Book a Private Retreat with Camino Yoga Retreats
Looking for a unique and transformative experience for your group?
Camino Yoga Retreats offers private retreats on the historic Camino de Santiago. Inquire now and let's embark on an unforgettable adventure together.
Customize Your Trip
Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, team building, or a peaceful escape, our retreats provide the perfect blend of yoga, meditation, and the enriching journey of the Camino. No yoga/more yoga? No problem. Longer days/shorter days... it's all up to you! Embarking on the Camino de Santiago is a personal journey, and selecting the right route depends on your fitness level and available time. See more info on the different routes below.
What's Included?
- Guided walking in Spain or Portugal
- Lodging - your preference from basic to superior
- Breakfast and Dinners
- Trip insurance
- Airport Transfers
- Yoga
- Meditation
- Pilgrim Passport
- Tapas Tour in Santiago
- Tips/Gratuities
- Luggage Transport
- Rooftop/Tour of the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela
- Land tour only, no airfare
Pricing
Varies depending on route/length
Lodging can be basic to upgraded superior accommodation at well chosen, rural hotels, casa rurales (country cottages) and/or bed and breakfasts. All rooms are private with a private bathroom.
Choosing Your Route for the Camino de Santiago
There are many routes to Santiago de Compostela, each with its own landscape, history, and rhythm.
Camino Inglés (The English Way)
Distance: ~120 km (75 miles)
Typical Duration: About 1 week
Starting Point: Ferrol or A Coruña, Spain
A shorter Camino traditionally used by pilgrims arriving by sea from England and Northern Europe. The Camino Inglés offers a manageable distance with beautiful Galician countryside and a strong sense of pilgrimage history.
Camino Francés (The French Way)
Distance: ~780 km (485 miles)
Typical Duration: 4–6 weeks (full route)
Starting Point: Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, France
The most famous and well-traveled Camino route. The Francés passes through historic villages, vineyards, farmland, and iconic pilgrimage landmarks across northern Spain.
Camino Portugués (The Portuguese Way)
Distance: ~620 km (385 miles) from Lisbon or ~240 km (150 miles) from Porto
Typical Duration: 2–4 weeks depending on starting point
Starting Points: Lisbon or Porto, Portugal
One of the most popular routes today. Pilgrims experience the culture of Portugal before crossing into Galicia, with charming villages, coastal views, and beautiful stone pathways.
Camino del Norte (The Northern Way)
Distance: ~825 km (512 miles)
Typical Duration: 5–6 weeks
Starting Point: Irún, Spain
A spectacular coastal Camino following Spain’s northern shoreline. Known for dramatic ocean views, green hills, and a more challenging terrain, the Norte offers a quieter and deeply scenic pilgrimage experience.
Camino Primitivo (The Original Way)
Distance: ~320 km (199 miles)
Typical Duration: 2–3 weeks
Starting Point: Oviedo, Spain
Considered the oldest Camino route, the Primitivo crosses the mountains of Asturias and Galicia. It is known for its rugged beauty, fewer crowds, and strong historical significance.
Finisterre & Muxía Way
Distance: ~90 km (56 miles) to Finisterre and an additional ~30 km (19 miles) to Muxía
Typical Duration: 3–5 days
Starting Point: Santiago de Compostela
The only Camino that begins in Santiago. Pilgrims continue west to the Atlantic coast, traditionally considered the “end of the world.” This route offers dramatic coastal scenery and a powerful way to complete the pilgrimage.
Planning Your Private Camino
Whether you are looking for a short, reflective walk or a longer pilgrimage, we can help design a private Camino retreat tailored to your goals. Together we’ll consider your timeline, preferred pace, accommodations, and the type of experience you hope to have along the Way.
