Camino to the Birthplace of English-speaking Christianity

A unique walking pilgrimage

Visiting some of the oldest and most beautiful religious buildings in the English-speaking world

Feeder route to the Camino de Santiago

The Augustine Camino is the pilgrimage route which celebrates the conversion of the English-speaking peoples to Christianity.  St Augustine was sent by Pope Gregory the Great to convert King Ethelbert in 597.  He founded the first English Cathedral at Canterbury, the first English Monastery and wrote down the oldest English laws.  The Camino visits the most beautiful and important parts of this religious heritage, walking through the orchards and forests of Kent from Rochester Cathedral to the Shrine of St Augustine in Ramsgate via Aylesford Priory and Canterbury Cathedral.

The Augustine Camino is an official feeder route for the Camino de Santiago Camino Ingles – Augustine Camino

You will find all the information you need to plan and organise your pilgrimage on this website.  We also offer Self-guided Self-Guided Pilgrimages – Augustine Camino and guided pilgrimages Guided, Self-Guided and Groups – Augustine Camino. A guidebook is available here Guidebook – Augustine Camino. Proceeds help to develop and maintain the route.

It is highly recommended that you use a navigation system on your phone (See “Sat Nav/GPX” below). They are inexpensive and indispensable. Path updates are available here Updates – Augustine Camino.

For free advice on planning your pilgrimage email us: camino@augustinecamino.co.uk