Hike the Camino with the Trevinos!
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Spring 2027
Something WILD is happening in spring 2027! We are hiking the Camino de Santiago in SPAIN! This was one of many trip ideas inspired by my 6-week solo adventure across the globe. But this won't just be a trip...it will be a reset, a challenge, a celebration, and yes...a wine soaked wander through the gorgeous Spanish countryside!
ARE YOU IN??
Highlights
During this 6-day trip you'll complete the Camino de Santiago, earning your Compostela, the official certificate of completion issued by the Pilgrim's Office in Santiago de Compostela.
You'll sleep in real beds. No camping, no hostels.
You'll only have to carry your day pack each day.
Nights are for tapas, wine & beer, laughter with friends, and maybe a foot soak.
This is a budget-friendly trip!
This is not the official launch, but I need an approximate head count ASAP to get the ball rolling on this to make sure we get the space! These towns and hotels are small, so planning ahead is important! I anticipate this trip filling up before we even officially launch it, so email me now if you are serious about going and want to be on the list!
Who Walks the Camino de Santiago?
The Camino de Santiago attracts a diverse range of pilgrims across various age groups:
Ages 46–65: The largest group, comprising 40.5% of all pilgrims.
Ages 18–45: Close behind, making up 39.3% of participants.
Over 65: Representing 11.8%, b/c age is no barrier to this journey.
Under 18: Accounting for 8.4%
What's the Camino?
The Camino de Santiago is a thousand-year-old pilgrimage that ends at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain. Historically religious, now it attracts people from all walks of life...people seeking clarity, challenge, connection, or just an unforgettable experience.
You don’t need to be religious to walk it. You just need a decent pair of shoes and an open mind, and the desire to step away from the usual routine.
We'll walk through charming Spanish towns, rolling green countrysides, forests, cobblestone villages, and more. We'll share the path with pilgrims from around the world!
Swap stories with fellow travelers, sip wine in the evenings, and be a part of the community that forms naturally on the trail. It isn't about how fast you go. It is about what you experience along the way.
The villages along the route are small, and space is limited. If enough people are interested, I’ll likely lead two back-to-back groups to accommodate everyone.
Yes, that means I’ll be walking 100 kilometers… TWICE. Back to back. Because clearly I’m in my “blisters and wine” era, and honestly? I deserve it.
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Please email ASAP (danielle@trevinoadventures.com) to reserve your spot so I can plan accordingly! Once I get a head count, I'll start coordinating and from there I'll release the exact dates (likely 2 dates, back to back) and pricing, etc. If your name is already on the list at that time, you'll have a spot. I know I can't take more than 30 people. (Split into 2 dates, but we can work that out once I get the details sorted out).
This was us at Machu Picchu after finishing the Inca Trail. Sweaty. Sore. Questioning our life choices. But also completely blown away.
That hike pushed us hard, but it was unforgettable. The Camino will have the same magic… plus actual beds at night and lots more O2.
You don’t need to be super fit or super deep. You just need decent shoes, a sense of humor, and a willingness to say, “Sure, why not walk 100 km for fun?”
*Ben somehow stays married to me even though I keep dragging him into things like this. Bless him.
Buen Camino (and don’t forget your Advil),
– Danielle (& Ben, my very patient adventure sidekick)
Trevino Adventures
Danielle@trevinoadventures.com