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How many Caminos de Santiago are there in Spain and in the Iberian Peninsula?

One of the best things about the Camino de Santiago is the multitude of routes we can take

The answer to this question is not at all simple, as there are dozens of routes throughout Spain, although most of them are variants or other beginnings of the main routes, which later end up joining them. 

The Xunta de Galicia recognizes ten "official" routes of the Camino de Santiago, but this is only a way of classifying the most popular, it does not mean that the rest are not valid or are not allowed, in fact they have many attractions to offer.

Catedral de Burgos - Wikimedia Commons/Jose Luis Filpo Cabana

Catedral de Burgos - Wikimedia Commons/Jose Luis Filpo Cabana

French Way

North Road

Primitive Way

English Way

Portuguese Way

  • Start the Camino in Porto
  • Distance: 233 km
  • Stages: 5
  • Other starting points: Tui

Portuguese Coastal Route

Silver Route

Winter Road

The Way of Saint James to Finisterre and Muxía

  • Start the Camino in Santiago de Compostela
  • Distance: 140 km
  • Stages: 5

Route of the Arousa Sea and Ulla River

  • Start the Camino in Ribeira
  • Distance: 106 km (to Padrón)
  • Stages: 2
Plaza Virgen de los Reyes Sevilla - Wikimedia Commons/Diliff

Plaza Virgen de los Reyes Sevilla - Wikimedia Commons/Diliff

Other roads of the Iberian Peninsula

Mozarabic Road

  • Start the Camino in Almeria
  • Distance: 792 km
  • Stages: 40
  • Joins the Vía de la Plata in Mérida.

Aragonese Way

  • Start the Camino in Roncesvalles
  • Distance: 170 km
  • Stages: 6
  • Joins the French Way at Puente de la Reina.

South Route

  • Start the Camino in Huelva
  • Distance: 176 km
  • Stages: 7
  • Joins the Vía de la Plata in Mérida.

Levante Way

Road to Madrid

The Soria Way

  • Start the Camino in Zaragoza
  • Distance: 200 km
  • Stages: 8
  • Joins the French Way in Burgos

Way of the Sea

  • Start the Camino in Ribadeo
  • Distance: 275 km
  • Stages: 12
  • Joins the English Way in Ferrol

Forgotten Way

  • Start the Camino in Bilbao
  • Distance: 400 km
  • Stages: 21
  • Joins the French Way in Cacabelos (León).

Inland Basque Way (Via Bayona)

  • Start the Camino in Irún
  • Distance: 217 km
  • Stages: 9
  • Joins the French Way in Sto. Domingo de la Calzada.

Catalan Way (Camí de Sant Jaume)

  • Start the Camino in Barcelona
  • Distance: 188 km
  • Stages: 7
  • Joins the French Way in Logroño.

The Way of Montserrat (Camí de Sant Jaume)

Via Augusta

  • Start the Camino in Cadiz
  • Distance: 190 km
  • Stages: 7
  • Joins the Vía de la Plata in Seville.

Orange Blossom Route

  • Starts the Camino in Cartagena
  • Distance: 243 km
  • Stages: 10
  • Joins the Vía de la Plata in Benavente.

The Ría de Muros-Noia Route

  • Starts the Camino in Muros
  • Distance: 243 km
  • Stages: 96 km

Canary Way

  • Starts the Camino in Gran Canaria
  • Distance: 70 km
  • Stages: 3 or 4

The Wool Road

  • Starts the Camino in Alicante
  • Distance: 675 km
  • Stages: 27
  • Joins the French Way in Burgos

The road to Mallorca

  • Start the Camino in Mallorca
  • Distance: 66 km
  • Stages: 4
  • Joins the Camino de la Lana in Alicante.

Sanabrés Way

  • Starts the Camino in Zamora
  • Distance: 370 km
  • Stages: 13
  • Joins the Vía de la Plata in Laza.
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