© José Manuel Guerrero · Fotografía propia · © Todos los derechos reservadosThe Camino de Santiago
Plan your Camino with stages, maps, elevation profiles, hostels and advice. From the French Way to every pilgrim route, in one guide.
Explore the routesThe pilgrimage
Every year, hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world walk to the tomb of the Apostle James, in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. You go on foot or by bicycle, along historic routes waymarked with the yellow arrow and the scallop shell.
The Camino is not a single route but a network: the French Way, the Portuguese, the Northern, the Primitivo, the English Way or the Vía de la Plata. Here we help you choose yours and plan it stage by stage.
The routes
The pilgrim routes, each with its own character. We start with the French Way and keep adding the rest.
The Camino in numbers
In 2025, 530,730 pilgrims reached Santiago, +6% more than the year before. See where they come from, which routes are growing and when people walk, all with official data.
Your free account
Build your own custom plan —split the stages at your own pace, choose what to see and where to sleep, pack your backpack— and access it from any device. Mark each stage as you walk and earn your digital credential.
New · AI-powered
Tell us your days, your fitness and what you’re after. Our assistant suggests a route and a plan made for you, with the guide’s real data.
Why Santiago Plan
Stages with real elevation profiles, interactive maps, downloadable GPX tracks and a daily-stage planner. All free and with no sign-up.
A personal project, not tied to any institution. We fund it with affiliate links that cost you nothing extra; we tell you how and why.
Freely licensed photographs (Creative Commons) credited in our attributions, and hostel data from OpenStreetMap. We never make up information.
Xacobeo 2027
Get the Camino preparation guide free, plus alerts so you don't miss a thing of the Holy Year.
© Tiagox2 · CC BY-SA 3.0Holy Year 2027
«Wayfarer, there is no path, the path is made by walking.»— Antonio Machado
The next Compostelan Holy Year is 2027: the Holy Door opens on 31 December 2026. A unique moment to walk the Camino.
