French Way from Burgos
Request a budget!125 km
Distance
8 days/ 7 nights
Duration
Breakfast and dinner or only breakfast
Meals
Hotels and Rural Houses
Accommodation
From 849€ per person
Prices
General description
The Camino de Santiago from Burgos to Sahagún is part of the historic French Way. It begins in the spectacular city of Burgos, birthplace of the legendary El Cid Campeador and considered the capital of Spanish Gothic architecture thanks to its imposing cathedral.
This section ends in Sahagún, in the heart of the Castilian plateau, where the open landscapes and infinite horizons accompany us in each step, creating an atmosphere of tranqui...
lity ideal for the pilgrim.During this section of the Camino, you will enjoy nature in its pure state, with immense cultivated fields, small hamlets and charming rural villages rich with history. The Romanesque churches that dot the Way are authentic jewels of Castilian heritage.
This section is perfect for those seeking the most authentic essence of the French Way, away from the crowds and with the possibility of deeply connecting with the environment, local culture and fellow pilgrims.
Ready to start your adventure? Live the unique experience of the Camino de Santiago from Burgos and let yourself be surprised by the magic of Castile.
The Camino de Santiago from Burgos to Sahagún is part of the historic French Way. It begins in the spectacular city of Burgos, birthplace of the legendary El Cid Campeador and considered the capital of Spanish Gothic architecture thanks to its imposing cathedral.
This section ends in Sahagún, in the heart of the Castilian plateau, where the open landscapes and infinite horizons accompany us in each step, creating an atmosphere of tranquility ideal for the pilgrim.
During this section of the Camino, you will enjoy nature in its pure state, with immense cultivated fields, small hamlets and charming rural villages rich with history. The Romanesque churches that dot the Way are authentic jewels of Castilian heritage.
This section is perfect for those seeking the most authentic essence of the French Way, away from the crowds and with the possibility of deeply connecting with the environment, local culture and fellow pilgrims.
Ready to start your adventure? Live the unique experience of the Camino de Santiago from Burgos and let yourself be surprised by the magic of Castile.
Request your budget
We begin our route in the magnificent city of Burgos, an essential stop on the Camino de Santiago. Its Historic Center, perfect for walking, extends along the Arlanzón River and is full of bars where you can enjoy the traditional Castilian tapas.
Burgos is known as the capital of Spanish Gothic, and its cathedral - one of the most impressive in Europe - deserves an unhurried visit.
Night in:
Burgos
Leaving Burgos behind, we enter the Castilian plateau, walking on dirt paths surrounded by vast cultivated fields. During this stage we will cross oak and conifer forests, although shade is scarce, so we recommend carrying sun protection and a hat.
We will reach Hornillos del Camino, a small town of medieval origin that retains the essence of the Camino.
Route:
21 km
Route time:
5 hours
Night in:
Hornillos del Camino
Today we will cross the immensity of the Castilian Plateau and enjoy an unparalleled natural environment. After leaving Hornillos, we will ascend to a plateau and then descend to the Valle del Río Bol, where the picturesque town of Castrojeriz is located.
We recommend climbing the 9th century castle to enjoy incredible views. If you travel in July, don't miss its traditional Garlic Festival.
Route:
20 km
Route time:
5 hours
Night in:
Castrojeriz
We leave the province of Burgos and enter Palencia, after reaching the highest point of this section: the Alto de Mostelares. We will cross the Pisuerga River and enter the Tierra de Campos (Land of Fields).
In Boadilla del Camino, it is worth visiting the Church of the Assumption. We will continue alongside the historic Canal de Castilla until we reach Frómista.
Route:
23 km
Route time:
6 hours
Night in:
Frómista
We start the day visiting the Church of San Martín, a jewel of 11th century Romanesque architecture. The path runs parallel to the road, although there is an alternative route through Villovieco, following the banks of the Ucieza River.
Both routes join in Villalcázar de Sirga, home to the majestic Church of Santa María la Blanca. Finally, we will reach Carrión de los Condes, where the Monastery of San Zoilo and several historic churches stand out.
Route:
19 km
Route time:
5 hours
Night in:
Carrión de los Condes
During this stage we will walk along a stretch of the ancient Via Aquitania, a Roman road that connected Bordeaux with Astorga. The path is straight, without villages or water sources for several kilometers, so it is important to carry enough water.
The solitude and silence of this route allow for a unique introspective experience. At the end of the journey, we will find Calzadilla de la Cueza, a small town that appears like an oasis after the moorland.
Route:
17 km
Route time:
4 hours
Night in:
Calzadilla de la Cueza
Today we will leave Palencia behind and enter the province of León, crossing small valleys, oak groves and extensive cereal fields. The route passes through Ledigos, Terradillos de los Templarios and Moratinos.
After crossing the Valderaduey River in San Nicolás del Real Camino, we will reach Sahagún, with important monuments such as the Mudéjar Churches of San Tirso and San Lorenzo.
Route:
22 km
Route time:
5,5 hours
Night in:
Sahagún
Sahagún is a historic city in the heart of the Castilian plateau. Here ends this section of the French Way. You can spend time exploring its rich heritage and monuments.
We recommend spending an additional night to rest and leisurely explore this town, considered the geographical center of the French Way.
End of our services. Buen Camino!
General Information
All the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago for your Camino de Santiago journey are equipped with private bathrooms and all the services necessary to guarantee a comfortable and pleasant stay.
Our team personally verifies the quality of each accommodation offered, ensuring that pilgrims enjoy an unforgettable experience along the way, complemented by restful nights.
Availability
When working with high quality accommodations with limited capacity, the specific name of the accommodations will be provided 30 days before the start of your Camino.
All accommodations for the Camino de Santiago are subject to availability. In case any accommodation is not available due to lack of capacity, we will provide you with lodging of equal or better quality.
Individual rooms
We have individual rooms available, subject to availability. These should be reserved in advance and carry an additional cost.
Where am I going to stay?
All our accommodations have been carefully selected to guarantee you tranquility, rest and enjoyment throughout your Camino de Santiago:
Santiago de Compostela
Our guarantees
All accommodations include private bathroom and have been personally verified by our team.
Locations close to the Camino or on the route itself to maximize your comfort.
Possibility of flexible changes and cancellations according to our reservation policies.
Services included
-
Accommodation in hotels and rural houses.
-
Rooms with private bathroom.
-
Chosen diet.
-
Luggage transport between stages.
-
Pilgrim credential.
-
Full trip documentation.
-
24/7 telephone assistance.
Optional services
-
Individual room supplement
-
5 picnics supplement (snack, drink and dessert)
-
Extra night in Santiago (Breakfast included)
-
Transfers to/from the starting or arrival point
-
Cancellation insurance
Information about Camino de Santiago
Complete guide to the French Way of the Camino de Santiago from Burgos to Sahagún
We present a complete guide to the French Way between Burgos and Sahagún, one of the most special and recommended routes to experience the Camino de Santiago. We're going to explain why it's so worthwhile to walk this section and we'll give you all the practical details so that you can enjoy it to the fullest.
Our goal is clear: encourage you to discover this wonderful stretch of the Way, full of history, infinite landscapes and unforgettable moments.
Why choose the section of Burgos to Sahagún?
-
Excellent infrastructure:: This section is ideal for both first-time pilgrims and experienced walkers. You will find good signage, quality accommodations, rest areas, pharmacies and restaurants at each stage. Everything is prepared so you can focus on enjoying the Camino.
-
A journey through history:: From the majestic city of Burgos to the medieval town of Sahagún, this route is full of architectural jewels, many dating back to medieval times. Cathedrals, churches, monasteries and castles blend with rural landscapes that have witnessed centuries of pilgrimages.
-
Gastronomy to nourish body and soul:: This section offers a rich culinary tradition, perfect for food lovers. From hearty stews to locally raised meats, not to mention fresh garden produce... This route nourishes pilgrims with the authentic flavors of Castilla y León.
Information on the Camino de Santiago route from Burgos to Sahagún
The section of the French Way between Burgos and Sahagún is one of the most valued by pilgrims who wish to enjoy a route with great cultural heritage, good services and infinite landscapes of the Castilian plateau. Throughout its 120 km, you will discover historical villages, medieval architecture and an authentic pilgrimage experience.
This tour is ideal for both beginners and experienced walkers. Its layout, of moderate difficulty, crosses cereal fields, gentle hills and lovely towns like Carrión de los Condes or Castrojeriz, to end in the monumental Sahagún. A balanced route that combines nature, history and gastronomy.
What to do on the Camino de Santiago from Burgos to Sahagún?
With Good Way Santiago, you can tour the section between Burgos and Sahagún with total tranquility, enjoying carefully selected accommodations and all the necessary services. This route is divided into seven stages, which allows you to walk the 120 kilometers at a balanced pace, taking advantage of each day to discover the heritage, landscapes and gastronomy of the Castilian plateau.
Tour and maps of the Camino de Santiago from Burgos to Sahagún
We present the stages of the French road from Burgos to Sahagún, with the main stops and the total route of 120 kilometers divided into seven days. Each section combines heritage, landscape and tradition to offer you an unforgettable experience:
Camino de Santiago profile from Burgos to Sahagún
The profile of this route from Burgos to Sahagún is gentle, with moderate altitude, and the slopes are not steep. The terrain consists mainly of well-maintained paths and secondary roads, making it accessible for pilgrims of all levels, from beginners to the most experienced.
Duration of the Camino de Santiago from Burgos
The French Way route from Burgos to Sahagún can be completed comfortably in seven days. With the planning of Good Way Santiago, you will enjoy a balanced tour, with selected accommodations and sufficient time to get to know the villages, monuments and landscapes of the Way. The duration can vary slightly according to your pace, weather conditions or if you decide to extend any stop.
The best time to make the French road from Burgos
The choice of the time to make the way depends on your personal preferences:
Ideal climate, blooming wildflowers and cultural festivities such as Holy Week.
Pleasant temperatures on the plateau, though with more pilgrims on the route.
Golden landscapes, mild temperatures and fewer pilgrims on the path.
Cold weather, but perfect conditions for those seeking silence and tranquility.
Where to stay and eat on the French Way from Burgos
With Good Way Santiago, your accommodation will be guaranteed in the best places, such as rural houses and quality hotels. Additionally, you can enjoy the excellent Castilian cuisine in restaurants such as:
Traditional grilled meats and regional cuisine.
Local cuisine featuring products from the region.
Excellent service and homemade dishes full of flavor.
Historical origins of the French Way from Burgos
The route from Burgos was one of the first to be established after the rise of the French Way in the Middle Ages. Its importance grew with the expansion of the Reconquista and the consolidation of the Christian kingdoms.
Today, it remains one of the sections with the richest traditions and most beautiful landscapes on the Camino.
Join the experience
Discover the history, landscapes and traditions of the French Way from Burgos. Join thousands of pilgrims who have traveled this historic route and enjoy a unique experience. We look forward to helping you plan your journey!
Request your personalized quoteYou can start the Camino de Santiago at any time of the year. However, it is important to take into account the weather and the season when you decide to do it, so you can dress properly.
The easiest way to get to the beginning of your Camino de Santiago is using public transportation, whether plane, train or bus, to the city or town closest to your point of departure.
Once you confirm your reservation, you just have to send us your arrival information (flight, train or bus) and we will organize a private transfer to your starting point.
Of course! The Camino de Santiago is completely suitable for pilgrims who decide to travel alone.
If you prefer to have an individual room, either because you travel alone or because you prefer privacy, at Good Way Santiago we offer you this option. You can reserve all your nights in individual rooms for an additional cost. Due to the high demand for these rooms, we recommend you make the reservation in advance.
On the Camino de Santiago you will find many pilgrims traveling alone. Some will reach the Camino on their own, while others might separate from their companions due to the difference in walking pace. Either way, don't worry: the Camino is very well signposted, so you won't have problems following it on your own.
Most routes on the Camino de Santiago are done in self-guided mode, which allows you to advance at your own pace. We will provide you with a complete itinerary, which includes maps and details about the places of interest at each stage. This itinerary will be sent to you a month before the start of your Camino.
However, if you prefer to go in a group with a guide, we offer routes organized with accompanying guides in the section from Sarria to Santiago. These routes have guaranteed departures and are conducted in groups of maximum 15 people. The guides are trained to speak English and Spanish.
The complete itinerary that we provide is a detailed guide that includes maps, route profiles and places of interest throughout each stage of the Camino de Santiago.
The walking times and distances indicated in the guide are based on reference values, but keep in mind that these may vary according to your walking pace.
We will send you the complete itinerary and all the documentation for your trip (accommodation reservations, luggage transfers, etc.) by email a month before your departure.
At Good Way Santiago we design each stage of the Camino taking into account the needs of our pilgrims, so you can travel the distances comfortably according to your physical level and the days you have available.
In general, the stages of the Camino de Santiago vary between 15 and 20 km. If you prefer to walk less distance, we can divide some stages into two parts, adjusting to your pace and needs.
Regardless of whether you are a sedentary person or if you exercise regularly, it is important to prepare yourself physically for the Camino de Santiago.
- For sedentary people: it is recommended to start with moderate activities, such as walking for 20 minutes, two or three times per week. As you progress, gradually increase the duration to walk about 4 to 5 kilometers per hour.
- For people with regular physical activity: you can start walking between 45 and 60 minutes a day, gradually increasing both time and distance.
Ideally, you should start training three months in advance to ensure good physical preparation.
There is no mandatory minimum time to make a reservation, but during high demand dates such as high season or during special events like Sanfermines (July 7-14) or the Festival of Santiago the Apostle (July 25), the occupancy of accommodations can be higher.
To guarantee availability in the best accommodations and fulfill your preferences, we recommend you make your reservation as early as possible.
To walk along any of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, we recommend the following items:
- Light and dry drying clothes
- Waterproof jacket and pants
- Sun cap and sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Suitable shoes for hiking
- Trekking canes
- Comfortable footwear to rest
- A compact jacket
- A bottle of water
Depending on the season of the year you make the route, some of these items may vary.
In addition, with Good Way Santiago you will have luggage transfer between stages. We carry your backpack from one accommodation to another so that you only have to worry about walking. (maximum 1 piece of 20 kg per person). We recommend preparing a day backpack to carry the essentials: water, sunscreen, cap, sunglasses, documents, some food and cash.
Every day, before 8:00 a.m., you must leave your luggage properly labeled at the reception of your accommodation. A carrier will pick it up and take it to your next accommodation on your route.
The delivery of your luggage will be made before 4:00 P.M. depending on the distance between the stages and the carrier's route.
It is highly advisable to have travel insurance for the routes of the Camino de Santiago, which covers all unforeseen events that may arise during the journey.
We suggest you hire the travel assistance insurance and the cancellation insurance that we offer through Good Way Santiago. If you have any questions or need more information about these insurance options, do not hesitate to contact us.
Yes, all the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago for the Camino de Santiago have private bathroom to guarantee your comfort and privacy during your stay.
Yes, we offer options both in individual rooms and double rooms, according to the needs of each pilgrim.
The individual rooms have an additional surcharge and are subject to availability in different locations. We recommend you reserve well in advance to ensure you get this type of accommodation.
We work with a selection of high quality accommodations in all localities of the Camino de Santiago, which allows us to guarantee the best options for our pilgrims.
The exact name and location of each accommodation will be sent approximately one month before the start of your Camino, along with all the documentation for your trip, including accommodation and transfer reservations.
No, all the accommodations we reserve for our pilgrims have private rooms with private bathrooms to guarantee you the privacy and comfort necessary to rest properly after each stage.
Yes, all the accommodations we reserve are in the center of the towns or as close as possible to the Camino route.
In case an accommodation is a bit remote, most are easily accessible on foot. Additionally, if necessary, Good Way Santiago will offer a round trip transfer so you can reach your accommodation comfortably and return the next day to the starting point of the next stage.
At Good Way Santiago we make sure that all our accommodations offer a restful and comfortable atmosphere. We work with a variety of options, which include:
- Hotels
- Rural houses
- Pensions
- Pazos
- Charming hostels
All our accommodations have private rooms with private bathroom, ensuring that you can relax and rest well after a day of hiking.
French Way from Burgos
We begin our route in the magnificent city of Burgos, an essential stop on the Camino de Santiago. Its Historic Center, perfect for walking, extends along the Arlanzón River and is full of bars where you can enjoy the traditional Castilian tapas.
Burgos is known as the capital of Spanish Gothic, and its cathedral - one of the most impressive in Europe - deserves an unhurried visit.
Night in:
Burgos
Leaving Burgos behind, we enter the Castilian plateau, walking on dirt paths surrounded by vast cultivated fields. During this stage we will cross oak and conifer forests, although shade is scarce, so we recommend carrying sun protection and a hat.
We will reach Hornillos del Camino, a small town of medieval origin that retains the essence of the Camino.
Route:
21 km
Route time:
5 hours
Night in:
Hornillos del Camino
Today we will cross the immensity of the Castilian Plateau and enjoy an unparalleled natural environment. After leaving Hornillos, we will ascend to a plateau and then descend to the Valle del Río Bol, where the picturesque town of Castrojeriz is located.
We recommend climbing the 9th century castle to enjoy incredible views. If you travel in July, don't miss its traditional Garlic Festival.
Route:
20 km
Route time:
5 hours
Night in:
Castrojeriz
We leave the province of Burgos and enter Palencia, after reaching the highest point of this section: the Alto de Mostelares. We will cross the Pisuerga River and enter the Tierra de Campos (Land of Fields).
In Boadilla del Camino, it is worth visiting the Church of the Assumption. We will continue alongside the historic Canal de Castilla until we reach Frómista.
Route:
23 km
Route time:
6 hours
Night in:
Frómista
We start the day visiting the Church of San Martín, a jewel of 11th century Romanesque architecture. The path runs parallel to the road, although there is an alternative route through Villovieco, following the banks of the Ucieza River.
Both routes join in Villalcázar de Sirga, home to the majestic Church of Santa María la Blanca. Finally, we will reach Carrión de los Condes, where the Monastery of San Zoilo and several historic churches stand out.
Route:
19 km
Route time:
5 hours
Night in:
Carrión de los Condes
During this stage we will walk along a stretch of the ancient Via Aquitania, a Roman road that connected Bordeaux with Astorga. The path is straight, without villages or water sources for several kilometers, so it is important to carry enough water.
The solitude and silence of this route allow for a unique introspective experience. At the end of the journey, we will find Calzadilla de la Cueza, a small town that appears like an oasis after the moorland.
Route:
17 km
Route time:
4 hours
Night in:
Calzadilla de la Cueza
Today we will leave Palencia behind and enter the province of León, crossing small valleys, oak groves and extensive cereal fields. The route passes through Ledigos, Terradillos de los Templarios and Moratinos.
After crossing the Valderaduey River in San Nicolás del Real Camino, we will reach Sahagún, with important monuments such as the Mudéjar Churches of San Tirso and San Lorenzo.
Route:
22 km
Route time:
5,5 hours
Night in:
Sahagún
Sahagún is a historic city in the heart of the Castilian plateau. Here ends this section of the French Way. You can spend time exploring its rich heritage and monuments.
We recommend spending an additional night to rest and leisurely explore this town, considered the geographical center of the French Way.
End of our services. Buen Camino!
French Way from Burgos
General Information
All the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago for your Camino de Santiago journey are equipped with private bathrooms and all the services necessary to guarantee a comfortable and pleasant stay.
Our team personally verifies the quality of each accommodation offered, ensuring that pilgrims enjoy an unforgettable experience along the way, complemented by restful nights.
Availability
When working with high quality accommodations with limited capacity, the specific name of the accommodations will be provided 30 days before the start of your Camino.
All accommodations for the Camino de Santiago are subject to availability. In case any accommodation is not available due to lack of capacity, we will provide you with lodging of equal or better quality.
Individual rooms
We have individual rooms available, subject to availability. These should be reserved in advance and carry an additional cost.
Where am I going to stay?
All our accommodations have been carefully selected to guarantee you tranquility, rest and enjoyment throughout your Camino de Santiago:
Burgos
Hornillos del Camino
Castrojeriz
Frómista
Carrión de los Condes
Calzadilla de la Cueza
Sahagún
Our guarantees
All accommodations include private bathroom and have been personally verified by our team.
Locations close to the Camino or on the route itself to maximize your comfort.
Possibility of flexible changes and cancellations according to our reservation policies.
Services included
-
Accommodation in hotels and rural houses.
-
Rooms with private bathroom.
-
Chosen diet.
-
Luggage transport between stages.
-
Pilgrim credential.
-
Full trip documentation.
-
24/7 telephone assistance.
Optional services
-
Individual room supplement
-
5 picnics supplement (snack, drink and dessert)
-
Extra night in Santiago (Breakfast included)
-
Transfers to/from the starting or arrival point
-
Cancellation insurance
You can start the Camino de Santiago at any time of the year. However, it is important to take into account the weather and the season when you decide to do it, so you can dress properly.
The easiest way to get to the beginning of your Camino de Santiago is using public transportation, whether plane, train or bus, to the city or town closest to your point of departure.
Once you confirm your reservation, you just have to send us your arrival information (flight, train or bus) and we will organize a private transfer to your starting point.
Of course! The Camino de Santiago is completely suitable for pilgrims who decide to travel alone.
If you prefer to have an individual room, either because you travel alone or because you prefer privacy, at Good Way Santiago we offer you this option. You can reserve all your nights in individual rooms for an additional cost. Due to the high demand for these rooms, we recommend you make the reservation in advance.
On the Camino de Santiago you will find many pilgrims traveling alone. Some will reach the Camino on their own, while others might separate from their companions due to the difference in walking pace. Either way, don't worry: the Camino is very well signposted, so you won't have problems following it on your own.
Most routes on the Camino de Santiago are done in self-guided mode, which allows you to advance at your own pace. We will provide you with a complete itinerary, which includes maps and details about the places of interest at each stage. This itinerary will be sent to you a month before the start of your Camino.
However, if you prefer to go in a group with a guide, we offer routes organized with accompanying guides in the section from Sarria to Santiago. These routes have guaranteed departures and are conducted in groups of maximum 15 people. The guides are trained to speak English and Spanish.
The complete itinerary that we provide is a detailed guide that includes maps, route profiles and places of interest throughout each stage of the Camino de Santiago.
The walking times and distances indicated in the guide are based on reference values, but keep in mind that these may vary according to your walking pace.
We will send you the complete itinerary and all the documentation for your trip (accommodation reservations, luggage transfers, etc.) by email a month before your departure.
At Good Way Santiago we design each stage of the Camino taking into account the needs of our pilgrims, so you can travel the distances comfortably according to your physical level and the days you have available.
In general, the stages of the Camino de Santiago vary between 15 and 20 km. If you prefer to walk less distance, we can divide some stages into two parts, adjusting to your pace and needs.
Regardless of whether you are a sedentary person or if you exercise regularly, it is important to prepare yourself physically for the Camino de Santiago.
- For sedentary people: it is recommended to start with moderate activities, such as walking for 20 minutes, two or three times per week. As you progress, gradually increase the duration to walk about 4 to 5 kilometers per hour.
- For people with regular physical activity: you can start walking between 45 and 60 minutes a day, gradually increasing both time and distance.
Ideally, you should start training three months in advance to ensure good physical preparation.
There is no mandatory minimum time to make a reservation, but during high demand dates such as high season or during special events like Sanfermines (July 7-14) or the Festival of Santiago the Apostle (July 25), the occupancy of accommodations can be higher.
To guarantee availability in the best accommodations and fulfill your preferences, we recommend you make your reservation as early as possible.
To walk along any of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, we recommend the following items:
- Light and dry drying clothes
- Waterproof jacket and pants
- Sun cap and sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Suitable shoes for hiking
- Trekking canes
- Comfortable footwear to rest
- A compact jacket
- A bottle of water
Depending on the season of the year you make the route, some of these items may vary.
In addition, with Good Way Santiago you will have luggage transfer between stages. We carry your backpack from one accommodation to another so that you only have to worry about walking. (maximum 1 piece of 20 kg per person). We recommend preparing a day backpack to carry the essentials: water, sunscreen, cap, sunglasses, documents, some food and cash.
Every day, before 8:00 a.m., you must leave your luggage properly labeled at the reception of your accommodation. A carrier will pick it up and take it to your next accommodation on your route.
The delivery of your luggage will be made before 4:00 P.M. depending on the distance between the stages and the carrier's route.
It is highly advisable to have travel insurance for the routes of the Camino de Santiago, which covers all unforeseen events that may arise during the journey.
We suggest you hire the travel assistance insurance and the cancellation insurance that we offer through Good Way Santiago. If you have any questions or need more information about these insurance options, do not hesitate to contact us.
Yes, all the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago for the Camino de Santiago have private bathroom to guarantee your comfort and privacy during your stay.
Yes, we offer options both in individual rooms and double rooms, according to the needs of each pilgrim.
The individual rooms have an additional surcharge and are subject to availability in different locations. We recommend you reserve well in advance to ensure you get this type of accommodation.
We work with a selection of high quality accommodations in all localities of the Camino de Santiago, which allows us to guarantee the best options for our pilgrims.
The exact name and location of each accommodation will be sent approximately one month before the start of your Camino, along with all the documentation for your trip, including accommodation and transfer reservations.
No, all the accommodations we reserve for our pilgrims have private rooms with private bathrooms to guarantee you the privacy and comfort necessary to rest properly after each stage.
Yes, all the accommodations we reserve are in the center of the towns or as close as possible to the Camino route.
In case an accommodation is a bit remote, most are easily accessible on foot. Additionally, if necessary, Good Way Santiago will offer a round trip transfer so you can reach your accommodation comfortably and return the next day to the starting point of the next stage.
At Good Way Santiago we make sure that all our accommodations offer a restful and comfortable atmosphere. We work with a variety of options, which include:
- Hotels
- Rural houses
- Pensions
- Pazos
- Charming hostels
All our accommodations have private rooms with private bathroom, ensuring that you can relax and rest well after a day of hiking.
Information about French Way from Burgos
Complete guide to the French Way of the Camino de Santiago from Burgos to Sahagún
We present a complete guide to the French Way between Burgos and Sahagún, one of the most special and recommended routes to experience the Camino de Santiago. We're going to explain why it's so worthwhile to walk this section and we'll give you all the practical details so that you can enjoy it to the fullest.
Our goal is clear: encourage you to discover this wonderful stretch of the Way, full of history, infinite landscapes and unforgettable moments.
Why choose the section of Burgos to Sahagún?
-
Excellent infrastructure:: This section is ideal for both first-time pilgrims and experienced walkers. You will find good signage, quality accommodations, rest areas, pharmacies and restaurants at each stage. Everything is prepared so you can focus on enjoying the Camino.
-
A journey through history:: From the majestic city of Burgos to the medieval town of Sahagún, this route is full of architectural jewels, many dating back to medieval times. Cathedrals, churches, monasteries and castles blend with rural landscapes that have witnessed centuries of pilgrimages.
-
Gastronomy to nourish body and soul:: This section offers a rich culinary tradition, perfect for food lovers. From hearty stews to locally raised meats, not to mention fresh garden produce... This route nourishes pilgrims with the authentic flavors of Castilla y León.
Information on the Camino de Santiago route from Burgos to Sahagún
The section of the French Way between Burgos and Sahagún is one of the most valued by pilgrims who wish to enjoy a route with great cultural heritage, good services and infinite landscapes of the Castilian plateau. Throughout its 120 km, you will discover historical villages, medieval architecture and an authentic pilgrimage experience.
This tour is ideal for both beginners and experienced walkers. Its layout, of moderate difficulty, crosses cereal fields, gentle hills and lovely towns like Carrión de los Condes or Castrojeriz, to end in the monumental Sahagún. A balanced route that combines nature, history and gastronomy.
What to do on the Camino de Santiago from Burgos to Sahagún?
With Good Way Santiago, you can tour the section between Burgos and Sahagún with total tranquility, enjoying carefully selected accommodations and all the necessary services. This route is divided into seven stages, which allows you to walk the 120 kilometers at a balanced pace, taking advantage of each day to discover the heritage, landscapes and gastronomy of the Castilian plateau.
Tour and maps of the Camino de Santiago from Burgos to Sahagún
We present the stages of the French road from Burgos to Sahagún, with the main stops and the total route of 120 kilometers divided into seven days. Each section combines heritage, landscape and tradition to offer you an unforgettable experience:
Camino de Santiago profile from Burgos to Sahagún
The profile of this route from Burgos to Sahagún is gentle, with moderate altitude, and the slopes are not steep. The terrain consists mainly of well-maintained paths and secondary roads, making it accessible for pilgrims of all levels, from beginners to the most experienced.
Duration of the Camino de Santiago from Burgos
The French Way route from Burgos to Sahagún can be completed comfortably in seven days. With the planning of Good Way Santiago, you will enjoy a balanced tour, with selected accommodations and sufficient time to get to know the villages, monuments and landscapes of the Way. The duration can vary slightly according to your pace, weather conditions or if you decide to extend any stop.
The best time to make the French road from Burgos
The choice of the time to make the way depends on your personal preferences:
Ideal climate, blooming wildflowers and cultural festivities such as Holy Week.
Pleasant temperatures on the plateau, though with more pilgrims on the route.
Golden landscapes, mild temperatures and fewer pilgrims on the path.
Cold weather, but perfect conditions for those seeking silence and tranquility.
Where to stay and eat on the French Way from Burgos
With Good Way Santiago, your accommodation will be guaranteed in the best places, such as rural houses and quality hotels. Additionally, you can enjoy the excellent Castilian cuisine in restaurants such as:
Traditional grilled meats and regional cuisine.
Local cuisine featuring products from the region.
Excellent service and homemade dishes full of flavor.
Historical origins of the French Way from Burgos
The route from Burgos was one of the first to be established after the rise of the French Way in the Middle Ages. Its importance grew with the expansion of the Reconquista and the consolidation of the Christian kingdoms.
Today, it remains one of the sections with the richest traditions and most beautiful landscapes on the Camino.
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Reviews from our pilgrims
Zachariah Hollingsworth
United StatesThe French Way was an unforgettable adventure. Good Way Santiago organized everything and I felt supported at every moment.
Ezra Montgomery
United StatesThe French Way was a transformative experience. Good Way Santiago organized everything and I felt accompanied at every stage.
Jessica Smith
United KingdomThe Portuguese Way surprised me with its hospitality and unique landscapes.