Way of Sagunto

This is a "superstage" that joins two of the great milestones of La Mancha. It's a long-distance crossing over the plain, only suitable for very well-prepared pilgrims or to be done in several days. T...

This is a "superstage" that joins two of the great milestones of La Mancha. It's a long-distance crossing over the plain, only suitable for very well-prepared pilgrims or to be done in several days. The landscape is that of the tableland at its maximum expression. The route passes through localities such as Daimiel, the entrance gate to the National Park of Las Tablas de Daimiel. Arrival in Ciudad Real, the capital of the province, offers a final stage with all services and a rich heritage.

Leaving the capital, this stage enters the Campo de Calatrava region. The profile is flat and the landscape is dominated by fields of cultivation and inactive volcanoes that dot the plain. It's a tran...

Leaving the capital, this stage enters the Campo de Calatrava region. The profile is flat and the landscape is dominated by fields of cultivation and inactive volcanoes that dot the plain. It's a transition day, which brings the pilgrim back to the tranquility of the Manchegan countryside. Arrival in Malagón, a village with a rich heritage and great history, offers an interesting culturally final stage.

This stage enters the foothills of the Toledo Mountains. The profile becomes more demanding, with a continuous up and down through an olive grove and low mountain landscape. It is a beautiful day that...

This stage enters the foothills of the Toledo Mountains. The profile becomes more demanding, with a continuous up and down through an olive grove and low mountain landscape. It is a beautiful day that leaves the plain to approach the mountain. Arrival in Urda, an important center of marine pilgrimage, famous for its Sanctuary of the Holy Christ of the True Cross, offers a final stage of great spirituality.

This stage descends from the Toledo Hills to re-enter the heart of La Mancha. The profile is mainly descending. The great incentive of the journey is the arrival at Consuegra, one of the icons of La M...

This stage descends from the Toledo Hills to re-enter the heart of La Mancha. The profile is mainly descending. The great incentive of the journey is the arrival at Consuegra, one of the icons of La Mancha. Its Calderico hill, crowned by twelve windmills and an imposing medieval castle, forms one of Spain's most famous scenes. It is a mandatory stop on Don Quixote's route.

The first stage of the Southeastern Way starts in the city of Alicante. It is a transitional phase that takes the pilgrim out of the great city and into the Vinalopó valley. The profile is a gentle bu...

The first stage of the Southeastern Way starts in the city of Alicante. It is a transitional phase that takes the pilgrim out of the great city and into the Vinalopó valley. The profile is a gentle but continuous ascent. The landscape is a mix of urbanized areas and agricultural fields. Arrival in Monforte del Cid, a village with a rich history and an interesting heritage, offers a tranquil final stage in the heart of the region.

This stage continues through the Vinalopó valley in a gentle slope terrain. The landscape is dominated by vineyards and fields of cultivation. It's a transition day that brings the pilgrim closer to t...

This stage continues through the Vinalopó valley in a gentle slope terrain. The landscape is dominated by vineyards and fields of cultivation. It's a transition day that brings the pilgrim closer to the province's interior. The destination is Petrer, a town with an impressive castle-palace that dominates the landscape. Its old town, with its cave houses, is of great charm.

This is a short and gentle stage that unites two of the most important villages in the Vinalopó Valley. The landscape remains dominated by vineyards. The destination is Villena, a city with an impress...

This is a short and gentle stage that unites two of the most important villages in the Vinalopó Valley. The landscape remains dominated by vineyards. The destination is Villena, a city with an impressive historical heritage, dominated by its majestic Castillo de la Atalaya. Its Treasure, one of Europe's most important prehistoric finds, is a must-see.

This stage of the South East Camino is a flat day that connects the two most important cities in the province. The route runs along the coastal plain, through a landscape of orchards and palm groves. ...

This stage of the South East Camino is a flat day that connects the two most important cities in the province. The route runs along the coastal plain, through a landscape of orchards and palm groves. The destination is Elche, a city designated as a World Heritage Site for its Palm Grove, Europe's largest, and for the Misteri d'Elx, a medieval sacred-lyrical drama. It is a stop of immense cultural and natural value.

This stage enters the Vega Baja of the Segura River valley. The profile is completely flat. The landscape is an immense orchard, a mosaic of fields irrigated by the Segura River. It's a day to enjoy t...

This stage enters the Vega Baja of the Segura River valley. The profile is completely flat. The landscape is an immense orchard, a mosaic of fields irrigated by the Segura River. It's a day to enjoy the fertility of this land. Arrival in Albatera, an important agricultural town, offers a peaceful and authentic final stage.

This stage continues along the Vega Baja of the Segura. The profile is flat and the landscape remains dominated by the orchard. The destination is the monumental city of Orihuela, cradle of the poet M...

This stage continues along the Vega Baja of the Segura. The profile is flat and the landscape remains dominated by the orchard. The destination is the monumental city of Orihuela, cradle of the poet Miguel Hernández. Its old town, declared Historic-Artistic Ensemble, is a treasure trove of Gothic and Baroque churches, palaces and convents. It is one of the most important and beautiful stops on the Southeast Route.

This stage marks the entry into the Region of Murcia. The route is completely flat and follows the valley of the River Segura, through a landscape of orchards. It's a transition day that unites two im...

This stage marks the entry into the Region of Murcia. The route is completely flat and follows the valley of the River Segura, through a landscape of orchards. It's a transition day that unites two important historical capitals. Arrival in Murcia, the region's capital, with its spectacular Baroque cathedral, lively old town, and rich gastronomy, is a monumental reward.

Leaving behind the Murcian capital, this stage enters the Ricote Valley. The route follows the Vega of the Segura River in a flat and beautiful terrain. The landscape is a mix of orchards and the firs...

Leaving behind the Murcian capital, this stage enters the Ricote Valley. The route follows the Vega of the Segura River in a flat and beautiful terrain. The landscape is a mix of orchards and the first palm groves. Arrival at Alguazas, a village with a great history, offers a peaceful final stage with a strong sense of tradition.

This long stage ventures into the interior of the Region of Murcia. The profile becomes more demanding, with a continuous rise and fall. The landscape changes, and the orchard gives way to drier terra...

This long stage ventures into the interior of the Region of Murcia. The profile becomes more demanding, with a continuous rise and fall. The landscape changes, and the orchard gives way to drier terrain, "badlands". It is a day of great beauty and solitude. The destination is the monumental villa of Mula, dominated by its imposing castle. Its old town, with its churches and palaces, has great historical value.

This stage enters the Murcia Northwest region. The profile is a gentle but continuous ascent, through a landscape of vineyards and almond trees. It's a beautiful day trip. The destination is Bullas, t...

This stage enters the Murcia Northwest region. The profile is a gentle but continuous ascent, through a landscape of vineyards and almond trees. It's a beautiful day trip. The destination is Bullas, the heart of the D.O. Bullas, one of the three wine denominations of origin in the region. It's a must-visit stop for wine enthusiasts.

The last stage of this Southeastern Camino route leads to one of the five holy cities of Christendom. The journey is a pleasant stroll along the Northwest Greenway. The profile is a gentle ascent. Emo...

The last stage of this Southeastern Camino route leads to one of the five holy cities of Christendom. The journey is a pleasant stroll along the Northwest Greenway. The profile is a gentle ascent. Emotion builds as the silhouette of the castle and basilica comes into view. Arrival in Caravaca de la Cruz and veneration of the Holy and True Cross marks the end of the pilgrimage, a moment of profound spirituality.

This stage takes the pilgrim out of Bilbao's great city to lead him into Asua Valley. The journey involves climbing Mount Avril, from where breathtaking views of the city are obtained. After descendin...

This stage takes the pilgrim out of Bilbao's great city to lead him into Asua Valley. The journey involves climbing Mount Avril, from where breathtaking views of the city are obtained. After descending, the path runs through a beautiful rural landscape. Arrival in Larrabetzu, a village with an enchanting medieval quarter, offers a peaceful final stage with a strong sense of history.