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Characterful accommodation, a private room and your luggage always one step ahead.
12 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 €390 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 €430 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.
From €480 per person
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.
From €565 per person
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.
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.
From €397 per person
Seven days from Ferrol to Santiago along one of the historic pilgrimage routes to Compostela. Green landscapes, charming villages, heritage and Galician gastronomy on a peaceful Camino steeped in history.
From €399 per person
What if your Camino didn't end at the Cathedral? Extend your journey 90 kilometers further from Santiago to the legendary "end of the world" in Finisterre, where the land meets the Atlantic. The perfect grand finale for your pilgrimage, surrounded by Galician forests, tradition, and the best sunsets on the coast.
From €315 per person
Walk the final kilometres of the Camino de Invierno: 8 days from Monforte de Lemos to Santiago through the vineyards of the Ribeira Sacra, forests, villages and landscapes along the Miño. A peaceful and authentic route to earn your Compostela.
From €425 per person
From Baiona to Santiago, the Portuguese Coastal Camino blends seaside landscapes, beaches and Galician villages with the magic of the Spiritual Variant, its monasteries, nature and the Traslatio along the Arousa estuary.
From €660 per person
The Portuguese Camino from Tui to Santiago, including the Spiritual Variant, is an experience that combines history, nature, Galician culture, and beautiful coastal landscapes. Along the route, you pass through charming villages, forests, monasteries, and ancient paths alongside rivers, eventually reaching the spectacular Arousa Estuary. The boat trip during the Traslatio adds a unique element to the journey before continuing to Padrón and finishing at the iconic Praza do Obradoiro. A varied and special route, perfect for enjoying the Camino beyond the physical challenge itself.
The final 100 kilometres of the Camino, an adventure to share. 🐾 Walk the most iconic stretch of the Camino de Santiago over six days, from Sarria to Santiago, passing through ancient oak forests, charming villages, rural paths and landscapes you’ll remember forever. The perfect distance to earn your Compostela, but also a chance to switch off, enjoy the journey and share every step with the one who is always by your side: your dog. Because some adventures are better when shared. 🐶💚
From €455 per person
