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The essentials done well: simple accommodation, a contained price and support from start to finish.
6 routes
Walk the final 100 kilometres of the world's most famous pilgrimage route: six days from Sarria to Santiago through oak woods, hamlets and hórreos. Exactly the distance you need to earn the Compostela.
From €345 per person
The seven-day version of the last 100 kilometres of the French Way: the longest stage is split in two with a night in Melide, Galicia's octopus capital. Shorter days and more time to enjoy every town.
From €414 per person
The Galician section of the second most popular Camino: seven days from the medieval town of Tui to Santiago past spa towns, Roman bridges and the rías. Gentle stages with history at every stop.
Seven days from the seafaring town of Baiona to Santiago: first the Rías Baixas coastline with the Cíes Islands on the horizon, then the classic Portuguese Way. Sea, history and great food.
Five days of monasteries, Albariño vineyards and a boat crossing of the ría de Arousa along the Translatio route, the one that brought the Apostle's body to Galicia. The world's only maritime Way of the Cross.
From €276 per person
The oldest Camino, from the city of the Roman wall: six days through inland Lugo, sunken lanes and woods until it joins the French Way at Melide. Demanding, authentic and far less crowded.
