Six stages. One path. From Sarria to Santiago de Compostela — the last stretch of the Camino Francés, the most walked pilgrimage route in the world. That is the nature of the Camino — and the nature of this experience.

Ubud holds you differently than other places — the jungle, the ceremonies, the particular quality of light through rice fields at dawn. Everything here seems designed to slow you down and open you up.

Five days is enough time to remember what your body already knows. Costa Rica has a way of doing that — the heat of the thermal waters, the weight of the humid air, the sound of the forest at night. Arenal sets the tone from the moment you arrive.

Ten days at 2,400 meters. Your plan. Your pace. Your limits. Iten is not a destination — it is a proving ground. The High Altitude Training Centre will be your base: the same tracks, the same red roads, the same thin air that has shaped some of the greatest distance runners in history.