Hotels in Camino de Santiago, Spain

The Camino de Santiago stretches across northern Spain, with a climate that shifts from rainy springs to warm, dry summers. This network of historic pilgrimage routes is famous for ending at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, where you can see the tomb of Saint James. In spring, hike the French Way through the green hills of Navarre without the summer crowds, while July and August offer festivals like the Feast of Saint James on July 25th.