Our Routes

Spain · 790 km · 30–35 days

The most walked pilgrimage in the world. Cross the Pyrenees, traverse the Meseta, and arrive at the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.

Italy · 1,000 km · 40–45 days

From the Alpine passes to the eternal city. Walk through Tuscany’s rolling hills, medieval towns, and arrive at St Peter’s Basilica in Rome.

Japan · 70 km · 5–7 days

A sacred trail through Japan’s ancient cedar forests. One of only two pilgrimage routes with UNESCO World Heritage status alongside the Camino.

Norway · 643 km · 28–32 days

From Oslo to Trondheim through Norway’s wild interior. Follow Viking-age paths to the great Nidaros Cathedral — the northernmost medieval cathedral in the world.

Scotland & England · 100 km · 4–5 days

From Melrose Abbey to the tidal island of Lindisfarne — one of Britain’s most sacred and spectacular walks.

England · 190 km · 8–10 days

England’s oldest road — a medieval track from Winchester’s great cathedral to the shrine of Thomas Becket in Canterbury.

Cornwall, England · 20 km · 1–2 days

A short, spectacular crossing of west Cornwall, ending at the island fortress of St Michael’s Mount rising from the sea.

Wales · 217 km · 10–12 days

From Holywell’s sacred spring to Bardsey Island — the Island of 20,000 Saints — across the full breadth of North Wales.

North Yorkshire, England · 65 km · 3–4 days

From the North York Moors to the clifftop ruins of Whitby Abbey, following the landscape shaped by Hilda in 657 AD.

Cornwall, England · 45 km · 2–3 days

An ancient Cornish crossing from Padstow on the north coast to Fowey on the south — linking two of Cornwall’s most beautiful harbour towns.