Here's what you get
-
Accommodation along the Camino trail, in shared rooms with comfort and character
-
Daily vegetarian and protein-rich meals* that nourish body and mind
-
Group activities designed to build connection, creativity, and leadership skills
-
Facilitator training sessions to the rhythm of the Camino - group-centred or individual, hands-on, reflective, and practical
-
Safety and support throughout the journey, with clear guidance and group support
-
A dedicated group leader from our trained Camino Crew, walking with you every step of the way
This is not included
-
Travel to and from the starting point
-
Extra meals or snacks beyond the provided plan
-
Accommodation upgrades or private rooms
-
Personal hiking gear (boots, backpack, etc.)
-
Luggage transfer services (if you prefer not to carry your own backpack)
Optional extras
-
2-Day Camino Retreat after the training for deeper connection, reflection, and rest
-
Merchandise to remember your journey
-
Personalised trip planning if you want to design your own Camino group experience
Camiñø trip
for young adults
Are you between the age of 18-25 and ready to spend 12 amazing days walking with a group of people your age?
Each day, you’ll explore new places, share meals, and talk about things that matter to you and your peers, like how to take care of yourself and each other, how to feel connected with others, and living in a way that respects nature and the world around us.
Walk, join fun activities, creative challenges, and have time to reflect while you learn how to support others and be part of a group where everyone feels included.
You’ll be guided by a Camiñø Crew member who knows the trail and knows how to support groups. They’ll help you feel safe, answer questions, and make sure the group works well together. By the end of the trip, you’ll feel more confident and more aware of how you want to live. You’ll return home with new friendships, fresh ideas, and a sense of direction that comes from walking, learning, and thriving together.
Meet
our crew.
