SuperCamino: Camino de Santiago Planner

Plan the Camino de Santiago day by day. Tell Claude where you want to start and how many days you have, and SuperCamino suggests where to stop each night, using GPS route data for the distance, ascent, and descent of every stage, and favoring the towns pilgrims usually stay in.

Ask things like:

“I want to walk from Sarria in 5 days. Where should I stop each night?” “Camino Portugués from Porto in 2 weeks, starting 1 May.” “How hard is Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Roncesvalles?” “Albergues in Portomarín?”

You get a day-by-day table with km and climb for each stage, dates if you give a start date, and places to stay at each stop. Every plan comes with a link that opens it in SuperCamino’s free planner and map, where you can move stops, add rest days and variants, see each stage’s elevation profile, and save it. Stage details show the towns along the way, and places to stay come with page and booking links.

Covers the Camino Francés (from Saint-Jean, Pamplona, Burgos, León, or Sarria), Camino Portugués central and coastal (from Lisbon, Porto, or Tui), Camino del Norte (from Irún), Camino Primitivo (from Oviedo), Camino Inglés (from Ferrol or A Coruña), Finisterre and Muxía, the Spiritual Variant, and the Via Podiensis from Le Puy. Plans can switch routes where they meet, such as the Camino del Norte joining the Francés at Arzúa.

Free to use, no sign-up needed to plan. Works in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese, with links that open in your language.