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Embark on the historic pilgrimage of the Camino de Santiago, a journey that weaves through stunning landscapes and charming villages, culminating at the awe-inspiring Santiago de Compostela in Spain. With routes spanning across Europe, each step reveals rich cultural heritage, diverse local cuisine, and an unparalleled sense of accomplishment. Whether you're seeking spiritual renewal, an adventure, or a unique travel experience, the Camino offers a transformative journey tailored to every traveler. Join us and walk the path where history and discovery converge.
2 New Dates added for 2025
12th October for 7 Nights
Day 1
Arrival in Sarria Make your way to your hotel in Sarria in time to enjoy your first evening meal, and get a good rest before you begin your Camino. If you are feeling energised before your walk, visit the town’s main religious sites, Convento de la Magdalena and Iglesia Santa Marina de Sarria. Breakfast and Dinner
Arrival in Sarria Make your way to your hotel in Sarria in time to enjoy your first evening meal, and get a good rest before you begin your Camino. If you are feeling energised before your walk, visit the town’s main religious sites, Convento de la Magdalena and Iglesia Santa Marina de Sarria. Breakfast and Dinner
Day 2
Sarria to Portomarin - 21.88km / 13.6miles A peaceful walk in shady oak woods and pretty villages on quiet country roads. The village of Barbadelo (at an elevation of 580m) has a beautiful Romanesque church that is worth a visit. The next significant village is Ferreiros. When you arrive in Portomarin (an elevation of 550m) you can relax on one of the numerous terraces of the town’s main plaza. Breakfast and Dinner
Day 3
Portomarin to Palas de rei - 24.24km / 15.06miles From the village, the Camino crosses the river Minho and climbs uphill. On your way, you’ll be crossing Gonzar and passing the Romanesque Church of Santa María, Castromaior. The calm of the Galician Cemetery in Ligonde on a sunny day is a rest in itself. In Eirexe, the Romanesque portal of the church is a beauty, featuring a sculpture of Daniel, as well as a statue of Santiago de Peregrino. You will then arrive in Palas de Rei (at an elevation of 565m). Palas de rei Breakfast and Dinner
Portomarin to Palas de rei - 24.24km / 15.06miles From the village, the Camino crosses the river Minho and climbs uphill. On your way, you’ll be crossing Gonzar and passing the Romanesque Church of Santa María, Castromaior. The calm of the Galician Cemetery in Ligonde on a sunny day is a rest in itself. In Eirexe, the Romanesque portal of the church is a beauty, featuring a sculpture of Daniel, as well as a statue of Santiago de Peregrino. You will then arrive in Palas de Rei (at an elevation of 565m). Palas de rei Breakfast and Dinner
Day 4
Palas de rei to Melide - 14.73km / 9.15miles The Camino continues slightly downhill, passing the village of Casanova and the charming village of Leboreiro. At Melide (a steady elevation of 454m), stop in one of the many restaurants to try some local specialties such as octopus a la gallega (boiled octopus served with olive oil, paprika, and salt. Melide Breakfast and Dinner
Palas de rei to Melide - 14.73km / 9.15miles The Camino continues slightly downhill, passing the village of Casanova and the charming village of Leboreiro. At Melide (a steady elevation of 454m), stop in one of the many restaurants to try some local specialties such as octopus a la gallega (boiled octopus served with olive oil, paprika, and salt. Melide Breakfast and Dinner
Day 5
Melide to Arzua - 14.3km / 8.89miles The route leaves Melide and heads off into quiet countryside, along forest track and through a few hamlets. At Boente de Ariba, you will pass by the ancient Church of Santiago before continuing through a forest track and reaching Catanada. You will then cross a few streams, and then you are at the last stretch to Arzua . Once in Arzua, you can then relax in the hotel. Arzua Breakfast and Dinner
Melide to Arzua - 14.3km / 8.89miles The route leaves Melide and heads off into quiet countryside, along forest track and through a few hamlets. At Boente de Ariba, you will pass by the ancient Church of Santiago before continuing through a forest track and reaching Catanada. You will then cross a few streams, and then you are at the last stretch to Arzua . Once in Arzua, you can then relax in the hotel. Arzua Breakfast and Dinner
Day 6
Arzua to Rua - 17.83km / 11.08miles This shaded section of the Camino will pass through woods, along streams, and through sleepy villages. Take your time and visit the chapel of Santa Irena, with its unique statues of Santiago. The rest of the way to Rua-O Pino is on a quiet country road. Rua (at an elevation of 310m) is one of the less crowded stopping points before Santiago de Compostela. Rua Breakfast and Dinner
Arzua to Rua - 17.83km / 11.08miles This shaded section of the Camino will pass through woods, along streams, and through sleepy villages. Take your time and visit the chapel of Santa Irena, with its unique statues of Santiago. The rest of the way to Rua-O Pino is on a quiet country road. Rua (at an elevation of 310m) is one of the less crowded stopping points before Santiago de Compostela. Rua Breakfast and Dinner
Day 7
Rua to Santiago de Compostela - 20.32km / 12.63miles The next stage will be Lavacolla, where pilgrims traditionally washed in the river before reaching Santiago de Compostela. Tall eucalyptus trees line your way to Monte del Gozo, or Mount of Joy. From here, you can see your goal – the Cathedral of Santiago! After a descent to the city you’ll be able to witness this UNESCO World Heritage Site up-close. Marvel at the architecture and relish the wonderful atmosphere in this
Rua to Santiago de Compostela - 20.32km / 12.63miles The next stage will be Lavacolla, where pilgrims traditionally washed in the river before reaching Santiago de Compostela. Tall eucalyptus trees line your way to Monte del Gozo, or Mount of Joy. From here, you can see your goal – the Cathedral of Santiago! After a descent to the city you’ll be able to witness this UNESCO World Heritage Site up-close. Marvel at the architecture and relish the wonderful atmosphere in this
cultural and spiritual mecca, and contemplate all you’ve experienced on your amazing journey. Santiago de Compostela Breakfast and Dinner (dinner in a restaurant in Santiago)
What's Included
- Flights from/to Dublin
- Accommodation (7 nights)
- Breakfast every morning
- 7 dinners
- Luggage Transfer
- Guide
- 24-hour emergency number
- Pilgrim Passport
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Women Only Group
2 New Dates added for 2025
12th October for 7 Nights
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