French Way
Your Camino de Santiago is organised by Pambre Tours
Our tours along the French Way to Santiago de Compostela
The best-known and most popular pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela. Along the way, pilgrims from different routes and parts of Spain come together, making it a unique experience.
An ideal option for those who wish to discover the essence of the Camino, with complete organisation of the trip, carefully selected accommodation, luggage transfer and a planned itinerary so you can enjoy each stage with complete peace of mind.
- 3.308€
- A pie en Grupo Guiado
- Francés
- 108 Km.
- 10 días 9 noches
- 584€
- A pié Solo con o sin guía
- Francés
- 113 Km.
- 7 días 6 noches
- 714€
- En Bicicleta solo o en grupo con o sin guía
- Francés
- 200 Km.
- 6 días 5 noches
- 914€
- En Bicicleta solo o en grupo con o sin guía
- Francés
- 300 Km.
- 8 días 7 noches
- 3.308€
- A pié en Grupo Guiado
- Francés
- 155 Km.
- 10 días 9 noches
- Depende del tour
- A pié en Grupo Guiado
- Cualquier camino
- A elegir Kms.
- A Elegir
- 1.025€
- A pié en Grupo Guiado
- Francés
- 113 Km.
- 7 días 6 noches
- 2.701€
- A pié en Grupo Guiado
- Francés
- 113 Km.
- 8 días 7 noches
The French Way of St. James, the ultimate route to Compostela
Although the final destination is the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the French Way can begin at various points along the route. Each traveler can choose their starting point based on the time they have available, their preferences, or the type of experience they wish to have.
At Pambre Tours, we organize personalized itineraries for travelers, couples, families, or groups of friends, selecting the starting point that best suits each need, whether on the French Way or other tours along the Camino de Santiago.
Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, in the French Basque Country, and Roncesvalles, in the Navarrese Pyrenees, are the traditional starting points of the French Way. However, towns such as León, O Cebreiro, and Sarria are also very popular options among our organized trips.
The French Way stands out for its extraordinary cultural, artistic, and scenic richness. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993.
Over its nearly 800 kilometers, it crosses four autonomous communities and seven provinces: Navarre, La Rioja, Castile and León (Burgos, Palencia, and León), and Galicia (Lugo and A Coruña), passing through 141 towns rich in history, tradition, and heritage.
In addition to being the best-marked route, it offers an extensive network of services and infrastructure for pilgrims. For those seeking a more comfortable and personalized experience, at Pambre Tours we design itineraries featuring exclusive accommodations, luggage transport, and meticulous planning down to the last detail, allowing you to fully and comfortably enjoy the essence of the Camino in VIP style.
Other recommended paths
There are many other routes of the Camino de Santiago, take a look at the best alternatives offered by Pambre Tours!
English Way
It owes its name to the fact that, during the Middle Ages, pilgrims coming from the British Isles.
Portuguese Way
The Portuguese Way (Central Portuguese Way) is the most important Way of St. James starting in Lisbon.
North Way
The Northern Way (Coast Way) is one of the oldest and most historic routes along the Cantabrian coast.
Primitive Way
At the moment, it is the busiest route in Spain.
Bike Ride
More and more pilgrims are choosing to do the Camino de Santiago by bicycle.
Bespoke private road
Starting from any point in our geography is an option to experience the Camino de Santiago in various ways.
Pambre Tours can help you organize your trip to the Camino de Santiago
Leave everything you need on your Camino a Santiago in our hands: the best accommodations and restaurants, the most emblematic monuments and the most spectacular landscapes.