7 days / 6 nights
Specific Tour
12 people
English, Español
Families and groups · Book with a deposit of €250 per person, deducted from the total trip price.
Forests, villages and the excitement of reaching Santiago on foot. A week to share the Camino as a family, with manageable walks, a light daypack and time to enjoy Galicia.

Five walking days of around 8–12 km, with breaks and afternoons to explore villages, relax and try local flavours.
We coordinate transfers between sections and luggage transport between accommodation.
Accommodation with a private bathroom and breakfast. Family rooms or rooms shared within your booking, subject to availability. Please check the accommodation details for your departure.
We walk selected sections of the Camino Francés, connecting them by vehicle: around 50–55 km on foot in total. The programme does not cover the entire route from Sarria to Santiago continuously and does not include obtaining the Compostela certificate.
Sample programme: 20–26 August departure. The 2–9 October departure lasts 8 days / 7 nights; please request its specific programme and details of the additional day.
We follow the yellow arrows through villages and wooded paths, with scheduled pick-ups and time to enjoy every stop.
Distances and timings are approximate. The final programme will specify routes, accommodation and transfer times.
Meet in Santiago at the agreed place and time, then take the group transfer to Sarria. Meet your guide, prepare your daypacks and receive your pilgrim passport. A welcome stroll if time allows.
Walk: Gentle stroll · Overnight: Sarria
Our first steps through villages, fields and wooded paths. We learn to follow the yellow arrows, take breaks and start collecting stamps along the way. Pick-up in Morgade and return to our accommodation.
Walk: Around 12 km · Overnight: Sarria
Transfer to where we finished the previous day, then walk to Portomarín. An afternoon to explore the village beside the River Miño and discover the history of its Church of San Nicolás.
Walk: Around 9 km · Overnight: Portomarín
We leave Portomarín with an uphill stretch, taking it slowly with breaks amid rural scenery. After the walk, transfer to Melide and spend the afternoon exploring its streets and food traditions.
Walk: Around 11 km · Overnight: Melide
Transfer to Boente and walk through Castañeda and Ribadiso towards Arzúa. Rural paths, the bridge over the River Iso and a tasting of local produce introduce us to the flavours of Galicia. Transfer to Santiago in the afternoon.
Walk: Around 8–9 km · Overnight: Santiago de Compostela
Transfer to Lavacolla to walk into Santiago via Monte do Gozo. We arrive together in Obradoiro Square and celebrate our shared journey. A guided walk through the historic centre, followed by free time.
Walk: Around 10–11 km · Overnight: Santiago de Compostela
Breakfast and farewells. Group transfer to Santiago airport or railway station at the scheduled time. You can continue your trip with an extension to Madrid, Barcelona or a few more days in Galicia.
Walk: No walking stage · Overnight: End of trip
Portomarín, the bridge at Ribadiso and the flavours of Arzúa are all part of the journey. A tasting of local produce and guided walks exploring Portomarín and Santiago complement our days on foot.
On the August programme, our final two nights are in Santiago: time to celebrate our arrival, discover the historic centre and enjoy staying in one place.
Please check the programme for your departure for specific accommodation, the number of nights and breakfasts included, the guiding language, insurance cover and supplements.
The standard trip starts and ends in Santiago de Compostela. You can travel directly to Galicia or combine it with a stay in Madrid or Barcelona.
We arrange extensions and connections on request, quoted separately. If you are travelling from far away, we recommend resting before you start walking and allowing extra time before your return flight.
Active families with children from around age 10 and teenagers who are used to walking. Adults who enjoy a family pace are also welcome. Children must travel with a responsible adult; we consider each participant’s readiness, not just their age.
Easy to moderate for active people: around 8–12 km and 3–5 hours of activity including breaks, over five consecutive days. There are hills, uneven ground and potentially wet sections; the walk out of Portomarín includes an uphill stretch. We recommend practising walks before the trip. Options for shortening a day’s walk are agreed with the team.
This programme covers around 50–55 km on foot in selected sections, with transfers between them. It does not include obtaining the Compostela certificate. Your pilgrim passport and its stamps will be a keepsake of the journey.
On the August programme: two nights in Sarria, one in Portomarín, one in Melide and two in Santiago. For October, please request the specific programme and the accommodation arrangements for its 7 nights. Accommodation in private rooms with a bathroom, with family rooms or rooms shared within each booking, subject to availability. Your luggage is transported between accommodation; you walk with a daypack.
We meet in Santiago at the agreed place and time for the group transfer to Sarria. At the end of the trip, a group transfer to Santiago airport or railway station is planned. Flights and trains to the destination are not included. Please check the schedule before booking them.
Yes. We prepare proposals for families, groups of friends, associations and companies, subject to availability. We can adapt the duration, walks, accommodation, language and cultural activities. Tell us your group size, ages and preferred dates.
You can request the full programme with details of activities, accommodation and transfers. We will add the download link here when the brochure is available.
Choose one of the two confirmed departures and book your place with a deposit of €250 per person. For other dates or private groups, please contact us.
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