Camino de Santiago from St Jean Pied de Port to Logrono

In Saint Jean Pied de Port, you will start this magnificent journey. Upon arrival you will realize why it is the preferred starting point for many pilgrims. It is the perfect place that will allow you to prepare for this journey that you will start on the Camino de Santiago.

Overnight in St Jean Pied de Port

Today's tour will be magnificent because you will enjoy splendid and wonderful views. Along the way you will find slopes, some not so pronounced as others, on paths that will surely allow you a rewarding experience.  

Continue until you reach Roncesvalles, a fascinating village located in the middle of the mountains, that will give you fascinating scenarios to observe and know.

If you prefer, you can divide this stage in two, staying overnight in Valcarlos.

Overnight in Roncesvalles

The day begins in Roncesvalles, a popular starting point for many Spanish pilgrims. Some of the highlights are the Chapel of San Jaime and the Royal Collegiate Church of Santa Maria. 

The path that unites Roncesvalles with Zubiri will take us over two mountain passes: Alto de Mezquíriz and Alto de Erro.Afterwards, the road continues downhill to Zubiri, whose Puente de la Rabia (Bridge of Rage) over the River Arga is the main attraction. 

Overnight in Zubiri

Today's spectacular tour will take you to Pamplona, capital of Navarra. Your walk will be a little more relaxed than usual, as it is common to meet several travellers who both depart from, and arrive in the hectic Pamplona. 

But before you arrive you can enjoy a quiet walk following the River Arga and then on varied trails that will take you to today's destination. 

Overnight in Pamplona

The day will begin with an ascent to the Alto del Perdon, a mountain range with an altitude of 770 metres. From there you will have incredible views of Pamplona and its valley, you can also get to know the "Monumento al Camino", a series of sculptures that honour pilgrims from different eras. 

Later you will arrive at Puente la Reina, a town named after the Romanesque-style bridge that is located at the entrance, which was sent to be built in the 11th century, by Queen Dona Mayor so that pilgrims could cross the River Arga. 

In this town, which is also famous for being the place where you will find two main paths of the Camino de Santiago, you can also contemplate the medieval buildings and taste its traditional gastronomy.

Overnight in Puente la Reina

Today's tour will be easier than yesterday's. After leaving Puente la Reina behind, you will enter the olive groves and fields of crops, and later pass through vineyards. 

Later you will make a stop in Cirauqui, a village located in the middle of the pilgrim's route, on top of a hill, which is characterized by its constructions around the Gothic church of San Roman. 

Then you will continue your way along the well-conserved Roman road until you reach Estella, a charming medieval town that houses countless palaces, churches and convents.

Overnight in Estella

Today's main attractions will be the immense fields, vineyards and olive trees.

Start your day with a good glass of wine, because when you leave Estella you can stop at the Irache Winery, founded in 1891, located at the foot of Monte Montejurra and famous for having a fountain that emanates wine instead of water,and for free! 

Later, when you arrive in Villamayor de Monjardin, you will be able to contemplate the ruins of San Esteban de Deyo Castle, a construction dating from the 10th century. 

Then you will continue to Los Arcos, an emblematic place on the Camino de Santiago, ideal to discover the history and traditions in these lands. 

Overnight in Los Arcos

Today you will have the possibility to decide if you complete the entire walk to Logrono, as it can be quite demanding, or if you prefer to take a break in Viana. 

Gradually, you will enter the territories of La Rioja and encounter the imposing Clavijo Castle, located on top of an immense rock and surrounded by fascinating landscapes, where, according to legend, Santiago the Apostle led the Christian troops to defeat the Muslim army. 

The walk will be characterized by several ascents and descents. In Viana you can rest near the Chapel of La Virgen de las Cuevas. 

Later, you will arrive at a beautiful stone bridge that crosses the River Ebro, the second longest river in Spain, which will welcome you to Logrono, a city that you will love at first sight.

Overnight in Logrono

If you wish, you can explore this city, capital of the autonomous community of La Rioja, and get to know its beautiful monuments and attractions such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria de la Redonda, the Stone Bridge, the Church of Santiago Real or the renowned Calle Portales, among many others.

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