Fiber Way

This long stage connects the capital of Galicia with the Virgin of the Barca sanctuary, a challenge for well-prepared cyclists or pilgrims. The route crosses the interior of Galicia, in a "break-neck"...

This long stage connects the capital of Galicia with the Virgin of the Barca sanctuary, a challenge for well-prepared cyclists or pilgrims. The route crosses the interior of Galicia, in a "break-neck" profile very demanding. It passes through Negreira and Olveiroa, where the turn towards the north is taken. The reward is arrival at the Costa da Morte and the mystical sanctuary of Muxía, embedded in rocks alongside the wild sea. A Camino finale loaded with legends and natural force.

The first stage of the Camino del Norte is one of the most beautiful and demanding. The route ascends to Monte Jaizkibel, offering stunning views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Basque coast. After a te...

The first stage of the Camino del Norte is one of the most beautiful and demanding. The route ascends to Monte Jaizkibel, offering stunning views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Basque coast. After a technical descent, the route reaches the picturesque port of Pasaia, crossed by a small boat. The final stretch is an enjoyable coastal walk that culminates in the spectacular Bay of La Concha and elegant city of San Sebastián. It's an unforgettable mountain and sea day.

This stage is a continuous rise and fall through the hills that separate San Sebastián from the coast of Zarautz. It's a beautiful day that combines sections in the interior with spectacular views to ...

This stage is a continuous rise and fall through the hills that separate San Sebastián from the coast of Zarautz. It's a beautiful day that combines sections in the interior with spectacular views to the sea. The route passes by the marina town of Orio, before facing the last climb. The final descent offers an unforgettable view of the extensive beach of Zarautz and its txakoli vineyards.

This stage is one of the most spectacular along the Basque coast. The route follows a coastal path that winds its way over cliffs, offering stunning views of the Cantabrian Sea. The route passes throu...

This stage is one of the most spectacular along the Basque coast. The route follows a coastal path that winds its way over cliffs, offering stunning views of the Cantabrian Sea. The route passes through the charming seaside village of Getaria, birthplace of Juan Sebastián Elcano. The standout section is the one that crosses the Basque Coast Geopark, with its spectacular rock formations from the Flysch. It's a medium-difficulty day, with an undulating profile, which culminates in the town of Deba.

This stage marks a radical change in landscape. The Camino leaves the coast to venture into the interior mountains of Biscay. It is a hard day's journey with a medium mountain profile and constant ups...

This stage marks a radical change in landscape. The Camino leaves the coast to venture into the interior mountains of Biscay. It is a hard day's journey with a medium mountain profile and constant ups and downs. The route passes through a rural landscape of great beauty, with pine forests and isolated farmhouses. It is an episode of solitude and introspection that requires excellent physical preparation. The arrival at Markina-Xemein village in a quiet valley is the reward for a hard day's work.

This stage continues through the interior of Biscay, in a mid-mountain terrain. The profile is a continuous "breakneck", with several ascents and descents. The route passes through a beautiful landsca...

This stage continues through the interior of Biscay, in a mid-mountain terrain. The profile is a continuous "breakneck", with several ascents and descents. The route passes through a beautiful landscape, with forests and farmhouses. The most important milestone is passing through the Monastery of Zenarruza, a cenobium of great historical and spiritual importance. Arrival in Gernika-Lumo, the symbol of Basque peace and freedoms, with its Town Hall and Tree, is a stage finish loaded with emotion and historical significance.

This stage is approaching the great city of Bilbao. The profile is a continuous rise and fall through the hills surrounding Gernika Estuary. It's a beautiful day that alternates rural zones with more ...

This stage is approaching the great city of Bilbao. The profile is a continuous rise and fall through the hills surrounding Gernika Estuary. It's a beautiful day that alternates rural zones with more populated areas. The route passes through forests and offers panoramic views. Arrival in Lezama, a town in Asua Valley, famous for hosting the training facilities of Athletic Club Bilbao, offers a peaceful break before entering the great city.

This is a short stage that has as its destination the capital of Biscay. The journey involves climbing Mount Avril, from where the first and spectacular views of Bilbao and its bay are obtained. After...

This is a short stage that has as its destination the capital of Biscay. The journey involves climbing Mount Avril, from where the first and spectacular views of Bilbao and its bay are obtained. After descending, an urban walk leads the pilgrim through the old town of the city, the Seven Streets. Arrival at either the Basilica of Begoña or Santiago Cathedral marks the end of a stage that combines the mountain with entry into one of Spain's most vibrant and modern cities.

This stage is an urban and peri-urban route that takes the pilgrim out of Bilbao by following the Nervión River. The route passes through the industrial and working-class area of the Left Bank, a land...

This stage is an urban and peri-urban route that takes the pilgrim out of Bilbao by following the Nervión River. The route passes through the industrial and working-class area of the Left Bank, a landscape that testifies to the region's mining and ironworks past. It is an asphalt stage but of great social and historical interest. The journey ends in Portugalete, with its spectacular Hanging Bridge, World Heritage Site, one of the world's most impressive engineering works.

This is a short and beautiful stage that brings the pilgrim back to the coast. The route is an enjoyable stroll that skirts the mouth of the Nervión estuary. The route passes through the seaside villa...

This is a short and beautiful stage that brings the pilgrim back to the coast. The route is an enjoyable stroll that skirts the mouth of the Nervión estuary. The route passes through the seaside village of Santurtzi, famous for its sardines. The most spectacular section is the "Itsaslur Walk", a greenway that runs along the cliffs, offering stunning views of the sea. The arrival in the small village of Pobeña, with its beach, is a peaceful final stage in full nature.

This stage marks the entry into Cantabria. It is a day of great beauty that combines interior trails with spectacular views to the coast. The profile is a continuous rise and fall. The route runs thro...

This stage marks the entry into Cantabria. It is a day of great beauty that combines interior trails with spectacular views to the coast. The profile is a continuous rise and fall. The route runs through a landscape of green meadows and cliffs. Arrival in Castro Urdiales, one of the most beautiful coastal villages in Cantabria, is the big prize of the day. Its port, its castle-lighthouse and its Gothic church of Santa María de la Asunción form one of the most famous postcards of the Cantabrian coast.

This stage continues along the eastern coast of Cantabria. The profile is a continuous rise and fall, with sections of interior and sea views. The route passes through the small coastal village of Lie...

This stage continues along the eastern coast of Cantabria. The profile is a continuous rise and fall, with sections of interior and sea views. The route passes through the small coastal village of Liendo, nestled in a beautiful valley. The final section offers spectacular views of Laredo Bay and its vast Salvé beach. Arrival in Laredo, one of Cantabria's most important coastal villages, with its medieval Old Town and lively atmosphere, is a stage finale of great beauty.

This is a short and beautiful stage that connects two of the most important coastal villages in Cantabria. The journey involves crossing the bay on a small boat, an unforgettable experience. After dis...

This is a short and beautiful stage that connects two of the most important coastal villages in Cantabria. The journey involves crossing the bay on a small boat, an unforgettable experience. After disembarking, a short walk takes the pilgrim to Santoña, the birthplace of anchovies. The village, situated at the foot of Mount Buciero and at the heart of the Natural Park of the Marshes, offers privileged natural surroundings. It's a stage for enjoying the sea and local cuisine.

This stage moves away from the coast to venture into the interior of Cantabria. The profile is a continuous rise and fall through a landscape of green meadows and small villages. It's a day of great b...

This stage moves away from the coast to venture into the interior of Cantabria. The profile is a continuous rise and fall through a landscape of green meadows and small villages. It's a day of great beauty and tranquility. The route passes through the Natural Park of the Marismas de Santoña. The destination is the small village of Güemes, famous for its "La Cabaña del Abuelo Peuto" hostel, a legendary place of welcome that embodies the essence of hospitality on the Camino.

This stage is headed for the elegant capital of Cantabria. The route is an enjoyable stroll that approaches the bay of Santander, one of the most beautiful in the world. The journey involves crossing ...

This stage is headed for the elegant capital of Cantabria. The route is an enjoyable stroll that approaches the bay of Santander, one of the most beautiful in the world. The journey involves crossing the bay on a small boat ("the pedreñera"), a unique experience. After disembarking, an urban tour leads the pilgrim along the waterfront promenade to the city center. Arrival at Santander, with its palace of La Magdalena, beaches and noble atmosphere, is a monumental reward.

This long stage connects the capital of Cantabria with one of Spain's most beautiful villages. The route is a continuous rise and fall along the central coast of Cantabria, through a landscape of mead...

This long stage connects the capital of Cantabria with one of Spain's most beautiful villages. The route is a continuous rise and fall along the central coast of Cantabria, through a landscape of meadows and small villages. It is an demanding journey due to the distance. Arrival in Santillana del Mar, "the village of three lies", is a time travel. Its medieval old town, perfectly preserved, with its stone houses and Romanesque Collegiate church, is an unbeatable cultural reward.

This stage connects two of the most monumental villas in Cantabria. The route is a continuous rise and fall along the western coast, through a landscape of meadows and forests. It's a day of great bea...

This stage connects two of the most monumental villas in Cantabria. The route is a continuous rise and fall along the western coast, through a landscape of meadows and forests. It's a day of great beauty. Arrival in Comillas is an architectural surprise. This villa hosts an impressive collection of modernist buildings, highlighting "The Capricho" by Gaudí and the Pontifical University. It's a stop of exceptional artistic value.

This stage marks the entry into Asturias. The route follows the coastline, passing through the beautiful seaside town of San Vicente de la Barquera, with its bridge and castle over the estuary. After ...

This stage marks the entry into Asturias. The route follows the coastline, passing through the beautiful seaside town of San Vicente de la Barquera, with its bridge and castle over the estuary. After crossing the Deva River, the pilgrim is received by the first Asturian town, Colombres. This town is famous for its spectacular Indian-style architecture, the houses built by immigrants who made their fortune in America. It's a stage of great scenic beauty and architectural richness.

This stage enters the eastern coast of Asturias. The route is a continuous rise and fall through a landscape of green meadows, cliffs, and spectacular beaches. It's a day of great beauty that allows y...

This stage enters the eastern coast of Asturias. The route is a continuous rise and fall through a landscape of green meadows, cliffs, and spectacular beaches. It's a day of great beauty that allows you to enjoy the essence of Asturian coastline. The route passes by several small villages. Arrival in Llanes, one of the most beautiful and lively maritime towns in Asturias, with its port, medieval old town, and urban beaches, is an unbeatable reward.

This long stage continues along the eastern coast of Asturias. The profile is a continuous rise and fall, with interior sections and spectacular views to the sea. The route passes through a beautiful ...

This long stage continues along the eastern coast of Asturias. The profile is a continuous rise and fall, with interior sections and spectacular views to the sea. The route passes through a beautiful landscape, with meadows, forests and beaches. It's an demanding day due to the distance. Arrival in Ribadesella, a beautiful village at the mouth of the Sella River, is the main prize of the day. Its port, its old town and its spectacular beach of Santa Marina, with its Indian palaces, make it one of the most elegant stops on the Camino.

This stage moves away from the first line of coast to venture into the interior, at the feet of the Sierra del Sueve. The profile is a continuous rise and fall through a landscape of meadows and fores...

This stage moves away from the first line of coast to venture into the interior, at the feet of the Sierra del Sueve. The profile is a continuous rise and fall through a landscape of meadows and forests. It's a day of great beauty and tranquility. The route passes by several small villages. Arrival in Colunga, a town with an interesting heritage and a tranquil atmosphere, offers a well-deserved rest in the heart of "Dinosaur Coast".