The Camino de Santiago (the Way of St James) is a rewarding amble across the north of Spain, following an ancient pilgrimage route to the magnificent cathedral at Santiago de Compostela. Today, pilgrims walk to Santiago for many different reasons.
You needn't be a hard-core hiker, or pilgrim, to get to Santiago, as the trails are well maintained and ubiquitous yellow arrows make them easy to follow, and the journey is made easier and more sociable by staying in hostels and sharing meals with fellow adventurers.
This class provides you with practical information to plan your adventure of a lifetime, taught by a serial Pilgram.
