Self-Guided Tours & Trips in Cantabria & Asturias

Digital maps, route notes, and your pilgrim's passport help you manage the 154km coastal journey independently. You'll leave daily after 8:00 AM for luggage transfer and use 24-hour telephone assistance throughout, following well-signposted paths from the palace of La Quinta de Selgas.

Comprehensive route notes and GPS tracks guide your independent journey. Local support coordinates luggage transfers between stays and transportation to trailheads, balancing logistics with autonomy.

Walk the original pilgrimage route from Oviedo to Lugo independently, covering 211 km across Cantabria & Asturias with detailed stage maps and pilgrim's passport. The trek takes you through challenging mountain passes near Berducedo (difficulty: high) and easier stretches like the 22.1 km Grado to Salas stage. Nightly stays in bed & breakfast accommodations with double or single rooms with private bathrooms, while luggage is transported ahead to towns like Tineo and Castroverde.

Plan your own route along the northern Camino de Santiago with detailed digital maps and GPS guidance from Nueva de Llanas to Gijón over 4 days. Luggage travels separately to Hotel Mar del Sueve in Colunga, Hotel Rural La Figar in Argüero, and Hotel Asturias in Gijón while you cycle through coastal villages. 24-hour telephone support is available as you independently check out Villaviciosa's cider culture and cycle beneath the Picos de Europa mountains along Asturias' coastline.

Self-guided trails run from Arenas de Cabrales to Sotres, walking through ancient beech forests and Valfrío where Queso de Cabrales blue cheese gets made in traditional caves. Hike to Col de Humones for wide views of the Cabrales valley, then check out a glacial valley at 1,650 meters where sheep and horses graze while vultures circle overhead.