THE LAST 100 KILOMETERS (AS PART OF OUR EVERY INCH OF THE CAMINO TOUR)
ABOUT THE LAST 100 KM OF THE CAMINO FRANCÉS
Join pilgrims from around the world in walking the iconic final stretch of the Camino Francés, from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. Covering 115 km over five days, you’ll walk an average of just over 20 km per day, a rewarding challenge that qualifies you to receive the Compostela certificate at your journey’s end.
The Camino Francés, or French Way, is steeped in centuries of history and remains the most beloved route in the Camino network, famously portrayed in films like The Way. This pilgrimage not only offers cultural and historical significance but also profound spiritual meaning as it leads to Santiago de Compostela, the final resting place of Saint James, one of Jesus Christ’s apostles.
Your path through Galicia will take you through serene oak woodlands, aromatic eucalyptus forests, and charming Galician villages. Along the way, you’ll savor the region’s renowned red and white wine, seafood (pretty much everything the Atlantic has to offer) and artisanal cheeses. You can count on enjoying all of these things. We take care of nearly every meal and for the rest we provide recommendations for our favorite local restaurants.
All our accommodations are carefully chosen for their proximity to the Camino, their charm, and the quality of service provided. We try to use small rural farmhouses or manor houses wherever possible. These are similar to bed and breakfasts and are usually traditional houses typical of the region, full of character and run by local people. On some nights, we use hotels so you will experience a variety of high-quality accommodation.
This fully supported tour takes the stress out of planning. We arrange all hotel stays, restaurant reservations, checkpoint coordination and luggage transport. All you need to do is lace up your boots and put one foot in front of the other.
Whether you’re seeking spiritual connection, cultural enrichment, or a physical challenge, this journey offers a seamless and unforgettable experience. Become part of the Camino’s enduring legacy—join us for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that will leave a lasting imprint on your soul.
PRICE
- Price per person sharing a double/twin room: 2900 EUR
- Price per person for a private room: 3700 EUR
HIGHLIGHTS
- Discover the charming small towns of Northern Spain all while experiencing firsthand the culture, food and traditions.
- Build lasting friendships with other pilgrims as you walk the most popular section of the Camino de Santiago.
- Experience a myriad of historical Galician churches and chapels set amongst rolling bucolic seas of green hillsides.
- Savor unique and delicious regional cuisine such as pulpo (octopus with paprika), empanada (hearty savory pastry), albariño (Galician white wine), and caldo gallego (ham broth with chard and potatoes).
- Celebrate your pilgrimage at your destination, the Plaza de Obradoiro, and lose yourself in the breathtaking site of the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
TRIP FACTS
- Trip Duration: 7 days/6 nights
- Walking Distance: 115 km/72 mi
- Departure City: Sarria
- Arrival City: Santiago de Compostela
- Tour Availability: Guided group tour with fixed trip dates
- Accommodation: Excellent hotels, casas rurales, pazos, and manor houses
- Transportation: Van or bus (depending on group size)
- Language: English
- Guides: English and Spanish-speaking Camino experts
- Walking Hours: 6-8 hours per day
What’s Included
Ready to start walking?
- 6 nights’ accommodation
- All breakfasts, 4 lunches and 6 dinners, including wine and other drinks (While we guarantee the number of meals provided, the schedule outlined in the daily itinerary is subject to change based on restaurant availability, weather, and other factors)
- Guided private tour of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
- Water and snacks along the way
- Luggage transport (limited to one 23 kg/50 lb piece of luggage per person)
- English and Spanish speaking guide(s)
- The Pilgrim’s Credencial, or Pilgrim’s Passport, and scallop shell
- Exclusive Andaspain Camino Guide Book
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED
- Travel to the start of your tour or from its end
- Meals and drinks not included in your tour
- Extraneous items purchased on your behalf by your Andaspain guide
- Guide gratuity (110 EUR/person/guide is suggested)
- Additional activities not outlined in the What’s Included section
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY
This part of the Camino is very well marked and follows mainly forest trails, paths between villages and some secondary roads. While it is certainly not a mountainous region, Galicia is never flat. You will be walking up and down a lot, so a reasonable level of fitness is necessary. The distances we plan for you are the same as the typical stages of the Camino.