Where culture, gastronomy, and the spirit of the Camino come together.
Discover the perfect blend of vibrant city life and timeless tradition on this unforgettable journey through Spain. In just one journey, you move seamlessly from the dynamic energy of Madrid—alive with world-class art, rich culinary traditions, and vibrant street life—to the calm, purposeful rhythm of the Camino de Santiago. Along the way, you’ll encounter not only breathtaking landscapes and historic towns, but also the simple beauty of daily rituals—walking at sunrise, sharing stories with fellow travelers, and finding meaning in the journey itself. The Camino is more than a route; it’s a personal experience that unfolds with every mile, offering space to disconnect from routine and reconnect with what truly matters.
Arrival in Madrid and private transfer to the hotel. Free time to explore Madrid before an afternoon gastronomy visit. Experience Madrid through its flavors on a guided gastronomic journey across the city’s most iconic food spots.
Step back in time on a guided tour through the historic heart of Madrid. Explore the charming streets of Madrid de los Austrias, where cobblestone alleys, grand plazas, and centuries-old architecture tell the story of Spain’s royal past. Free afternoon to wander the city.
Board a high-speed train from Madrid to Lugo. Your private driver will take you to Sarria, the starting point of your Camino adventure. Relax and recharge before tomorrow’s transformative journey along the legendary Camino de Santiago.
The 22 km stage from Sarria to Portomarín is one of the most popular sections of the Camino. The route gently winds through Galicia’s green countryside, passing charming villages, shaded woodland paths, and peaceful rural landscapes.
The 25 km stage offers a slightly more demanding walk with steady climbs and descents. After crossing the Miño River, the path rises through forests of eucalyptus and pine, past small villages, farmland, and traditional stone houses.
A shorter, more relaxed 15 km walk through gentle countryside, shaded forest trails, rolling farmland, and small rural hamlets. The route includes a few mild ascents and descents that add variety to the walk.
One of the longer stretches at ~28 km, offering a mix of rural landscapes and peaceful forest paths. Gentle climbs and descents with shaded sections, transitioning from rolling countryside to eucalyptus and pine forests typical of Galicia.
The final ~20 km stage is an emotional and memorable stretch. The stage culminates in the iconic arrival at the Praza do Obradoiro, where the magnificent Santiago de Compostela Cathedral awaits, marking the completion of the pilgrimage.
Guided tour of Santiago combining rich culture and exquisite gastronomy. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Old Town and the Cathedral. Savor Galician flavors with tastings of pulpo a la gallega, cheeses, wines, and pastries. Also: a Shellfish Harvesting Workshop in Carril.
At the appointed time, your private driver will pick you up at your accommodation in Santiago to take you to the Santiago de Compostela Airport.
Contemporary design with artistic touches and comfortable, light-filled rooms. Central location for exploring Madrid’s main attractions on foot.
Located in the heart of Sarria, directly on the Camino and beside the Sarria River. Spacious rooms with a restaurant, café, and terrace.
Modern hotel with well-equipped rooms, a restaurant serving local cuisine, and friendly atmosphere—ideal for pilgrims.
Charming spa hotel along the peaceful Pambre River with comfortable rooms, a thermal spa, and an outdoor pool.
Stylish, contemporary hotel along the Camino with modern, comfortable rooms and personalized service.
Charming countryside hotel with traditional Galician décor and a tranquil setting surrounded by nature.
Beautifully restored former convent combining traditional Galician architecture with modern comfort. Steps from the famous cathedral.
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