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A Walk of a Lifetime!
The Camino is a popular walking pilgrimage route in northern Spain that ends in Santiago. The main destination is the tomb of the apostle, St. James, who is buried in the Cathedral. For centuries, pilgrims have traveled this route in search of forgiveness, healing, and answers to any number of other prayers. Each day on the Camino consists of about 10-18 miles of hiking, and pilgrims stay in albergues along the way. This is a true pilgrimage experience!
- Walk the final 100 km of the Camino Francés (the French route) - from Sarria to Santiago
- Attend the pilgrim's Mass at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
- Experience authentic Albergues (traditional pilgrim lodging)
- Experience one of our faith's greatest pilgrimages!
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What's Typically Included?
- Lodging in traditional albergues (pilgrim houses)
- Accommodations along the Camino are very simple. Rooms and bathrooms are typically in shared spaces
- Breakfast and dinner everyday (minus dinners in Santiago)
- Airport transfers (Santiago to Sarria and to Santiago airport)
- Luggage transfers along the 5 stages of the Camino
- Pilgrim's shell and Camino credential (Camino passport)
- Free pilgrimage ticket for the priest
- 1 additional free ticket for every 15 paying pilgrims
- Daily Mass, spiritual activities, and devotions
- Emailed advertisement materials
- Two online preparation webinars
- Custom digital guidebook for each pilgrim
- Lodging in traditional albergues (pilgrim houses)
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The Route
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Day 1 - Overnight flight to Santiago, Spain.
Day 2 - Arrival in Spain, transfer from Santiago airport to Sarria.
Day 3 - Start walking! From Sarria to Portomarin ~ 22.7 km (14.1 miles).
Day 4 - From Portomarin to Palas de Rei ~ 24.6 km (15.3 miles).
Day 5 - From Palas de Rei to Arzúa ~ 26.3 km (16.3 miles).
Day 6 - From Arzúa to Rua ~ 23.7 km (14.7 miles).
Day 7 - From Rua to Santiago ~ 20.1 km (12.5 miles).
Day 8 - Full rest/recovery day in Santiago.
Day 9 - Transfer to the Airport for flights home.
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