The Camino de Santiago app
Your Camino, with your people.
Plan it in a minute, walk it with no signal, and let your family follow you live.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Camino Holy Year 2027
The year to walk the Camino
Holy Year 2027: the Holy Door opens on 31 December
In 2027, 25 July falls on a Sunday: it is a Holy Year and the cathedral’s Holy Door opens. More pilgrims than ever are expected. Pick your dates well and secure your beds.
- Avoid July and August if you can
- Book your beds in Galicia early
- Some routes are far quieter than Sarria
Before you go
How many days will you walk?
We tell you which Camino fits and where to start. Your day-by-day plan in one tap.
Before you go
The countdown
And what to get ready at each moment: shoes, backpack, credencial.
On the Camino
Your stage at a glance
Distance done and to go, the weather and where to find water, coffee or a pharmacy. Even with no signal.
On the Camino
Your people see you live
Send them a link, nothing to install. They cheer you on and leave you letters along the way.
When you arrive
Your Camino stays with you
Your credencial and its stamps, your route, your film and your next Camino.
Free to start
Your plan, the offline map, help and being seen today: free.
Camino Pass
€6.99 once, per Camino
- Your family follows your whole Camino
- Every letter
- The whole film
For a group, five Passes: €14.99
Plan your Camino today
No account needed, in a minute.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Choose your Camino
768 km · 32 stagesCamino FrancésAll 32 stages of the Camino Francés from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago with distance, elevation and difficulty, how many days, when to go and tips.
115 km · 5 stagesFrom SarriaWalking the Camino from Sarria: the five stages to Santiago with distance and elevation, getting to Sarria, stamps for the Compostela, costs and avoiding crowds.
622 km · 24 stagesPortuguese CaminoThe Portuguese Camino from Lisbon, Porto or Tui: stages with distance and elevation, Central vs Coastal route, how many days and practical tips.
270 km · 12 stagesPortuguese Coastal CaminoThe Portuguese Coastal Camino from Porto to Santiago, stage by stage with distance and elevation: seaside boardwalks, the Miño boat, Baiona, Vigo and practical tips.
839 km · 30 stagesCamino del NorteThe Camino del Norte from Irún to Santiago, stage by stage with distance and elevation: Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia, and when to go.
37 Caminos · 11,198 kmAll the CaminosCamino del Sureste, Vía de la Plata, Camino de la Lana, Camino Olvidado, Camino del Ebro…
Quick answers
What is the Camino de Santiago?
A network of pilgrimage routes to the tomb of St James in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, in Galicia (Spain). People have walked them since the 9th century, for religious, spiritual, cultural or sporting reasons.
What is the most popular Camino?
The Camino Francés, from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, followed by the Portuguese Camino from Porto. Sarria, 100 km from Santiago, is the most common starting point.
How long is the Camino de Santiago?
It depends on the route: the Camino Francés is about 768 km, the Portuguese from Porto about 244 km and from Sarria about 115 km.
How many days does it take?
Five days from Sarria, about two weeks from León or Porto and over a month from Saint-Jean. See how many days the Camino takes.
How many km a day?
Most pilgrims walk 20 to 25 km a day.
How much does it cost?
Sleeping in albergues, €30 to €65 a day for most pilgrims. Details in how much the Camino costs.
Do you run an albergue, bar or restaurant on the Camino?
Pilgrims using PeregriNeo see your business on the map, in “Where to sleep” at the end of each day and in “What’s next” as they walk, with your phone, your WhatsApp and directions. Being there is free. Write to us and we will make sure your details are right: opening hours, phone, website and beds.
And now you can post offers for free to pilgrims who will pass through your town: they see them next to their plan and their stage.