- 13 days13 riding days
- 696 kmby bike
- Bikeyour choice
- Hotelshand-picked
- 24 h supportand guide
- 2.990 €per person
Three important things
What people ask us most before joining the Camino.
You don't need to be a pro
An average fitness level and the will to ride several days in a row is enough. If you prefer, you can do it on an e-bike.
You can come on your own
Many travellers sign up alone and finish the Camino with a group of friends. The group is there for you, everyone rides at their own pace.
You don't have to organize anything
Hotels, luggage, meals, guide and 24 h support vehicle. You pedal, we take care of the rest.
Camino from Roncesvalles: Pamplona – Santiago de Compostela
The Camino de Santiago, one of the oldest and most venerated pilgrimage routes, takes travellers to the majestic city of Santiago de Compostela, where, according to tradition, the remains of the Apostle Saint James rest. This route covers 790 kilometres, from Roncesvalles to Santiago, combining sporting adventure with spiritual experiences across the plains, valleys and mountains of northern Spain. Along the way, you will explore picturesque towns and cities showcasing a rich architectural heritage, from Romanesque to Gothic and Arabic, offering a deep immersion into the history and culture of this legendary route.
Routes to suit you
Choose the route and pace that best suit your level.
Constant support
The support vehicle follows you all day: breakdowns, tiredness or visits.
Food and culture
Great food, historic villages and corners only locals know.
Day by day
13 days and about 696 km to Santiago de Compostela.
Madrid – Pamplona (Transfer)
Transfer from Madrid to Pamplona, gateway to the Camino de Santiago route. Here the equipment is prepared and the bikes are collected, with time to explore the city.
Pamplona – St. Jean de Pied de Port (France) – Pamplona70 km
First stage of the route, which includes an excursion to the French side of the Pyrenees, in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, before returning to Pamplona. A day of challenge and mountainous landscapes.
Pamplona – Estella46 km
A ride between Pamplona and the picturesque town of Estella, famous for its medieval architecture. The route alternates gentle hills and rural landscapes.
Estella – Logroño50 km
This stage takes you to Logroño, capital of La Rioja, famous for its wines. You will cross vineyards and golden fields, finishing in a vibrant, lively city.
Logroño – Santo Domingo de la Calzada52 km
The route continues to Santo Domingo de la Calzada, a key place on the Camino, known for its impressive cathedral and the legend of the rooster and the hen.
Santo Domingo – Burgos74 km
A long day towards Burgos, where the imposing Gothic cathedral awaits you. Flat landscapes and plateaus accompany you on this day of riding.
Burgos – Frómista75 km
A route through the lands of Castile, arriving in Frómista, famous for its Romanesque church of San Martín. A flatter, faster stage.
Frómista – Sahagún62 km
A quiet stage across the Castilian plateau to Sahagún, a small town full of history, considered the “Heart of the Camino”.
León – Astorga50 km
Departing from León, with its Gothic cathedral as a landmark, the route leads to Astorga, famous for its episcopal palace designed by Gaudí and its Jacobean tradition.
Astorga – Molinaseca52 km
You cross the majestic Cruz de Ferro on a stage that runs through mountains and valleys, ending in Molinaseca, a charming medieval village.
Molinaseca – Portomarín71 km
An intense day crossing the Montes de León and entering Galicia, ending in Portomarín, a village rebuilt after the creation of the Belesar reservoir.
Portomarín – Arzúa54 km
You continue towards Arzúa, crossing green landscapes and Galician hills. This stage offers a breather before the final stage.
Arzúa – Santiago de Compostela40 km
Last day of riding, with a short but significant stage that culminates at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the final destination of the Camino and place of celebration for pilgrims. Breakfasts, lunches, nutritious snacks. Rural lodgings and 2-3 star hotels. Tips for luggage, porters and hotel service. Support vehicle. Mechanical assistance. Guide Luggage transport from hotel to hotel. Optional: Bike rental Payment and Cancellation Policy To confirm the trip booking, payment will be made in three stages: 25% at the time of booking. 50% must be paid 3 months before departure. The remaining 25% must be paid 1 month before departure. If you cancel at least 3 months before departure, everything paid is refunded except the 25% booking deposit; after that there is no refund.
What the trip includes
We take care of everything so you only think about riding.
Breakfasts, lunches, nutritious snacks.
Rural lodgings and 2-3 star hotels.
Tips for luggage, porters and hotel service.
Support vehicle.
Mechanical assistance.
Guide
Luggage transport from hotel to hotel.
Optional: Bike rental
The Camino with us
What our riders who reached Santiago say
4.9 out of 5 on Google with over 140 reviews.
We recently completed the Camino de Santiago from León. The care for the riders on the route, the hotels, restaurants and extra recommendations from the MTB Spain team were excellent. We will be back!
We have had the pleasure of doing the Camino de Santiago three times with MTBSPAIN, and every time the experience has been simply exceptional.
Every trip with MTBSpain is an adventure full of good moments, great routes, planned activities and beautiful scenery. Great company and lots of laughs.
Payment and Cancellation Policy
To confirm your booking, payment is made in three instalments:
- 25% on booking (non-refundable).
- 50% three months before departure.
- 25% remaining one month before departure.
Cancellation
- Up to 3 months before departure: everything paid is refunded except the 25% booking deposit.
- Less than 3 months before departure: no refund.
Just bring your sense of adventure
We take care of the rest. Book your place or ask us anything.