Walk to the end of the world. Free.
Your everyday steps move you along the real Camino, town by town. The Finisterre–Muxía route — 215 km, 133 miles, 43 towns — costs nothing. No card, no trial, nothing to cancel.
Part of everything we sell sends a pilgrim to Santiago who could not otherwise go. Here is exactly how much.
From your front door, or from Porto
The virtual Camino
Walk your own ground and move along the real route. Photographs taken by pilgrims in each town, the history of the place, and a short reflection for every stage. Start with Finisterre–Muxía at no cost; add the Francés, the Norte or the Vía de la Plata for $35 each, or take all of them with the Pilgrim Pass at $59 a year.
The hosted pilgrimage
Porto to Santiago de Compostela on the Camino Portugués, 4–20 April 2027. Seventeen days, thirteen on foot, 225 km or 140 miles. Every bed already booked, luggage moved each day, and Angela and I walking with you the whole way. Up to a maximum of 16 pilgrims.
Meet us first on a free Zoom information evening, 7:00 pm Mountain: Wednesday 21 October, 18 November, 16 December and 20 January. Dates and link.
Somebody walks because you bought something
$5 of every route, $10 of every Pilgrim Pass and $100 of every place on a pilgrimage goes to the Pilgrim Grant, which sends at least one walker to Santiago every year, fare and flights paid in full, and more when the fund allows. The first place is guaranteed by us whatever we sell, and we publish the accounts every January.
We are a for-profit company, so this is not a tax-deductible donation. It is a fixed, published part of the price — and that is the whole point of printing the number.
No streaks, no leaderboard, no countdown
You arrive somewhere
Every day ends in a town rather than a number. Photographs from people who stood there, what happened there, and a reflection written for that stage.
Nothing expires
Stop for a month, or a year. Your progress is exactly where you left it. The free route stays free whether you use it or not.
Walk with people
Groups for friends, families, workplaces and parishes, all on one map. Church and group licences cover twenty people for $199 a year.
For the year before, and the week after
Books by James M. Gehrke, MS, DMin. What makes a walk a pilgrimage, a companion for every stage of the Camino Francés, and four walking devotionals you can use around your own block. A ninety-day preparation and a Portugués companion are coming soon.
215 km. 133 miles. 43 towns. Free.
Start the Finisterre–Muxía route today. No card, no trial, nothing to cancel — and $5 of every paid route sends someone else to Santiago.
Camino for Good · a for-profit company · contributions are not tax-deductible
