South Camino of Huelva

This stage continues across the Plain of Tierra de Campos, in flat terrain with no difficulties. The landscape remains dominated by cereal fields. It is a transition day that brings the pilgrim close ...

This stage continues across the Plain of Tierra de Campos, in flat terrain with no difficulties. The landscape remains dominated by cereal fields. It is a transition day that brings the pilgrim close to the province of León. Arrival at Mayorga, a town with a rich Mudéjar heritage and famous for its Bread Museum, offers an interesting cultural and gastronomic final stage.

This long stage marks the entry into the province of León and the convergence with the Camino Francés. The route is entirely flat, one last stretch through the Tierra de Campos. Arrival in the histori...

This long stage marks the entry into the province of León and the convergence with the Camino Francés. The route is entirely flat, one last stretch through the Tierra de Campos. Arrival in the historic village of Sahagún is a moment of great symbolism. A cradle of Mudéjar art and one of the most important monastic centers of the Middle Ages, Sahagún welcomes the pilgrim with an exceptional heritage. The union with the Camino Francés marks the end of the solo adventure and incorporation into the large flow of pilgrims.

The first stage of the Southeastern Way takes the pilgrim out of the great city of Valencia. The route is entirely flat and runs through the fertile Valencian huerta, a landscape of orange groves and ...

The first stage of the Southeastern Way takes the pilgrim out of the great city of Valencia. The route is entirely flat and runs through the fertile Valencian huerta, a landscape of orange groves and rice fields. It's a transition day that allows you to get away from urban bustle. The route passes through towns like Benetússer. Arrival at Silla, an important village on the edge of the Natural Park of the Albufera, marks the end of this first section.

This long stage enters the interior of the province of Valencia. The profile is a gentle but continuous ascent, through a landscape of orange trees and fields of cultivation. It's an demanding day due...

This long stage enters the interior of the province of Valencia. The profile is a gentle but continuous ascent, through a landscape of orange trees and fields of cultivation. It's an demanding day due to the distance. The destination is the monumental city of Xàtiva, one of the most important in the Valencian Community. Dominated by its imposing castle, which was the birthplace of the Pope Borja, Xàtiva offers exceptional historical and artistic heritage.

This stage enters into a more mountainous terrain. The profile is a continuous rise and fall, with an demanding ascent at the beginning. The landscape changes, and the orange groves give way to pine f...

This stage enters into a more mountainous terrain. The profile is a continuous rise and fall, with an demanding ascent at the beginning. The landscape changes, and the orange groves give way to pine forests, vineyards, and olive groves. It's a day of great beauty and solitude. The destination is La Font de la Figuera, a wine-producing town at a major crossroads, on the threshold of the Castile plateau.

This stage marks the passage of the Valencian Community to Castile-La Mancha. The route crosses the Corredor de Almansa, a natural pass between the tableland and the east coast. The profile is a gentl...

This stage marks the passage of the Valencian Community to Castile-La Mancha. The route crosses the Corredor de Almansa, a natural pass between the tableland and the east coast. The profile is a gentle but continuous ascent. The landscape is austere in beauty, with vineyards and fields of grain. Arrival in Almansa, already in the province of Albacete, is dominated by its spectacular rocky castle, one of the most beautiful in Spain.