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    • Camino de Santiago Tours

    Table of Contents

    1. Introduction
    2. Upcoming Camino Walk Tours
    3. Frequently Asked Questions
    4. Recommended Reading

    Introduction

    Selah's Camino tours offer a unique and transformative experience for those seeking to explore the spiritual depth of the Camino de Santiago without committing to the full walk. Designed for individuals who may not have the time or inclination to complete the entire pilgrimage, our tours provide a curated taste of the Camino experience, blending the rich cultural heritage of the route with spiritual reflection and personal growth.

    A Thoughtfully Curated Experience

    Our Camino tours are carefully crafted to ensure a balance between physical challenge and spiritual enrichment. Spanning 14-16 days, these itineraries allow participants to walk a manageable portion of the Camino, covering an average distance of 90-100 kilometres. This distance is ideal for those who want to experience the essence of the Camino without the demands of walking the full route. For those who prefer not to walk the entire way, we offer alternative transportation options, ensuring that everyone can participate at their own pace.

    Comfort and Convenience

    Recognizing the importance of comfort after a day of walking, we arrange accommodations in hotels rather than the traditional albergues. Each hotel is selected for its comfort, convenience, and proximity to the Camino path, providing a restful environment to unwind. To further enhance your experience, we include daily breakfast and dinner, allowing you to focus on your journey without worrying about meals. After a long day of walking, you can look forward to enjoying a hearty meal and relaxing in a comfortable setting.

    Stress-Free Travel with Luggage Support

    One of the most significant advantages of our tours is the luggage service we provide. We understand that carrying a heavy backpack for long distances can detract from the enjoyment of your journey. To alleviate this burden, we arrange for your main luggage to be transported from one town to the next, so you only need to carry a daypack during your walks. This service allows you to walk freely and comfortably, fully immersing yourself in the spiritual and scenic beauty of the Camino.

    A Spiritual Journey with Bible-Trained Leaders

    At the heart of Selah's Camino tours is our commitment to spiritual growth and transformation. Each group is led by a Bible-trained leader who guides participants through times of prayer, reflection, and Bible reading. These moments of spiritual engagement are woven into the daily rhythm of the tour, providing opportunities for personal reflection and communal worship. Whether you are seeking to deepen your faith or simply explore your spirituality in a new context, our leaders are there to support and guide you on this journey.

    Local Guides and Cultural Immersion

    In addition to the spiritual aspects of the tour, we ensure that participants gain a rich understanding of the cultural and historical significance of the Camino. Local guides, who are knowledgeable about the region's history, art, and architecture, lead you through the main centres we visit. These guided tours provide insight into the traditions and stories that have shaped the Camino, enriching your experience and connecting you to the broader narrative of this ancient pilgrimage route.

    Optional Extensions for Further Exploration

    For those who wish to extend their adventure, we offer optional extensions to other captivating destinations in Spain or Portugal. These extensions are designed to complement your Camino experience, allowing you to explore additional cultural and historical sites, relax in beautiful surroundings, or continue your spiritual journey in a new setting.

    Concluding in Santiago de Compostela

    Every Selah Camino tour culminates in the historic city of Santiago de Compostela, the ultimate destination of the Camino pilgrimage. Here, participants can reflect on their journey, visit the iconic cathedral, and celebrate the completion of their pilgrimage. This final stop is not just the end of the physical journey but also a moment of spiritual fulfillment and renewal.

    Transformative Travel with Selah

    Selah specialises in tours that are more than just holidays—they are experiences designed to transform and deepen your faith. Our Camino itineraries are no exception. By combining the physical challenge of the Camino with spiritual guidance, cultural immersion, and comfortable accommodations, we create a pilgrimage experience that is both enriching and accessible. Whether you are drawn to the Camino for its spiritual significance, its historical allure, or its scenic beauty, our tours offer a unique opportunity to explore this ancient path in a way that resonates with your personal journey.

    Upcoming Tours

    Faithful Footsteps – Camino Del Norte

    Departs
    16 April 2025
    The Camino Walk in Northern Spain has been a spiritual journey since the Middle Ages. Today the walk attracts people from all over the world, searching for purpose and meaning. As a group of Christians, this is an intentional walk wanting to engage with others along The Way. Invite others for chats at night or as you walk, share your story of faith. The Camino del Norte is said to be the most beautiful Camino walk, with less tourists thna the traditional Frances route.

    The Camino Walk in Northern Spain has been a spiritual journey since the Middle Ages. Back then it was believed that if a pilgrim took the journey their sins would be forgiven! The walk ends in the town of Santiago de Compostela, where it is believed the remains of the apostle James are held in the crypt under the Cathedral. For this reason, the walk is known as the Way of Saint James (even though his remains came by boat!).The scallop shell, found on the shores in Galicia, has long been the symbol of the Camino de Santiago, and is a common signpost along the path to guide pilgrims in the direction of Santiago.

    Today the walk attracts people from all over the world, searching for purpose and meaning. As a group of Christians, this is an intentional walk, for your own faith, to grow and come away spiritually refreshed, but also you’ll find yourself wanting to engage with others along The Way. And we want to give them an opportunity to find out more. Whatever your reason for walking, you will be inspired by the beauty of God’s creation as you walk, you will encounter different people along the way and you will have Selah moments with God as you connect with Him on your walk. For 2025 we have decided to walk the Norte (North) route alomng the Mediterranean Coast – more picturesque and less pilgrims than the traditional Frances route.

    “Fun, fellowship, food, faith; The Camino with Selah will remain one of my special life moments. The quiet contemplation of walking, the food and fun at the end of the day, vistas too glorious to imagine, from hills to valleys, farmland and villages, with always a welcome “cafe con leche” along the way. And the arrival at the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela; the pinnacle of the trip. A truly fabulous experience, not to be missed!”  Judi Bancroft, VIC.

     

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    13 Days $4349
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    Camino Walk

    Departs
    12 October 2024
    The Camino Walk in Northern Spain has been a spiritual journey since the Middle Ages. Today the walk attracts people from all over the world, searching for purpose and meaning. As a group of Christians, this is an intentional walk wanting to engage with others along The Way. Invite others for chats at night or as you walk, share your story of faith.

    The Camino Walk in Northern Spain has been a spiritual journey since the Middle Ages. Back then it was believed that if a pilgrim took the journey their sins would be forgiven! The walk ends in the town of Santiago de Compostela, where it is believed the remains of the apostle James are held in the crypt under the Cathedral. For this reason, the walk is known as the Way of Saint James (even though his remains came by boat!).The scallop shell, found on the shores in Galicia, has long been the symbol of the Camino de Santiago, and is a common signpost along the path to guide pilgrims in the direction of Santiago.

    Today the walk attracts people from all over the world, searching for purpose and meaning. As a group of Christians, this is an intentional walk, for your own faith, to grow and come away spiritually refreshed, but also you’ll find yourself wanting to engage with others along The Way. And we want to give them an opportunity to find out more. Whatever your reason for walking, you will be inspired by the beauty of God’s creation as you walk, you will encounter different people along the way and you will have Selah moments with God as you connect with Him on your walk.

    “Fun, fellowship, food, faith; The Camino with Selah will remain one of my special life moments. The quiet contemplation of walking, the food and fun at the end of the day, vistas too glorious to imagine, from hills to valleys, farmland and villages, with always a welcome “cafe con leche” along the way. And the arrival at the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela; the pinnacle of the trip. A truly fabulous experience, not to be missed!”  Judi Bancroft, VIC.

     

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    UC
    13 Days $4175
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    Camino Walk 2025

    Departs
    29 September 2025
    The Camino Walk in Northern Spain has been a spiritual journey since the Middle Ages. Today the walk attracts people from all over the world, searching for purpose and meaning. As a group of Christians, this is an intentional walk wanting to engage with others along The Way. Invite others for chats at night or as you walk, share your story of faith.

    The Camino Walk in Northern Spain has been a spiritual journey since the Middle Ages. Back then it was believed that if a pilgrim took the journey their sins would be forgiven!

    Today the walk attracts people from all over the world, searching for purpose and meaning. As a group of Christians, this is an intentional walk wanting to engage with others along The Way. Invite others for chats at night or as you walk, share your story of faith.

    The walk ends in the town of Santiago de Compostela, where it is believed the remains of the apostle James are held in the crypt under the Cathedral. For this reason, the walk is known as the Way of Saint James (even though his remains came by boat!).

    The scallop shell, found on the shores in Galicia, has long been the symbol of the Camino de Santiago, and is a common signpost along the path to guide pilgrims in the direction of Santiago.
    Whatever your reason for walking you will be inspired by the beauty of God’s creation as you walk, you will encounter different people along the way and you will have Selah moments with God as you connect with Him on your walk.

    “Fun, fellowship, food, faith; The Camino with Selah will remain one of my special life moments. The quiet contemplation of walking, the food and fun at the end of the day, vistas too glorious to imagine, from hills to valleys, farmland and villages, with always a welcome “cafe con leche” along the way. And the arrival at the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela; the pinnacle of the trip. A truly fabulous experience, not to be missed!”  Judi Bancroft, VIC.

     

    RP
    UC
    13 Days $3999
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    A Pilgrim’s Guide to Sarria – Santiago – Finisterre (which includes the Muxía Circuit and Camino Inglés) by John Brierley

    Camino Lingo (Lightfoot Guide by Reinette Novoa)
    Over 650 English/Spanish words relating specifically to the Camino pilgrimage with simplified pronunciation

    Every Pilgrim’s Guide to Walking to Santiago de Compostela by Peter Müller

    Sinning Across Spain Walking the Camino by Ailsa Piper