The Camino starter pack
Five entry-level Camino routes — from a single Pyrenees crossing to a ten-day Portuguese coast walk. Pick how much pilgrim you want to be.
"Walking the Camino" usually means six weeks crossing northern Spain. Most people can't carve out six weeks. They also don't know that the modern Camino is a network — half a dozen pre-built routes, each with its own personality, you can complete in a long weekend or a vacation. This collection gathers five entry routes, ranked from "I just want to know what the fuss is about" (Sarria→Santiago, 5 days, last 100km, qualifies you for the official Compostela certificate) to "I'm seriously testing the lifestyle" (Coastal Portugués, 12 days from Porto). Albergue tips, blister-prevention shoe tests, and where to find the worst pulpo a la gallega (it's always at the bus stations — avoid).
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