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Jaume Way - From Catalonia to Rioja
‘Jaume’ is James in Catalan and the Jaume Way (Cat: Camí de Sant Jaume, Sp: Camino Catalán) is the Camino de Santiago route that leads pilgrims from the Mediterranean coast in Catalonia to La Rioja, where pilgrims can join the French Way to continue walking to Santiago de Compostela.
Divided in four stages, the Jaume Way takes walkers from the seaside town of Port de la Selva in the Mediterranean across the Catalan countryside heading West to Aragón and finishing in Logroño, in La Rioja.
You will pass Dalí's birthplace of Figueras, the gorgeous city of Girona, Montserrat Natural Park and sanctuary, Zaragoza city and the famous La Rioja wine region.
The Way of Sant Jaume was declared First European Cultural Itinerary in 1987 and Patrimony of the Humanity by UNESCO in 1993. See the full description of the Jaume Way itinerary on our blog, our Camino de Santiago info or the travel guide.
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Showing 4 Sections
8 nights - from €530 - From Port de la Selva to Vic
8 nights - from €530 - From Vic to Cervera
8 nights - from €530 - From Cervera to Zaragoza
8 nights - from €530 - From Zaragoza (or Saragossa) to Logroño
