Plan your tripby supporting the Way of Oropa!
The Oropa Trail is more than a route: it is a journey that weaves together history, nature and welcoming communities, an opportunity to leave a positive mark on an area that is being revitalized through slow tourism
You can choose to walk it in two ways:
✅Withthe SlowCard: get 10% discount on accommodations and restaurants, complimentary credential and other exclusive benefits. You can choose to book in person by receiving the list of accommodations on the route, or rely on the automated system that searches for the most convenient accommodations for you. In this way you actively support the growth of the Oropa Trail, the territory and local communities.
✅ Independently: choose and book accommodations yourself, without taking advantage of the discounts and benefits associated with SlowCard.
Book accommodation in a few minutes with the SlowCard and support the Oropa Way
Leave it to us: we'll book you the most affordable accommodations
Plan the stages and choose the type of accommodations
View the quote immediately, no obligation
If you approve the quote, you purchase the SlowCard and the system takes care of the reservations
Receive confirmation in 24 hours
Pay at accommodations with 10% discount
OR
Get the list of accommodations and make reservations wherever you want
Choose your itinerary and purchase the SlowCard
Get the full list of accommodations (conventioned and non-conventioned) that are in the vicinity of the Camino
Contact facilities directly and book them by phone or email
Pay on site with 10% discount
Plan your itinerary
Request availability and prices
Buy SlowCard
Confirm reservations
Pay at the discounted accommodations
By purchasing the SlowCard at the price of 27€ you can automatically book the most convenient accommodations at each stage and you will be entitled to a minimum 10% discount at participating accommodations and restaurants, you will be able to pick up your credential for free and you will receive a digital mini-guide to the Camino.
With your contribution you support the Way of Oropa.
Why choose SlowCard?
What is SlowCard?
La Slow Card is much more than a card: it is your contribution to keeping the Oropa Trail alive. It gives you access to exclusive benefits such as discounts at participating accommodations and restaurants, a digital guidebook, a simplified reservation, the official credential and the gadget of the Camino.
Thanks to the discounts obtained, you can write off the cost of the SlowCard in a few days!
The real value of the Slow Card:
✔ Support local businesses., strengthening the local economy.
✔ You help young people stay, offering them job opportunities.
✔ Promote responsible tourism, which values the environment and local communities.
🔽 How much does it cost?
Only 27€, and your journey becomes easier as the Camino lives on.
Your contribution to a living and sustainable path
Each Slow Card is an investment in the future of the Way, a concrete way to keep it accessible, welcoming and sustainable over time.
Join the community of conscious wayfarers!
Leave a valuable footprint!
The Slow Card: your contribution to a living, sustainable Walk
With the Slow Card, you not only get exclusive benefits, but also become part of a system that actively supports the territory, management and promotion of the Oropa Walk..
✅ Support the growth of local businesses, strengthening the local economy.
✅ Encourage the reestablishment of young people., creating job opportunities related to hosting and caring for the walk.
✅ Promote sustainable development, creating balance between tourism, nature and local life.
Each Slow Card is an investment in the future of the Way, a concrete way to keep it accessible, welcoming and sustainable over time.
Join the community of conscious wayfarers!
Useful Info
Plan your trip
The signposting of the Way
APP AND OFFICIAL GUIDE
CREDENTIAL AND TESTIMONIUM
Our progress is slow but deliberate.
We are a social cooperative-tour operator, a network of individuals and associations in Italy and around the world. Our story began in the late 1990s, when a handful of people began to question the meaning of mass tourism. Traveling and getting to know projects related to fair trade gave birth to the idea of starting a social enterprise that would disrupt the paradigms of tourism and work in direct contact with the civil society of the places visited, with people and associations directly involved in development projects.