This 11-day self-guided cycling holiday in Northern Spain invites you to gear up and experience one of the paths of the Camino de Santiago as you pedal the Camino Primitivo from Oviedo to Santiago de Compostela. Steeped in over a millennium of rich and fascinating history, the ancient pilgrim's trail of the Camino de Santiago is a remarkable network of over 800 kilometres of scenic trails, a section of which is called the Camino Primitivo. At a sprawling distance of 370 kilometres, the Camino Primitivo is the result of one of Europe's most impressive historical migrations. It was first embarked upon by the Asturian King Alfonso II, who set out on his pilgrimage in the year 829. Cycling the ancient trail, you'll make your way through serene villages adorned with traditional architecture. Enjoy warm Spanish hospitality and cultural immersion at every stop along the way, delighting in regional gastronomy, including artisan cheeses, fresh garden produce, and free-range meats. The heart of "Green Spain" is yours to discover as you pedal the lush landscapes of Northern Spain's Andalusia and Galicia regions. Green pastures, enchanting woods, and rolling hills are all fixtures of the cycling route that toggles between moderate and challenging sections. This unforgettable cycling holiday allows you to experience the magic of this ancient journey at your own pace. With two wheels beneath you and your gaze fixed on Santiago de Compostela, you'll cruise through some of Spain's most beautiful natural landscapes. Challenge yourself on your own personal pilgrimage. Book the Camino Primitivo Cycling Tour today! Enjoy exhilarating cycling routes through the gorgeous landscapes of “Green Spain.” Cycle peaceful villages, green pastures, enchanting woods and rolling hills, soaking in the serene settings. Get acquainted with the unique styles and flavours of Northern Spain’s Andalusia and Galicia regions. Celebrate your achievements as you reach Santiago de Compostela, proudly collecting your Compostelana (certificate).
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