Boutique Camino de Santiago Tours

We take care of the details, so you can experience the adventure of a lifetime.

Walk with us

“Kate Goad of Andaspain is truly our Camino Angel.”

Reviewed by Carrie Dinow – October 2025

A lone walker with a backpack and hiking poles follows a narrow dirt path through a lush green tunnel of moss-covered banks and overhanging trees on the Camino de Santiago.

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3 ways to walk your Camino

Whether you want company, privacy, or total freedom, there is a way to walk the Camino that fits you perfectly.

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Guided tours

Walk with new friends in a small group with expert bilingual guides. Sublime accommodation, delicious food, and all details taken care of.

Find your guided tour
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Private guided tours

Your group, your pace, your Camino. Whether it’s friends, family or colleagues, we design a private guided tour built around you: enjoy the same luxuries of any Andaspain tour, entirely on your own terms.

Plan your private tour
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Self-guided tours

We closely work with you to build a custom Camino that gives you the best pilgrimage experience with total peace of mind. You walk and explore on your terms, with details such as the route, accommodation, and bags all taken care of by us.

Plan your self-guided tour
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We handle the details. You walk the Camino.

We handle everything

Bags, beds, meals, logistics – all taken care of. You focus on the walk: enjoy the experience of a lifetime without a care in the world.

Small groups, real connections

Groups are intentionally small so every walker gets personal attention. You start with strangers, and end up with friends.

The best guides

Our bilingual guides are experienced pilgrims themselves, who know every stone of the Camino, and can’t wait to share it with you.

Your Camino, your way

Whether you walk with a group, bring your own friends, or prefer to go independently: we shape your pilgrimage around you.

The Best of the Camino del Norte

Two pilgrims with hiking poles and backpacks make their way along a rocky, moss-flanked path on Andaspain's Laid-back last 100km of the Camino Francés, surrounded by dense green woodland.

What pilgrims say

Trip of a lifetime

“[My trip with Andaspain] in October, 2025 was an experience to remember. […] Wow, what a wonderful trip; I was not disappointed. The itinerary was very well planned out, the included meals outstanding and the accommodations were all top notch and in some cases, absolutely luxurious. The cost of the excursion was very much a good value when considering the quality of the guides, the comfort of the support services and equally important, the comfort and beauty of the accommodations. […]. All in all, my experience with Andaspain was a 5 star plus.
Thank you, Andaspain for the experience of a lifetime.”

Our guided tours

Two pilgrims with colorful backpacks pass an elderly local man seated outdoors beside handcrafted walking sticks for sale, a quiet and human moment of connection on the open meseta of the Camino Francés. Andaspain Every Inch of the Camino de Santiago tour.

Every Inch of the Camino Francés

Walk every step of Spain’s most iconic pilgrimage on a fully supported 36-day journey from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela.

From 9810

36 days / 35 nights

Dozens of hand-painted scallop shells hung on a wooden fence along the Camino de Santiago, each inscribed with personal messages, names, and quotes in multiple languages — the kind of moving, human detail that Andaspain Walking Adventures pilgrims encounter on the route.

Laid-back Last 100 km of the Camino Francés

Experience all the magic of the Camino Francés on a fully supported journey from Sarria to Santiago, walking the final 115 km at a relaxed and comfortable pace.

From 4230

10 days / 9 nights

An Andaspain Walking Adventures traveler strolls beneath the vaulted stone arches of the Monasterio de Armenteira's medieval cloister, moss creeping over centuries-old columns — a quiet highlight of the Coastal & Spiritual Camino Portugués.

The Coastal & Spiritual Camino Portugués

On Andaspain Walking Adventures’ Coastal & Spiritual Camino Portugués, you’ll trade crowded Camino trails for empty Atlantic coastline, vineyard hills, and centuries-old fishing villages. The 121 km (75 mi) journey closes the way pilgrims have for centuries, crossing the Ría de Arousa by boat before walking the final steps into Santiago de Compostela.

From 4230

10 days / 9 nights

Here is what pilgrims say

Lifelong Planned Trip made possible by AndaSpain

“Excellently curated Sarria to Santiago Camino Walked. We were doing this husband & wife married for 30 years. We were on the self-guided option. With Kate Goad (AndaSpain) we never felt unguided. Kate guided us through out our trip planning, Camino arrangements, and post trip. The response time to queries were very swift and we never felt unattended at any point in the journey. Choice of Hotels (all along the route were superb & very welcoming. I will endorse AndaSpain to my friends/family who are thinking of doing the Camino Walk.”

Discover the Camino de Santiago

Ever wondered why this trail is so magical? The Camino de Santiago (the Way of St James) is one of the world’s great pilgrim routes – a journey that has been walked for over a thousand years, and one that stays with you for the rest of your life. Learn how walking with Andaspain will make your pilgrimage exceptional.

Learn about the Camino
A lone walker in an orange jacket strolls along the shoreline at Camarido beach near Caminha, a coastal town on the Portuguese Camino featured in Andaspain's tours, their figure reflected in a mirror-still tidal pool, with large rocks in the foreground, a conical hill on the horizon, and a dramatic sunset sky of orange and pink clouds stretching overhead.