Camino de Santiago Poster (All Routes)

A minimalist map of the Camino De Santiago pilgrimage, which shows the 9 most popular routes of this trail, along with other important details, such as distance, total altitude, highest peaks, and more. It’s offered in several different colors and sizes, so you can choose one that best fits your interior. If you’ve completed one of the trails, and you wish to complete others, then this poster will be a great way to keep you focused on your goal.

About the Camino De Santiago Pilgrimage

Camino De Santiago (other known as the Way of Saint James or the Pilgrimage of Compostela) is the most popular pilgrimage in the world. It isn't a single route and instead consists of countless different routes across Europe that all have a common ending point - the Santiago De Compostela or the tomb of Saint James the Great. The first accounts of this Pilgrimage being hiked are found over 1200 years ago, so it's also one of the oldest hiking trails in the world. These routes usually aren't challenging but may take a long time to complete, depending on which one your choose. Each goes over different countries and terrains and is in different lengths, so they're very different from one another. The most popular route by far is the Camino Frances, but there also are many other ones that are somewhat popular (which we've included in this map), including Camino Finisterre, Camino Ingles, Camino Primitivo, Camino Del Norte, Le Puy Camino, Via De La Plata, Camino Portugues Coastal, and Camino Portugues Central. Sometimes, people also complete these trails in different variations by combining multiple different routes, of which the most popular ones are Camino Frances + Le Puy Camino, Camino Portugues Central + Coastal, and Camino Primitivo + Camino del Norte.

Important: There are multiple Camino de Santiago Routes. So if you're buying this print as a gift, make sure that you're buying the correct one! You'll find a list of all the routes that we've covered over here.

Statistics About the Camino De Santiago Routes

Camino Finisterre (I)

Start point: Fisterra, Spain
End point: Santiago de Compastela, Spain
Total distance: 90 km / 56 miles
Total altitude: 1646 m / 5400 ft
Countries Crossed: Spain
Regions Crossed: Galicia

Camino Ingles (II)

Start point: Ferrol, Spain
End point: Santiago de Compastela, Spain
Total distance: 121 km / 75 miles
Total altitude: 2168 m / 7113 ft
Countries Crossed: Spain
Regions Crossed: Galicia

Camino Primitivo (III)

Start point: Oviedo, Spain
End point: Santiago de Compastela, Spain
Total distance: 315 km / 196 miles
Total altitude: 8199 m / 26 900 ft
Countries Crossed: Spain
Regions Crossed: Asturias, Galicia

Camino del Norte (IV)

Start point: San Sebastian, Spain
End point: Oviedo, Spain
Total distance: 466 km / 290 miles
Total altitude: 9166 m / 39 972 ft
Countries Crossed: Spain
Regions Crossed: Cantabria, Asturias, Galicia

Camino Frances (V)

Start point: Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, France
End point: Santiago de Compastela, Spain
Total distance: 784 km / 487 miles
Total altitude: 11 500 m / 37 739 ft
Countries Crossed: Spain, France
Regions Crossed: Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Navarre, La Rioja, Castilla Y Leon, Galicia

Le Puy Camino (Via Podiensis) (VI)

Start point: Le-Puy-en-Velay, France
End point:Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, France
Total distance: 748 km / 465 miles
Total altitude: 15 125 m / 49 622 ft
Countries Crossed: France
Departments Crossed: Haute-Loire, Lozere, Aveyron, Lot, Tarn-et-Garonne, Gers, Landes, Pyrénées-Atlantiques

Via de la Plata (VII)

Start point: Seville, Spain
End point: Santiago de Compastela, Spain
Total distance: 992 km / 616 miles
Total altitude: 11 796 m / 38 701 ft
Countries Crossed: Spain
Regions Crossed: Andalucia, Extremadura, Castilla Y Leon, Galicia

Camino Portugues Coastal (VIII)

Start point: Porto, Portugal
End point: Santiago de Compastela, Spain
Total distance: 270 km / 168 miles
Total altitude: 2634 m / 8642 ft
Countries Crossed: Portugal, Spain
Regions Crossed: Porto, Braga, Viana do Castelo, Galicia

Camino Portugues Central (IX)

Start point: Lisbon, Portugal
End point: Santiago de Compastela, Spain
Total distance: 615 km / 382 miles
Total altitude: 7258 m / 23 816 ft
Countries Crossed: Portugal, Spain
Regions Crossed: Lisboa, Santarem, Leiria, Coimbra, Aveiro, Porto, Braga, Viana do Castelo, Galicia

Frequently Asked Questions

How good is the print quality?

All of our posters are printed on high-quality matte paper, with no reflection/glare and a paper weight of 189 g/m² or higher. This thickness is usually used in premium quality posters because they're more resistant to bending, scratching, and folding.

They're printed on high-definition printers that achieve very rich and vivid colors. We use 100% accurate colors when designing our prints, which means that they'll look very close to what you see on your screen.

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Your print will always be printed and shipped from the nearest location, which means that you won't have to pay any import fees if you live in one of these regions. This also means that they will be delivered more quickly.

How long will it take to deliver it?

Our prints are made-to-order, which means that we don't hold any stock, and that they'll be printed only after you place an order.

If you live in Europe or North America, usually our prints are manufactured and delivered in 5-7 business days.

Our guaranteed delivery times are as follows:

United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and European Union (including EEZ): 12 business days after placing the order.

Everywhere else: 20 business days after placing the order.

Do you ship worldwide, and what are the shipping costs?

Yes, we ship worldwide to almost any country, except for a few sanctioned locations like Russia, Cuba, or North Korea.

Our shipping costs are as follows:

United States: 3.50 EUR
Canada and European Union: 5 EUR
Everywhere else: 10 EUR

If you purchase 2 or more prints, you'll get free shipping!

Can I customize my print?

You can customize any of our hiking prints for a small extra fee. Simply select the "Add customizations" option, and explain your customizations in the text field that shows up.

We can customize any of the statistics and change their titles, change the title or the subtitle, add and remove points of interest on the map, add a quote, display units only in metric or imperial measurements, and do other minor customizations.

If you want to order a print of a completely custom route, purchase our custom hiking trail listing.

Are your posters shipped framed?

Our posters are shipped unframed, rolled up in a cardboard box. You will need to purchase the same separately.

We strongly recommend choosing sizes in imperial measurements (inches) if you're from North America, and metric measurements (cm) if you're from Europe. That's because it's often very hard to find metric-sized frames in North America and vice versa.

To frame the poster, we recommend unrolling it and keeping it flat (with the help of some books or something heavy) for 12 hours. This will make it easier to frame. You may need to cut off a few millimeters using scissors to make the poster fit the frame, because most frames have a rather large margin of error. We recommend cutting from all sides equally to keep the print centered.

Do you accept returns?

We accept returns within 30 days after delivering the order, regardless of the reason.

You'll need to cover the return shipping costs, and after we receive it, we will refund you the full amount.

If, however, your poster arrives damaged, we will replace it free of charge under our warranty.

We don't accept returns for personalized prints.

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