ACTIVE SPAIN
Camino de Santiago, Navarra Walking the Camino
de Santiago 8 days from £1199
WHAT’S INCLUDED
• Just You Tour Manager as your host
• Return flights from Gatwick with Vueling
• 7 nights in 2, 3 & 4-star hotels
• 12 meals: 7 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners
PLUS… • Specialist Local Guide • Welcome drink
• Overseas transfers & other transportation
• Porterage in most hotels
• Dedicated Just You representative to greet you at all UK airports
INCLUDED EXCURSIONS
• Walk through vineyards & villages in Spain’s Basque country
• Winery visit & tasting • Visit medieval Navarrete
• Stop at Santo Domingo de la Calzada
• Walk through the Campos de Castilla area
• Visit Astorga’s cathedral
• Walk through the highlands of northern Spain
• Enjoy a traditional lunch in the pretty village of Molinaseca
• Visit Ponferrada’s Knights Templar Castle
• Explore the Celtic town of O Cebreiro
• Walk from the Mount of Joy to Santiago de Compostela
• Pick a seashell at Fisterra – the symbol of the pilgrim
OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS • Tour of Burgos • Discover medieval Leon • Tour of Santiago de Compostela
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Ancient churches, Gaudi-designed architecture and Rioja vineyards. Discover all of this and more on a series of walks which take you to charming towns and cities located on the Pilgrim’s Road to Santiago de Compostela in north-west Spain.
Bay of Biscay Bilbao
Santiago de Compostela
F E
Ponferrada D
León C
Laguardia B
Burgos PORTUGAL
DAY 1 UK to Bilbao Today you’ll fly to Bilbao, the largest city in Spain’s Basque Country.
HOTEL DURANGO, DURANGO (4-STAR) OR HOTEL ERCILLA, BILBAO (4-STAR)
DAY 2 Puente la Reina to La Guardia A Walk 5.2km – 90 minutes El Camino de Santiago was the most important religious and cultural route in Europe in the Middles Ages. During this tour we’ll follow parts of its path, taken by pilgrims heading to Santiago de Compostela, also known as the Way of St James. We’ll even receive a Pilgrim Route Passport, which will be stamped en route.
Today we’ll head to medieval Puente La Reina, the meeting point of the Jaca Pilgrim Road and the French Way. We’ll pause to admire the 12th century church of Santa María de Eunate before beginning our walk along the Camino de Santiago. We’ll pass though vineyards and charming villages until we reach the wine village of Mañeru, where lunch
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is included. Our walk then takes us via the Monastery of Irache to the La Rioja wine region. Here, we will visit a winery and sample Spain’s most famous wine. HOTEL VILLA LAGUARDIA (4-STAR)
DAY 3 La Guardia to Burgos B Walk 5km – 90 minutes
Our first stop today is at Navarrete, a town built in the 12th century by the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre, which offers wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. Our walk today takes us through more vineyards of La Rioja, from the royal town of Nájera, divided by the River Najerilla. We’ll continue by road to Santo Domingo de la Calzada, an important stopping point for pilgrims.
On arrival in Burgos, where we stay tonight, you can join an optional guided tour. Highlights include its cathedral, which is a masterpiece of Spanish Gothic architecture. HOTEL NORTE Y LONDRES, BURGOS (2-STAR)
A Puente la Reina
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