TRIP DESCRIPTION

Join the many pilgrims from around the world walking the last section of the Camino Francés to Santiago de Compostela.  Walking the last 100 kilometres of the Camino means that you can request your Compostela, or certificate of completion of the pilgrimage.

You will be walking through beautiful oak woodlands, fragrant eucalyptus forests and traditional Galician villages.  This region of Spain is famous for its great seafood, cheeses and wine, all of which you can sample while walking the trail.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

•  All accommodation in good quality pensiones and small hotels, OR casa rurales always with private bathroom
• All breakfasts
• Luggage transfers from Sarria to Santiago  – price includes one bag/case per person – MAX 20kg – more can be arranged at extra cost
• Orientation pack at your first hotel in Sarria
• Camino Guide Book
• Andaspain maps of how to get to each hotel
• Pilgrim Credencial and scallop shell
• Emergency back up as required
• We can also include extra nights before and after your walk, airport transfers and guided tours of Santiago de Compostela.

TRIP DETAILS

• DAYS : 7
• NIGHTS : 6
• BASELINE PRICE : 690€
• BASELINE SINGLE SUPPLEMENT : 250€
• CASA RURAL TRANSPORT/DINNER SUPPLEMENT: per night 60€
• STARTING POINT: Sarria
• ENDING POINT: Santiago de Compostela
• WALKING DISTANCE: 115km (72 miles)

THE COMPOSTELA

At the end of The Last 100 Kilometers all walkers are presented with a Compostela certificate issued by the Archdiocese of Santiago de Compostela and the Pilgrim’s Office.  This is true about all of the walks that complete at least the last 100KMs of any Camino de Santiago.

ITINERARY

The Last 100 Kilometers is walked during a 7-day period.

Below is the city to city itinerary, but please note that specific hotels vary between dates and are therefore not published here. They are provided at the time of booking, along with a more detailed schedule that you can share with your friends and family.

Day 1: Arrival in Sarria. Pick up your Camino information pack at your first hotel.   – Accommodation in Sarria

Day 2: Sarria to Portomarín – 22km : 13.7m  – Accommodation in Portomarín

Day 3: Portomarín to Palas do Rei – 24km : 14.9m  – Accommodation in Palas do Rei

Day 4: Palas do Rei to Arzua – 27km : 16.8m – Accommodation in Arzua

Day 5: Arzua to Arca – 20km : 12.4m –  Accommodation in Arca

Day 6: Arca to Santiago de Compostela – 20km : 12.4m  – Accommodation in Santiago de Compostela

Day 35: Tour Ends.

This itinerary can be extended/shortened and rest days included – just ask us for a tailor-made itinerary.  Additional nights in Sarria and Santiago de Compostela are available on request.

TRIP DESCRIPTION

Set off on this classic pilgrimage that spans the whole breadth of Spain and is perhaps the most famous and certainly the most popular route to Santiago de Compostela.   You will cover 791 KMs  beginning in the French village of St. Jean Pied de Port and cross the Pyrenees into Spain. From there you walk through the rolling hills of Navarra and the high plains of Castilla y León, before entering the magical province of Galicia and arriving at the legendary Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.

You will be following in the footsteps of hundreds of thousands of pilgrims who have made the journey on foot since the 8^th Century.  The Camino is for many a life-changing experience and always an unforgettable adventure!

Highlights:

• Being a part of the Camino!  You will be walking with people from all over the world all heading to the same place – one of the things that make the Camino Francés so special.
• The changes in landscape, architecture, language, cuisine and climate as you move through this vast and amazing country.
• The many monuments, chapels, churches and cathedrals marking the way, from the magnificent Gothic cathedrals of Burgos and León to Romanesque gems such as Santa María de Eunate in Navarra and Vilar de Donas in Galicia.
• The great expanse of the Meseta between Burgos and León with its haunting beauty, immense skies and vast plains of wheat fields.
• Walking through the beautiful Bierzo region of Castilla y León with views of heather-covered moors and tiny villages filled with slate-roofed houses.
• Arriving at thePlaza de Obradoiro to see the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, along with the familiar faces of all the other pilgrims who have, like you, walked almost 500 miles to get there!

This route traverses the whole of Spain and is very varied, including hills as well as plains, rocky footpaths and surfaced roads.  The Camino Francés is very well marked and has plenty of places to rest along the way.  This is a long-distance walk so you will have lots of time to become accustomed to covering a lot of ground each day!

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 34-nights accommodation in private rooms with private bathroom
• Luggage transport from St Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela – price includes one bag/case per person – MAX 20kg – more can be arranged at extra cost
• All breakfasts
• Orientation pack at your first hotel
• Credencial or Pilgrim´s Passport and  scallop shell
• Guide Book
• Andaspain maps of how to get to each hotel
• Emergency backup via mobile phone
• We can also include extra nights before and after your walk, airport transfers and guided tours of Santiago de Compostela.

TRIP DETAILS

• DAYS : 35
• NIGHTS : 34
• BASELINE PRICE : 3250€
• BASELINE SINGLE SUPPLEMENT : 1550€
• CASA RURAL TRANSPORT/DINNER SUPPLEMENT: per night 60€
• STARTING POINT: St Jean Pied de Port
• ENDING POINT: Santiago de Compostela
• WALKING DISTANCE: 791km (492 miles)

THE COMPOSTELA

At the end of the Camino, all walkers are presented with a Compostela certificate issued by the Archdiocese of Santiago de Compostela and the Pilgrim’s Office.  This is true about all of the walks that complete at least the last 100KMs of any Camino de Santiago.

ITINERARY

Every Inch of the Camino Francés is walked during a 35-day period.

Below is the city to city itinerary, but please note that specific hotels vary between dates and are therefore not published here.  They are provided at the time of booking, along with a more detailed schedule that you can share with your friends and family.

Day 1: Arrival to St Jean Pied de Port. Pick up your Camino information pack at your first hotel. – Accommodation in St. Jean Pied de Port

Day 2: Huntto to Roncesvalles – 20km : 12.4m  – Accommodation in Roncesvalles 

Day 3: Roncesvalles to Zubiri – 22km : 13.7m  – Accommodation in Zubiri

Day 4: Zubiri to Pamplona – 20km : 12.4m – Accommodation in Pamplona 

Day 5: Pamplona to Puente la Reina – 24km : 14.9m – Accommodation in Puente la Reina 

Day 6: Puente la Reina to Estella – 21km : 13m – Accommodation in Estella 

Day 7: Estella to Los Arcos – 22km : 13.7m  – Accommodation in Los Arcos

Day 8: Los Arcos to Logroño – 27km : 16.8m  – Accommodation in Logroño 

Day 9: Logroño to Nájera – 28km : 17.4m  – Accommodation in Nájera

Day 10: Nájera to Santo Domingo de la Calzada – 21km : 13m  – Accommodation in Santo Domingo de la Calzada 

Day 11: Santo Domingo de la Calzada to Belorado – 23km :14.3m  – Accommodation in Belorado 

Day 12: Belorado to San Juan de Ortega – 24km : 14.9m  – Accommodation in San Juan de Ortega 

Day 13: San Juan de Ortega to Burgos – 23km : 14.3m  – Accommodation in Burgos 

Day 14: Burgos to Hornillos del Camino – 20km : 12.4m  – Accommodation in Hornillos del Camino

Day 15: Hornillos del Camino to Castrojeriz – 18km : 11.2m – Accommodation in Castrojeriz 

Day 16: Castrojeriz to Frómista – 25km : 15.5m  – Accommodation in Frómista   

Day 17: Fromista to Carrión de los Condes – 19km : 11.8m Accommodation in Carrión de los Condes 

Day 18: Carrión de los Condes to Ledigos – 23km : 14.3m  – Accommodation in Ledigos

Day 19: Ledigos to Calzadilla de los Hermanillos – 27km : 16.8m  – Accommodation in Calzadilla de los Hermanillos

Day 20: Calzadilla de los Hermanillos to Mansilla de las Mulas – 24km : 14.9m  – Accommodation in Mansilla de las Mulas

Day 21: Mansilla de las Mulas to León – 17km : 10.5m  – Accommodation in León

Day 22: León to Hospital de Órbigo – 33km : 20.5m  – Accommodation in Hospital de Órbigo

Day 23: Hospital de Órbigo to Astorga – 15km : 9.3m  – Accommodation in Astorga 

Day 24: Astorga to Rabanal del Camino  – 20km : 12.4m – Accommodation in Rabanal del Camino 

Day 25: Rabanal del Camino to Molinaseca– 25km : 15.5m  – Accommodation in Molinaseca

Day 26: Molinaseca to Villafranca del Bierzo – 30km : 18.6m –  Accommodation in Villafranca del Bierzo 

Day 27: Villafranca del Bierzo to O Cebreiro – 28km : 17.4m – Accommodation in O Cebreiro

 Day 28: O Cebreiro to Triacastela – 22km : 13.7m  – Accommodation in Triacastela

Day 29: Triacastela to Sarria via Samos – 21km : 13m  – Accommodation in Sarria 

Day 30: Sarria to Portomarín – 22km : 13.7m  – Accommodation in Portomarín 

Day 31: Portomarín to Palas do Rei – 24km : 14.9m  – Accommodation in Palas do Rei 

Day 32: Palas do Rei to Arzua – 27km : 16.8m – Accommodation in Arzua 

Day 33: Arzua to Arca – 20km : 12.4m –  Accommodation in Arca

Day 34: Arca to Santiago de Compostela – 20km : 12.4m  – Accommodation in Santiago de Compostela

Day 35: Tour Ends.

 This itinerary can be extended/shortened and rest days included – just ask us for a tailor-made itinerary.  Additional nights in Santiago de Compostela are available on request.

TRIP DESCRIPTION

From the beautiful city of Porto along the coast to iconic Santiago de Compostela.  Walking the Camino Portugués is a spectacular journey which takes in some beautiful towns like Ponte de Lima, Valença, Pontevedra and Padrón.  It is a challenging walk with plenty of hills but also spectacular views over the coast and through forests and pretty Galician villages.

HIGHLIGHTS:                                                                                                                        

• Starting in the 2nd largest city in Portugal, Porto which is known for its stately bridges, cobbled street old-town and port wine production.
• Passing through the pretty riverside town of Ponte de Lima.
• The beautiful fortress town of Valença set in a spectacular position looking over the Rio Minho to Spain.
• The lively regional capital of Pontevedra with its delightful historic center of narrow streets and plazas.
• Reviving your tired feet in the hot thermal spring in Caldas de Reis.
• Optional visit to the beautiful waterfalls inside the Natural Park of the Rio Barosa.
• Visiting Padrón, the town where St James started his ministry in the Iberian peninsula.  His remains are claimed to have arrived in a boat from Jerusalem.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 14 nights’ accommodation in hotels, casas rurales, pensiones all with en suite room, 14 breakfasts
• Luggage transfers from Porto to Santiago  – price includes one bag/case per person – MAX 20kg – more can be arranged at extra cost
• Orientation pack at your first hotel in Porto
• Camino Guide Book
• Andaspain maps of how to get to each hotel
• Pilgrim Credencial and scallop shell
• 24 hour mobile phone back up and emergency back up as required

TRIP DETAILS

• DAYS : 15
• NIGHTS : 14
• BASELINE PRICE : 1550€
• BASELINE SINGLE SUPPLEMENT : 500€
• CASA RURAL TRANSPORT/DINNER SUPPLEMENT: per night 60€
•  STARTING POINT: Porto
• ENDING POINT: Santiago de Compostela
• WALKING DISTANCE: 239km (149 miles)

THE COMPOSTELA

At the end of The Camino Portuguese: Porto to Santiago de Compostela,  all walkers are presented with a Compostela certificate issued by the Archdiocese of Santiago de Compostela and the Pilgrim’s Office.  This is true about all of the walks that complete at least the last 100KMs of any Camino de Santiago.

ITINERARY

The Camino Portugués is walked during a 15-day period.

Below is the city to city itinerary, but please note that specific hotels vary between dates and are therefore not published here.  They are provided at the time of booking, along with a more detailed schedule that you can share with your friends and family.

Day 1: Arrival to Porto, Pick up your Camino information pack at your first hotel. – Accommodation in Porto

Day 2: Porto to Moreira da Maia – 14km: 8.7m – Accommodation in Porto

Day 3: Moreira da Maia to Arcos – 20.4km: 12.5m – Accommodation in Arcos

Day 4: Arcos to Barcelos – 19.8km: 12m  – Accommodation in Barcelos

Day 5: Barcelos to Balugães – 15km: 9m – Accommodation in Barcelos

Day 6: Balugães to Ponte de Lima – 18.6km: 11.5m – Accommodation in Ponte de Lima

Day 7: Ponte de Lima to Rubiaes – 18km: 11m  – Accommodation in Ponte de Lima

Day 8: Rubiaes to Valença – 17km: 10.5m – Accommodation in Valença

Day 9: Valença to Centeans – 16.5km: 10m – Shuttle back to accommodation in Valença

Day 10: Centeans to Redondela – 21.4km : 13m – Accommodation in Redondela

Day 11: Redondela to Pontevedra – 20km : 12.4m – Accommodation in Pontevedra

Day 12: Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis – 22km: 13.7m – Accommodation in Caldas de Reis

Day 13: Caldas de Reis to Esclavitude – 25.5km: 15.9m – Shuttle back to accommodation in Caldas de Reis

Day 143: Esclavitude to Santiago de Compostela – 19km: 11.8m  – Accommodation in Santiago de Compostela

Day 15:  Tour Ends.

This itinerary can be extended/shortened and rest days included – just ask us for a tailor-made itinerary.  Additional nights in Ponte de Lima and Santiago de Compostela are available on request.

TRIP DESCRIPTION

While growing in popularity this route is much quieter than the Camino Francés. The Last 100KM, Camino Portugués route takes you through small hamlets, quiet country lanes, forests, coasts and beautiful old towns and cities as Valença, Tui and Pontevedra.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 7 nights accommodation in two and three star hotels and pensions
• 7 breakfasts
• All luggage transfers from Tui to Santiago – price includes one bag/case per person – MAX 20kg – more can be arranged at extra cost
• Camino Orientation pack at your first hotel in Tui
• Camino Guide Book
• Andaspain maps of how to get to each hotel
• Credencial or Pilgrim´s Passport and scallop shell
• Emergency backup via mobile phone.
• We can also include extra nights before and after your walk, airport transfers and guided tours of Santiago de Compostela.

TRIP DETAILS

• DAYS : 8
• NIGHTS : 7
• BASELINE PRICE : 790€
• BASELINE SINGLE SUPPLEMENT : 300€
• CASA RURAL TRANSPORT/DINNER SUPPLEMENT: per night 60€
• STARTING POINT: Tui
• ENDING POINT: Santiago de Compostela
• WALKING DISTANCE: 117km (73 miles)

THE COMPOSTELA

At the end of the Camino Portugués Last 100 kilometers all walkers are presented with a Compostela certificate issued by the Archdiocese of Santiago de Compostela and the Pilgrim’s Office.  This is true about all of the walks that complete at least the last 100KMs of any Camino de Santiago.

ITINERARY

The Camino Portugués Last 100 kilometers is walked during an 8-day period.

Below is the city to city itinerary, but please note that specific hotels vary between dates and are therefore not published here.  They are provided at the time of booking, along with a more detailed schedule that you can share with your friends and family.

Day 1: Arrival to Tui. Pick up your Camino information pack at your first hotel.  – Accommodation in Tui

Day 2: Tui to O Porriño – 17.3km : 10.7m – Shuttle back to accommodation in Tui

Day 3: O Porriño to Arcade – 22km : 13.7m – Accommodation in Arcade

Day 4: Arcade to Pontevedra – 12.8km : 8m – Accommodation in Pontevedra

Day 5:Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis – 22.2km : 12.5m – Accommodation in Caldas de Reis

Day 6: Caldas de Reis to Padron – 18.1km : 11.3m – Shuttle back to accommodation in Caldas de Reis

Day 7: Padron to Santiago de Compostela – 24.9km : 15m – Accommodation in Santiago de Compostela

Day 8: Tour Ends.

This itinerary can be extended/shortened and rest days included – just ask us for a tailor-made itinerary.  Additional nights in Valença and Santiago de Compostela are available on request.