• The Catalan road to Compostela

    Rosselló wine plain

  • The Catalan road to Compostela

    Dalí Museum of Figueres

  • The Catalan road to Compostela

    Road to Compostela

The Catalan road to Compostela

From Perpignan, where St. Francis of Assisi made two stops during his pilgrimage to St. James, take the Way of St. James to the place where the saint had a Franciscan monastery erected.
It crosses the Roussillon wine plain and its villages formed by this agriculture. Along the way, we suggest you stop at organic areas to taste these nectars. It is on the Panissars pass, on the route of the Roman road to Domitia, that the current border is crossed.
The Empordà plain stretches at your feet, you arrive in the small town of Figueres, famous for its museum dedicated to the country’s child, the famous Salvador Dalí.
The Camino de Santiago continues its route to the monastery of Montserrat, an important place on this Catalan road.

Schedule and duration

5 days – 4 nights – 3 days of walking

Includes / Does not include

  • 4 nights in hotels ** and ***, double room
  • 4 dinners
  • 4 meals
  • Transportation of luggage from stage to stage, without limitation of number or weight
  • Travel information, description of the stages, luggage tags, St Jacques shell and pilgrim credential, list of accommodation with access map
  • Organization and booking fees, tourist tax
  • 24/7 telephone support during the stay
  • Tasting of local products (wines) on the stage of Perpignan - Le Boulou
  • Visits to places and monuments
  • The drinks
  • Meals
  • The journey from home to the meeting point and back
  • Cancellation and extension insurance of COVID 19 (if necessary + 4.2% of the amount of the trip)

From Perpignan, where St. Francis of Assisi made two stops during his pilgrimage to St. James, take the Way of St. James to the place where the saint had a Franciscan monastery erected.
It crosses the Roussillon wine plain and its villages formed by this agriculture. Along the way, we suggest you stop at organic areas to taste these nectars. It is on the Panissars pass, on the route of the Roman road to Domitia, that the current border is crossed.
The Empordà plain stretches at your feet, you arrive in the small town of Figueres, famous for its museum dedicated to the country’s child, the famous Salvador Dalí.
The Camino de Santiago continues its route to the monastery of Montserrat, an important place on this Catalan road.

FEATURES

  • Active tourism, Photography, Emotions
  • All year except July and August
  • Figueres
  • Level 3 walk - MODERATE: regular activity linked in several consecutive stages. No technical difficulties. For people who exercise regularly. From 300 to 600 m altitude per day, from 4 to 6 hours of walking.
  • Precio: 392€

ORGANIZER

Trekking Découvertes

  • 10 Carrer de la Placette
  • 33(4) 68.39.23.49
  • trekkingdecouvertes@gmail.com
More information and reservation

By accessing the supplier's website you can buy the experience online

Schedule and duration

5 days – 4 nights – 3 days of walking

Includes / Does not include

  • 4 nights in hotels ** and ***, double room
  • 4 dinners
  • 4 meals
  • Transportation of luggage from stage to stage, without limitation of number or weight
  • Travel information, description of the stages, luggage tags, St Jacques shell and pilgrim credential, list of accommodation with access map
  • Organization and booking fees, tourist tax
  • 24/7 telephone support during the stay
  • Tasting of local products (wines) on the stage of Perpignan - Le Boulou
  • Visits to places and monuments
  • The drinks
  • Meals
  • The journey from home to the meeting point and back
  • Cancellation and extension insurance of COVID 19 (if necessary + 4.2% of the amount of the trip)

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