Starting From
682 €
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Individual
Itinerant
Hiking
7 days
Duration: 28 Hours
Medium
Operated by Viajes Camino de Santiago
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What You’ll See on Your Trip
Sarria
Sarria
Portomarín
Portomarín
Palas de Rei
Palas de Rei
Arzúa
Arzúa
O Pedrouzo
O Pedrouzo
Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela
Trip Itinerary
More information regarding the time and meeting point for the first/last day will be provided after the booking.
Your journey begins in the historic town of Sarria, in the province of Lugo. Spend the day exploring its charming streets, discovering historical landmarks, and immersing yourself in the welcoming atmosphere that makes Sarria an ideal destination for pilgrims. Stroll through the town center, relax on a terrace, and prepare for the adventure that awaits you the following day. Free dinner and overnight stay.
We begin first stage of the French Way, from Sarria to Portomarín, an easy and accessible route for everyone. You’ll walk through rivers and forests, passing small villages and churches, with plenty of opportunities to stop and have a drink. This stage is considered one of the most beautiful on the Camino. Upon arriving in Portomarín, a charming village on the banks of the Miño River, you’ll find white houses with slate roofs and a unique atmosphere. Relax and enjoy your well-deserved rest before discovering the secret hidden beneath the waters of the reservoir. Free dinner and overnight stay.
Km Stage: 22
Km Stage: 25
This is the longest stage of the Camino Francés in Galicia, with 29 kilometers to cover. The route, which takes you through dirt roads, forests, and medieval bridges, is one of the most scenic in the region. During the journey, a stop in Melide is a must, as it is famous for its Galician octopus; you can taste this delicacy in one of its many pulperías. After taking a break, you'll continue with ease to Arzúa, where you'll have the rest of the day to relax. Don't miss the chance to try the local Arzúa-Ulloa cheese, accompanied by other regional specialties. Free dinner and overnight stay.
Km Stage: 29
Today you will tackle the penultimate stage of your journey, a route of about 20 kilometers on flat and easy terrain. Along the way, you will have the chance to stop at various bars and restaurants to take a break and enjoy some local dishes. Upon arrival in O Pedrouzo, you will have plenty of time to relax and prepare for the final day of walking towards Santiago. The day ends with a peaceful stroll through the village, where you can rest before the last stage. Free dinner and overnight stay.
Km Stage: 19
Today is the final stage of your journey. Start early to reach Santiago de Compostela at a relaxed pace, giving you time to explore the city. During the walk, you will reach Monte do Gozo, where you will get your first glimpse of the Santiago Cathedral. After enjoying this view, you will continue the final kilometers, entering triumphantly into the Plaza del Obradoiro. Once in Santiago, you can collect your Compostela Certificate and take time to explore the city, discovering its monuments and rich history. Free dinner and overnight stay.
Km Stage: 19
On the last day of the tour, you can choose to return home or spend an additional day in Santiago. End of services.
Travel Tour Overview
This tour offers a complete and authentic Camino de Santiago experience by covering the final 110 kilometres of the French Way from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela, the minimum distance required to obtain the Compostela certificate. It is designed for travellers who have limited time but still wish to fully immerse themselves in the spirit of the pilgrimage, surrounded by a rural, natural and historically rich environment.
The walk unfolds through the characteristic landscapes of Galicia, crossing chestnut and oak forests, green meadows, rivers and small villages, and passing countless religious and cultural landmarks such as churches, chapels, stone crosses and traditional hórreos that accompany pilgrims throughout the journey.
The package includes 7 days and 6 nights of accommodation in carefully selected superior-category hotels and guesthouses, chosen to ensure comfort and proper rest after each walking day. All accommodations provide private en-suite bathrooms and offer facilities designed for pilgrims’ comfort, such as communal areas, gardens or terraces, and in many cases restaurants, lifts and swimming pools. Rooms are available as single, double, twin or triple, depending on individual needs.
To make the journey lighter and more enjoyable, daily luggage transfer from one stage to the next is included, allowing pilgrims to walk carrying only what they need for the day. The tour also includes complete Camino documentation, the official Pilgrim’s Credential, essential for obtaining the Compostela certificate, 24-hour emergency telephone assistance during the trip, and travel insurance.
Meals are not included in the base price and may be added as an optional service. Personal expenses, drinks and any services not explicitly stated as included are also excluded. Additional optional services are available upon request, such as a single-room supplement, extra nights in Santiago de Compostela, and transfers from or to airports, as well as transfers between Santiago and Sarria.
The tour ends in Santiago de Compostela, where pilgrims can collect their Compostela certificate and spend time exploring the city. Travellers may return home or extend their stay in Santiago, and it is also possible to continue the journey on foot to Finisterre, an extension not included in the standard package.
What’s Included in Your Trip
- Basic Insurance (see terms and conditions)
- Phone assistance
- Pilgrim’s Credential
- Travel document
- Tour Operator Guarantees
- Overnight stay in a Double Room
- GPX Tracks
- Luggage transport
- Please read the Terms and conditions before making your booking
Must-Know Details
By plane: Fly to Santiago de Compostela Airport (SCQ), then take a bus or taxi to Sarria (120 km).
By train: From Santiago, take a train to Lugo and then a bus to Sarria.
By bus: Direct buses from Santiago to Sarria, with a journey time of approximately 2 hours.
Open to travelers of all ages. You will travel either independently or in a group, with full support from the agency. On a group vacation, you may meet people from different countries with habits different from your own. For a cycling holiday, you might find yourself riding with people on e-bikes as well as those on traditional bikes. Respect everyone's space and enjoy yourself. The tour is organized by local guides and operators, carefully selected for you
Remember to bring a valid passport or ID card with an expiration date of at least 6 months from the departure date. The itinerary may be subject to changes before and/or during the trip. On a group tour and in certain specific villages, it may be necessary to use dispersed accommodation due to the lack of large facilities. Please inform us of any food intolerances at the time of booking; we will do our best to accommodate them, but we cannot guarantee it. Tourist taxes to be paid locally.
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The Camino de Santiago de Compostela from Sarria
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Accommodation
Sarria
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Portomarín
hotel
Palas de Rei
hotel
Arzúa
hotel
O Pedrouzo
hotel
Santiago de Compostela
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