Way to Santiago from Burgos towards León with Galician Roots including all the required services.

Go through the French Way from León to O Cebreiro with Galician Roots, we include all the services needed so that you can fulfil this stretch with all the comforts.

Here is our most affordable formula to explore the last 100kms of the French Way. Hostel accommodation with luggage transfer and travel assistance for your entire trip.

From Santiago’s cathedral to Fisterra or Muxía, enjoy a journey with a strong Jacobean tradition starting from the inland and ending in a Costa da Morte.

From Santiago de Compostela to Fisterra walking trough the astonishing Costa da Morte you will arrive to Cabo Fisterre also known as the end of the world.

Walk the Northern Way starting from the fishermen town of Ribadeo and enjoy the essential visits through Mondoñedo Cathedral and the Monastery of Sobrado dos Monxes.