We offer a wide range of accommodation, from basic dormitories in traditional albergues to luxury hotels and charming guesthouses.

Absolutely! We are happy to help you put together a Camino experience that completely matches your wishes, from route to accommodation.

Luxury accommodations offer extra comfort after a long day of hiking, with amenities such as private bathrooms, good meals and often a relaxing atmosphere to fully unwind.

We arrange all accommodations for you in advance, so you can concentrate on the journey and not have to stress about places to stay.

Yes, we offer personal route advice based on your walking experience, preferences and desired sights along the Camino.

Request our packing list via the contact form and you will be perfectly prepared for your trip, as far as material matters are concerned!

Your body is not used to walking for so many days in a row. You cannot prepare for this. During your Camino you will feel aches and pains that you have never felt before. You will even worry whether you can continue walking. Don't worry, this is normal. Your body gets used to walking, in the first 3 to 6 days you will experience the most aches and pains. Our advice is to start with 'small' stages around 20 km. Take all the time you have and as many breaks as possible.

To prevent blisters, there are a few tips that I have found helpful: 1. Wear double socks (prevents friction on your foot) 2. Change your shoes during lunch, for example to sandals. 3. Powder your feet with magnesium powder twice a day.

A Camino can be walked from March to November. Many accommodations are closed during the winter months. It is quiet in March and November and busiest in the summer. The weather is unpredictable.