length
11 Days
difficulty
Moderate
trip cost
from $2025 pp
Nature Immersion
Cultural Interest

Highlights
Get Ready For
- Walk the final 100km of the Camino Trail
- Qualify for your Compostela
- Finish in this historic city of Santiago
- Visit the final end point of your walk at the Cathedral
- The self-guided trip allows you to set your own pace
- We look after your accommodation and luggage transfers
- Dedicated local support person in Spain for reassurance
Itinerary
Daily Details
Map
Explore
Sarria
Sarria is a busy, modern town with plenty of shops, hotels, restaurants and bars. It is bustling with pilgrims – those who began their Camino hundreds of kilometres back as well as the large number that walk the final 100km to Santiago de Compostela to qualify for their Compostela.
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Portomarín
The lovely small village of Portomarín on the Rio Miño has a remarkable history and significant sites, including the castle-like 12th-century Romanesque Church of San Nicolás in the centre of town. It is an unusual combination of a church and a fortress. This twofold purpose originated with the Order of Knights of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, who built it to provide protection for pilgrims and traders.
Palas de Rei
The small and pretty town of Palas de Rei was a favourite place of residence of the Galician nobility. The name comes from Pallatium regis (royal palace). The Castle of Pambre is one of the greatest examples of medieval military architecture to in Galicia. The importance of the Jacobean pilgrimage in this village goes back to time immemorial.
Melide
Melide is a busy town founded in the 13th century. It has many historic buildings and churches including the Capilla de San Pedro and San Roque next to which stands a 14th century stone cross said to be the oldest in Galicia. The museum and the buildings around the Plaza de Convento are well worth a visit. Melide is famous for Pulpo Gallego, octopus cooked Galician style and reputed to be the best in Spain.
Arzúa
This is the last large town before you reach Santiago. It has plenty of restaurants bars and cafes and a few ATMs. The 14th century Capilla de la Magdelena is the town’s main monument. Arzúa is most famous for its local cheese, Queixo, a smooth creamy cheese made from cow’s milk which most restaurants feature in some way and is definitely worth trying.
O Pedrouzo
The charming village of O Pedrouzo has plenty of shops, restaurants and bars. For many pilgrims, it is the last stage of the Camino before finishing their journey in Santiago de Compostela. Its main attractions include the Roman bridge over the Rio Mera, the parish Church of Santa Eulalia de Arca, and the baroque church of Lardeiros, which stands out for its size and beauty.
Santiago de Compostela
The wonderful and historic city of Santiago is the end of the Camino journey for most pilgrims. Praza do Obradoiro and the wonderful ancient Cathedral form the city’s heart. Attend the midday pilgrims mass and watch the steady stream of pilgrims arriving into the square as they finish their epic journey. There are many enticing tapas bars and restaurants in which to celebrate your journey.
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Navigation
Finding your way
Finding your way along the Camino has become a lot easier with our exclusive APP, which has all your trip information and route guidance in one handy place. You still need to be self-reliant with wayfinding. For the best results, use a combination of road and trail signs, a backup paper map or guidebook, and our app. Knowing the daily distances, elevation changes and notable landmarks will enhance your navigation. Our app can pinpoint and confirm whether you’re still on the correct trail. Like with any phone app, it’s not intended to be used constantly as you walk. Read more about all the great features of the app and how to use it for navigation.

Exclusive Guide
get inspired
Discover inspiration, travel essentials, practical information and more in our free Destination Guide. All you need to know about walking the Camino de Santiago routes through Spain, Portugal and France!
Walking the Camino is an incredible journey that will immerse you not only in Europe’s grand history, food and culture but most importantly the extraordinary camaraderie that exists along these routes. The spirit of the Camino de Santiago is alive and well among people from all over the world. It is a ‘bucket list’ experience you will never forget!

Camino de Santiago
The Camino Stage 5. Sarria to Santiago: 9 day
- Walk the final 100km of the Camino Trail
- Qualify for your Compostela
- Finish in this historic city of Santiago
- Visit the final end point of your walk at the Cathedral
$1,620.00

Camino de Santiago
The Camino Stage 5. Sarria to Santiago: Womens Parador Trip
- Walk the final 100km of Spain’s iconic Camino trail
- Qualify for your Compostela
- Finish in Santiago and visit the final end point of your walk at the Cathedral
- Stay in opulent Parador hotels
$2,935.00

Camino de Santiago
The Camino Stage 5. Sarria to Santiago: The Essentials Trip
- Walk the final 100km of the Camino trail
- Qualify for your Compostela
- Finish in this historic city of Santiago
- Private accommodation, breakfasts, luggage transfers and in-country support
$1,250.00

Camino de Santiago
The Highlights Trip – Camino
- Walk the best sections of the Camino
- Use trains to visit other cities along the route
- Follow in the footsteps of millions of pilgrims
- Dedicated local support person in Spain
$2,795.00

Le Puy Camino (France)
The Slow Walk – Cahors to Condom
- Shorter daily distances and ample time to relax in the village squares
- Tranquil country paths and beautiful trails
- Picture-postcard rural scenery and a wealth of gastronomic experiences
- Impressive architecture and historic UNESCO world heritage sites
$2,795.00

Camino de Santiago
Madrid to Santiago – Camino
- Begin your journey in the exciting city of Madrid
- Free time to explore Spain’s exciting capital
- Walk the final 100km of the Camino Trail; qualify for your Compostela
- Finish in the historic city Santiago; visit the final end point at the Cathedral
$2,520.00

Portuguese Coastal Camino
Baiona to Santiago – Portuguese Coastal Camino
- Beautiful Galician scenery; seascapes, vineyards and shady forests
- Walk approx. 130km enabling you to receive a Compostela
- Local delicacies especially amazing seafood including oysters and pulpo
- Magnificent accommodation with a complimentary upgrade
$2,095.00

Camino de Santiago
The Camino Stage 3-5. Leon to Santiago
- Walk the final 300km of the Camino Trail
- This self-guided trip allows you to set your own pace
- Finish in this historic city of Santiago; visit the final end point of your walk at the Cathedral
$3,050.00

Camino de Santiago
Camino de Finisterre – Camino
- A quieter less visited section that literally finishes at the water’s edge
- Enjoy great seafood and local wine while resting in Finisterre
- Quiet woodland paths past Galician horreos and remote moors
- Finisterre was considered to be the “End of the World”
$995.00

Camino de Santiago
Camino Training – Great Ocean Walk
- Camino-themed 3 day trip
- Benefit from the experience of our Camino Specialists
- Join other Camino pilgrims on a pre-travel training trip
$1,350.00

‘The Aussie Camino’
- Capture the essence of the Camino de Santiago
- Learn about the life of Mary MacKillop
- Walk with like-minded people in this centuries-old tradition
- Stunning beauty and diversity of Australia’s landscapes
$4,490.00
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