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Explore six routes to Santiago de Compostela, discover places along the Camino Francés, and follow source-certified stages on the Camino Inglés. Distances are mapped-route figures, not walking days.

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Explore the Caminos

Different routes cross Spain and beyond on their way to Santiago de Compostela. CaminoFinder currently maps six of them.

Camino Inglés

Ferrol or A Coruña → Santiago de Compostela

A shorter Camino through Galicia, with historic towns, estuaries and two traditional starting points.

Ferrol route
≈112.5 km
A Coruña route
≈72.9 km
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FerrolA CoruñaSantiago

Camino Francés

Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port → Santiago de Compostela

Cross the Pyrenees and northern Spain on the long journey west toward Santiago.

Mapped route
≈764 km
Countries
France · Spain
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Saint-JeanSantiago

Camino Portugués

Tui → Santiago de Compostela

Follow the Camino Portugués north from Tui through Galicia toward Santiago.

Mapped route
≈120 km
Ascent
≈2,225 m
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TuiSantiago

Camino Portugués Coastal

A Pasaxe (A Guarda) → Santiago de Compostela

Follow the Galician coast north from A Pasaxe, in the municipality of A Guarda, before joining the Camino Portugués near Redondela.

Mapped route
≈163 km
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A PasaxeSantiago

Camino Primitivo

Oviedo → Santiago de Compostela

A mountain route from Oviedo across northern Spain toward Santiago.

Mapped route
≈313 km
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OviedoSantiago

Camino del Norte

Irun → Santiago de Compostela

A long route across northern Spain, following the Cantabrian coast before turning inland toward Santiago.

Mapped route
≈865 km
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IrunSantiago

Route geometry: FEAACS (creator) · O.A. CNIG (distributor) · CC-BY 4.0. Geographic context: Obra derivada de CartoBase ANE 2006-2026 CC-BY 4.0 ign.es.

Galician countryside at dusk, with a stone farmhouse, dry-stone wall, and a cathedral town in the distance.

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Camino Inglés

Follow the Camino Inglés from Ferrol or A Coruña to Santiago de Compostela. The two routes come together at Hospital de Bruma before continuing toward Santiago.

Stone bridge crossing the Eume at Pontedeume, with small boats on the water and wooded hills beyond.

The stone bridge over the Eume at Pontedeume.

Xosema · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons · Cropped for layout.

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Know where the route data comes from

The Camino Inglés map names its source. FEAACS created the walking traces; CNIG distributes them. Attribution stays in view.

We do not invent route facts, elevation, stages, or shortcuts. Distances shown by CaminoFinder are measured from certified source geometry.