Our Lady of Lluc

Camino de Santiago from Lluc

What is it?

A branch of the Camino de Santiago (or Camino de Santiago) that has its origin in the sanctuary of Lluc. It was inaugurated on Sunday, September 9, 2018, coinciding with the Diada de Lluc, when the bishop of Majorca, Sebastià Taltavull, in the Plaça dels Pelegrins de Lluc, discovered the stone milestone that indicates km 0 of this branch of the Camino de Santiago.

Who promotes it?

The Rotary Club of Majorca. The opening ceremony was attended, in addition to the bishop, by the president of the government of the Balearic Islands, the president of the Consell de Majorca, the mayors of the region and the president of the Association of Friends of the Camino de Santiago from Majorca, Jaume Alemany, who received a distinction.

What's pursuing?

Linking Majorca with the historic Camino de Santiago, of medieval origin, recalling the trip to Santiago made by the Majorcan Ramon Llull in 1265.

What is it like?

This route starts from Lluc and, after descending through Caimari along the Camí Vell dels pelegrins, continues towards Selva and Inca, to reach Ciutat. There, it is mandatory to visit the church of Sant Jaume and the cathedral of Majorca and, finally, continue the journey to the Peninsula by boat (to Valencia or Barcelona) and then link up with one of the branches of the Caminos de l'Est or the Catalan Ways to Santiago de Compostela.