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This journey along the Camino de Santiago is far more than a walk—it is an invitation to reconnect with yourself while following ancient paths rich in history, nature, and meaning. Along the final 100 kilometers of the Camino Francés, every step through forests, traditional villages, and the beautiful landscapes of Galicia brings you closer not only to the magnificent city of Santiago de Compostela, but also to a more mindful, grateful, and renewed version of yourself. It is an experience where time regains its true value, friendships form naturally, and each day leaves lessons that stay with you long after you return home. Because the Camino does not simply transform the destination you reach—it transforms the person you become along the way.
DAY 1 SARRIA
Gateway to the Camino.
Arrival in Sarria, the most popular starting point for pilgrims undertaking the final section of the French Way.
Sarria preserves a strong Jacobean heritage, and its historic centre still reflects the timeless atmosphere of the medieval towns that flourished along the pilgrimage route.
Historic Walking Tour.
Visit:
• Monastery of La Magdalena.
• Church of Santa Mariña.
• Medieval Quarter.
• Historic Camino surroundings.
During the visit, guests will learn about the origins of the pilgrimage to Santiago, the significance of the Pilgrim Credential, the symbolism of the Camino and the route's extraordinary importance in medieval Europe.
Welcome Dinner.
A traditional Galician welcome dinner featuring regional cuisine and locally sourced products.
Accommodation.
Selected hotel in Sarria, comfortable category or above, in double occupancy rooms.
DAY 2 SARRIA – PORTOMARÍN
Forests, Villages and the First Steps of the Camino.
Approx. 22 km.
Breakfast.
Today marks the beginning of the pilgrimage experience.
The route passes through enchanting oak and chestnut forests, charming rural villages, ancient country paths, traditional granaries, stone crosses and chapels that form part of Galicia's cultural landscape.
Arrival in Portomarín.
Portomarín is one of the most fascinating villages on the Camino. Following the construction of the Belesar Reservoir, the village was relocated and rebuilt stone by stone, preserving many of its historic monuments.
Guided Visit
• Fortress-Church of San Nicolás.
• Main Square.
• Historic Staircase.
• Miño River surroundings.
Dinner.
Included dinner featuring seasonal Galician specialties.
Accommodation.
Selected charming hotel or superior guesthouse in Portomarín.
DAY 3 PORTOMARÍN – PALAS DE REI
Rural Galicia and Pilgrimage Traditions.
Approx. 25 km.
Breakfast.
Today's stage follows gentle hills, agricultural landscapes and peaceful Galician parishes.
The Camino reveals the authentic heart of rural Galicia, where traditional architecture and local customs remain deeply rooted.
Arrival in Palas de Rei.
Historically, Palas de Rei has been an important stop along the French Way and remains closely linked to the pilgrim tradition.
Authentic Galician Gastronomic Experience.
A tasting of regional products will be included, subject to local supplier availability.
Possible highlights include:
• Protected Designation of Origin Galician cheeses.
• Artisan Galician honey.
• Traditional local specialties.
Dinner.
Included dinner.
Accommodation.
Selected hotel or superior guesthouse in Palas de Rei.
DAY 4 PALAS DE REI – MELIDE
Medieval Bridges and Galicia's Octopus Capital.
Approx. 15 km.
Breakfast.
A shorter and highly enjoyable stage, allowing guests to savour the Camino at a relaxed pace.
The route crosses picturesque villages, woodland trails and charming medieval bridges.
Arrival in Melide.
Melide is considered one of the gastronomic capitals of the Camino de Santiago and is especially renowned for its traditional octopus cuisine.
Traditional Gastronomic Lunch.
Included lunch featuring Galicia's most iconic dish.
Highlights include:
• Pulpo a Feira (Galician Octopus).
• Cachelos (traditional potatoes).
• Galician Empanada.
• Traditional local delicacies.
Historic Centre Visit.
Explore Melide's historic quarter and its pilgrimage heritage.
Dinner.
Included dinner.
Accommodation.
Selected hotel or superior guesthouse in Melide.
DAY 5 MELIDE – ARZÚA
Atlantic Forests and the Land of Cheese.
Approx. 14 km.
Breakfast.
Today's route is surrounded by lush forests, rural pathways and some of the most beautiful natural scenery along the Camino.
Arrival in Arzúa.
Arzúa is internationally known for its cheese-making tradition and is home to one of Spain's most appreciated Protected Designation of Origin cheeses.
Cheese Experience.
Tasting of Arzúa-Ulloa D.O.P. cheese accompanied by an explanation of its importance within Galician gastronomy and culture.
The activity will be organised with a local supplier or through a specialised tasting venue.
Dinner.
Traditional Galician cuisine.
Accommodation.
Selected hotel or superior guesthouse in Arzúa.
DAY 6 ARZÚA – O PEDROUZO
The Final Great Stage Before Santiago.
Approx. 19 km.
Breakfast.
The Camino continues through peaceful forests, villages and country paths.
An especially emotional day as Santiago draws ever closer.
Arrival in O Pedrouzo.
The final overnight stop before reaching Santiago de Compostela.
Pilgrim's Farewell Dinner.
Included dinner.
A special evening designed to celebrate the journey, share experiences and prepare for the final arrival in Santiago.
Accommodation.
Selected hotel or superior guesthouse in O Pedrouzo or surrounding area.
DAY 7 O PEDROUZO – SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
Arrival at the Obradoiro Square.
Approx. 20 km.
Breakfast.
Final stage of the Camino.
The journey culminates with arrival in Santiago de Compostela, one of the most emotional and rewarding moments of the entire experience.
Monte do Gozo.
From this iconic viewpoint, pilgrims catch their first glimpse of Santiago's cathedral towers and realise that the destination is finally within reach.
Arrival in Santiago de Compostela.
Walk into the historic city centre and arrive at the magnificent Obradoiro Square.
Santiago de Compostela is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while the French Way forms part of one of Europe's most important cultural pilgrimage routes.
Guided Tour of Santiago.
Visit:
• Obradoiro Square.
• Santiago Cathedral.
• Historic Centre.
• Pazo de Raxoi.
• Hostal dos Reis Católicos.
Guests will discover the story of Saint James, the spiritual significance of the pilgrimage and Santiago's role as one of Christianity's great historic destinations.
Compostela Certificate.
Official Compostela Certificate presentation, subject to the requirements established by the Pilgrim's Office.
Celebration Lunch.
Included farewell lunch in Santiago de Compostela.
Featured specialties:
• Fresh Galician seafood and fish.
• Galician Beef I.G.P. or local specialties.
• Galician wines.
• Traditional Santiago Almond Cake.
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