Camino de Santiago Baztanés Way

One of the old branches of the Camino de Santiago crosses the Atlantic Pyrenees through the scenic Baztan Valley. This route was once used by travelers arriving at the port of Bayonne, joining merchant caravans headed to Pamplona. Forgotten over the years, the path has recently been revived, attracting pilgrims and nature lovers alike, drawn by its gentle terrain and breathtaking landscapes.

A Magical and Natural Setting

The Baztanés Way offers more than just hiking — it immerses you in a world of history and legend. The valleys are said to echo with tales of witchcraft, where green pastures and lush forests alternate with historic palaces and charming farmhouses. Every step connects you with the local culture and the natural richness of this region.

Stages of the Baztanés Way

1. Bayonne to Ustaritz: 14.3 km – 3h15 – Medium
2. Ustaritz to Urdax: 21.2 km – 5h30 – Medium
3. Urdax to Elizondo: 18.8 km – 4h30 – Medium
4. Elizondo to Berroeta: 9.7 km – 2h15 – Medium
5. Berroeta to Olagüe: 20.4 km – 5h15 – Medium
6. Olagüe to Pamplona: 25 km – 6h – Medium

A Complete Experience

As you walk the Baztanés Way, you’ll enjoy the warm hospitality of the towns along the route. In Elizondo, you can take a break and enjoy a traditional meal at the Hotel Restaurante Venta de Ultzama, where you’ll have the chance to try local specialties like canutillos and traditional cuajada. It’s the perfect spot to regain energy before continuing your journey.

Book Your Adventure

The magic of the Baztanés Way is waiting for you. If you're looking for a meaningful experience that blends nature, history, and culture, don’t hesitate to embark on this journey. Remember to plan and book your accommodations in advance to enjoy the comfort offered by places like the Hotel Restaurante Venta de Ultzama. Get ready to experience one of the most enchanting trails in northern Spain!