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Camino de Santiago private transfers and VIP support in La Rioja
Walk the Rioja and Burgos stretch of the Camino Francés with a private chauffeur on call: door-to-door transfers between stages, your suitcases moved for you, a rest day in wine country and a car home at the end.
- 120 kmLogroño to Burgos on foot
- 5 stagesTypical walking days
- Door to doorHotels, paradores, trail points
- EN · ESBilingual chauffeurs
VIP support for your Camino, one message away
Between stages
Inter-stage transfers
From your hotel, parador or rural guesthouse to the exact trail point where you stopped, and back again in the evening.
Rest your legs
Skip or shorten a stage
Ride the stretches you’d rather not walk, such as the industrial approach into Burgos, and save your energy for the stages you came for.
Luggage
Suitcases moved for you
Your suitcases travel by car to tonight’s hotel while you walk with a day pack.
Wine country
A rest day in Rioja
Take a day off walking for a private wine tour in Haro, about 20 minutes from Santo Domingo de la Calzada, or around Logroño.
The Camino Francés from Logroño to Burgos, stage by stage
About 120 km over five walking days. By car, each stage takes 20 to 30 minutes, so we can drop you off and collect you anywhere along it.
| Stage | On foot, approx. | By car, approx. | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Logroño – Nájera | 29 km | 25 min | Tapas on Calle Laurel in Logroño, Navarrete, the monastery of Santa María la Real in Nájera |
| Nájera – Santo Domingo de la Calzada | 21 km | 20 min | Azofra, and the cathedral of Santo Domingo, famous for its live hen and rooster |
| Santo Domingo – Belorado | 22 km | 20 min | Grañón, and the border from La Rioja into the province of Burgos |
| Belorado – San Juan de Ortega | 24 km | 25 min | Villafranca Montes de Oca and the forest crossing of the Montes de Oca |
| San Juan de Ortega – Burgos | 26 km | 30 min | Atapuerca, a UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site, and Burgos Cathedral |
Distances are approximate and vary between guidebooks. The Camino follows tracks and minor roads here, so we meet you where a car can stop safely, usually at the edge of a village.
Walk light, sleep well
You decide how much to walk each day. We take care of everything around it.
- Morning drop-offBack to the exact point where you stopped the day before.
- Luggage aheadSuitcases go to tonight’s hotel and are left at reception.
- Pickup when you’re readyMessage us on WhatsApp and we collect you at the agreed village or roadside point.
- EveningTo your hotel, a restaurant in town or a winery visit.
Vehicles sized to your group and its luggage
Walking as a group, or running a guided Camino tour? We move people and suitcases together.
- Premium sedan for up to 3 walkers: E-Class or Tesla Model 3
- EQV VIP for up to 6 and V-Class for up to 7, with room for suitcases
- 8-seat vans, and minibuses for up to 16 through a partner operator
- A support vehicle that follows a guided group, for anyone who needs a break
- Chauffeurs who speak English and Spanish
Only need a backpack moved between hostels? A dedicated Camino bag-transfer service is usually the cheaper choice. We’re the right fit when you also want a car and a chauffeur.
How much does private Camino support cost?
Per vehicle, not per person, with VAT, tolls, parking and waiting time included.
Example: a 4-hour support booking in a premium sedan is €240, with 120 km included. See how our hourly private driver service works.
Start and finish without the logistics
From Bilbao Airport
Straight to Logroño
From €350 in a premium sedan, about 1 h 45, timed to your flight. Bilbao Airport transfers
Other starting points
Pamplona, Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port or Burgos
Transfers to wherever your walk begins, quoted per journey.
After the Camino
Home, or a few more days
From Burgos, back to Bilbao, Madrid or Rioja wine country, or a multi-day tour of northern Spain. Walking all the way? We can meet you in Santiago and drive the north coast to San Sebastián.
Camino de Santiago transfer FAQs
Can you drive us between Camino stages in La Rioja?
Yes. We drive between Logroño, Navarrete, Nájera, Santo Domingo de la Calzada, Belorado, San Juan de Ortega and Burgos, door to door between hotels and trail points.
How much does a private Camino transfer cost?
€60 per hour in a premium sedan or €75 in a Mercedes-Benz EQV VIP or V-Class, including VAT, tolls, parking and waiting time. Single stage-to-stage transfers and airport runs are quoted per journey.
Can you move our luggage between hotels?
Yes, as part of your booking: suitcases go by car to your next hotel while you walk. If you only need a backpack moved, a dedicated Camino bag service is usually cheaper.
Does riding part of the way affect my Compostela?
The Compostela is issued by the Pilgrim’s Office in Santiago to pilgrims who walk at least 100 km (or cycle 200 km) into Santiago, with stamps in their credential. The Logroño to Burgos stretch on its own doesn’t qualify, so transfers here don’t change it. Check the Pilgrim’s Office for the current rules before you go.
Can we combine the Camino with wine tasting?
Yes. Many walkers take a rest day for a private Rioja wine tour. Winery visits and tastings are booked separately, and we can help you choose.
Do you go to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port or Pamplona?
Yes, on request, from Bilbao, Logroño or Madrid. These transfers are quoted per journey.
Plan your Camino support
Send your dates, stages, hotels and number of walkers. We reply with a plan and an all-in quote.