Romantic Camino de Santiago Trips & Honeymoon Packages

Walk across the medieval bridge into Barcelos, then later celebrate in Santiago de Compostela's old town with a typical Galician cheese tasting. Cross the international bridge over the Miño River into Tui and spend time at its beautiful Cathedral.

Walk through Betanzos' medieval streets, which are famous for traditional Spanish omelet, then stay in private double rooms with en-suite bathrooms as you make your way to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral after covering 112 km along the historic English Way, capping it off with Galician cheese tasting.

Walk the historic Camino de Santiago extension from Santiago de Compostela to the coastal towns of Fisterra and Muxía, covering 116 kilometers over 8 days. Stay in private double rooms with en-suite bathrooms at bed and breakfasts as you trek through Galician villages like Negreira, Olveiroa, and Lires.

This 6-day self-guided walk starts at Santiago de Compostela's Plaza del Obradoiro and takes you through oak and chestnut forests to Cape Fisterra, where you'll catch a beautiful sunset at what locals call the end of the earth. Stay in private double rooms with ensuite bathrooms in fishing villages like Corcubión.

Stay in private double rooms with en-suite bathrooms at authentic guesthouses as you walk from León through Galicia's green valleys to Santiago de Compostela. Cross the medieval bridge at Portomarin over the Miño River, try traditional Arzúa cheese, and climb to O Cebreiro village in the Ancares mountains.

Stay in private accommodations with en-suite bathrooms in Pamplona's historic streets. Cross the medieval Romanesque bridge in Puente la Reina and share local Rioja wines at Logroño's tapas bars. Trek along the ancient Roman road near Cirauqui, covering 21-28 km daily through Northern Spain's rolling countryside.

This 40-day walk along the Camino includes private double rooms as you pass through Santo Domingo de la Calzada's medieval streets and Villafranca del Bierzo's Puerta del Perdón. Try La Rioja wines in Logroño's Calle Laurel, taste Galician cheese in Santiago's old town, and attend pilgrim mass at the Cathedral.

Walk hand-in-hand through the medieval streets of Betanzos, famous for its Spanish omelet, before arriving at the UNESCO-listed Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Stay in private accommodations with en-suite bathrooms in intimate guesthouses throughout your route. Share a romantic Galician cheese tasting at a local dairy between Ferrol and Santiago. Trek the scenic 15.7 km final stage together from Sigüeiro, entering the historic center and catching your first glimpse of the cathedral's towers.