Beitikoetxea Rural House
Peace, mountains, and hospitality in the Esteribar Valley. Beitikoetxea is perfect for reconnecting with what's essential. Contact us for more information.
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The Way of St. James in Navarre
Navarre is home to the quintessential pilgrimage route, the French Way, the oldest, most documented and most traveled road in the region.
This legendary journey enters the peninsula through the Orreaga-Roncesvalles Pass and crosses Navarre towards Puente la Reina and La Rioja. At every step nature and tradition are combinedRomanesque monasteries, Gothic cathedrals and medieval vineyards blend with the hospitality of its people.
The experience of the Camino de Santiago through Navarre is profound and transformative, a journey that will undoubtedly leave a lasting mark on the pilgrim.
The Way of St. James in Navarre is the initial section of the French Way, linking the Pyrenees with the Ribera region.
Part of the Collegiate Church of Roncesvalles and continues through Lumbier, Zubiri, Pamplona, Puente la Reina, Estella and Los Arcos. This historical route was frequented by thousands of medieval pilgrimsand it still maintains its authenticity in every kilometer today.
In these Navarrese lands the Landscape and history convergeIt is "the oldest, the best documented and the most traveled" in Navarre, a thousand-year-old journey that follows the steps laid out centuries ago.
You will descend from beech and oak forests of the Pyrenees to gentle hills of cereal crops and vineyards.
On one side the mountain, on the other the golden plains: the intense green of the pine forests alternates with fields of cereal and vineyards, decorated with the passing of the seasons.
The cultural heritage is equally impressive. You'll find grand medieval monuments, such as the Collegiate Church of Roncesvalles or the Cathedral of Pamplona, as well as Romanesque village churches and ancient palaces that dot the route.
Each town along the Camino has its own unique charm. You'll find picturesque hamlets in Burgui or Espinal, bustling old towns in Pamplona, elegant medieval towns like Puente la Reina and Estella, and small villages where rural life still feels authentic.
There is no shortage of unique gastronomic experiences: enjoy cheeses and cider in the Pyrenees, the famous pintxos in Pamplona, the piquillo peppers in Puente la Reina or the suckling pig in Estella, accompanied by the great wines of the Ribera Navarra.
All of this creates a welcoming and lively atmosphere, typical of pilgrims who share a greeting of "Buen Camino!" at sunset.
The Way of St. James in Navarre
Peace, mountains, and hospitality in the Esteribar Valley. Beitikoetxea is perfect for reconnecting with what's essential. Contact us for more information.
Set of two Rural houses in the Esteribar valley, near Zubiri. This accommodation offers a privileged natural environment for groups or couplesallowing you to explore nearby trails and villages after a rest surrounded by oak groves.
A historic hotel on the Camino de Santiago, with views of the valley and a peaceful atmosphere. Tell us your plans and we'll help you with your booking.
Old farmhouse Transformed into a family-run hotel just 10 km from Pamplona, José Mari and his team welcome you to a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere, right "on the Camino de Santiago," ideal for recharging your batteries with local cuisine before continuing your journey.
Want to enjoy exclusive rural accommodation with a Nordic bath and views of the Juslapeña valley? Tell us what you need and we'll help you organize your stay in Mendiburu.
Mendiburu is located in Osinaga, just 15 km from Pamplona, and offers exclusive rural accommodation for groups seeking a combination of tranquility, nature, and comfort. It boasts a strong environmental commitment and services designed to enhance guest experience.
The Way of St. James through Navarre invites you to experience a unique blend of history and nature. Fill out the form and the Navarra Experiences team will help you plan your route, connecting you with the most suitable local hosts. Pack your backpack, take the first step, and Buen Camino!