March 2020 Camino Special

Walking Pilgrims on el camino trail
Our original and popular Camino, the Classic Camino, allows you to walk the last 100km of the French Way. We’ll stay at unique and historical hotels, sampling the best of local gastronomy and being immersed in the history and tradition of this amazing journey. Classic Camino allows you to walk comfortably with guided support while giving a truly authentic experience.
$2,999

O Pedrouzo - Santiago (walk) - Madrid

Cathedral of Santiago (main)
Ready with anticipation as this is the final stage of the journey on the Camino, some pilgrims eager to reach their final goal in Santiago usually make it through this stage pretty fast. Other pilgrims, sad to see their wonderful time on the Camino coming to an end, choose to take it easy through the leaf covered paths. Monte de Gozo (Hill of Joy) is the first place from where you can see the spires in Santiago's Cathedral. We will arrive in Santiago where we will visit the cathedral and have a chance to hug the apostle. We will also collect our last stamp, apply for our pilgrim certificate and enjoy our farewell dinner. You will be transferred to Madrid at the end of the day.

What's the Significance of the Scallop Shell on the Camino?

  • By Eva Jul 09, 2019
Scallop Shells Backpack & Pillar

When walking the Camino you will see countless scallop shells, as this is the most iconic symbol associated with The Way. Painted on buildings, on official Camino signs, in store windows and on travelers’ backpacks, the simple shell becomes a friendly image that shows pilgrims they are on the right path. But how exactly did this symbol become so popular and representative of The Road of St. James?

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scallop shell

Easygoing Camino

pilgrims posing with picture along the Camino
Our easygoing Camino is perfect for those wanting to experience walking the Camino but are worried about keeping up with the daily distance and fitness level. We believe the journey is the destination and that’s why our popular Easygoing Camino allows travelers to break up the Camino into smaller stages, walking less than 10 miles a day, but still have the authentic experience and immersion into the beauty of Spain. Let us handle all the details to make your trip an unforgettable one.
Last 100 Km Tours
French Camino Tours
$4,975

Santiago de Compostela

San Martin Pinario Monastery
In the morning, take some time to tour Santiago's main landmarks. Find out about Santiago's rich cultural heritage and visit its famous monuments and squares. Your Camino adventure ends after breakfast. If you would like to extend your tour with other activities, let us know and we'll arrange them for you. Congratulations, you did it!

Ventas de Narón - Palas de Rei

Camino landscape on the way to palas de Rei
Today we will leave Ventas de Narón. Before we enter the town of Ligonde we will see the famous cruceiro de Lameiros, from 1670, that represents Jesus' passion and death on its base. Towards the end of the stage we will visit the famous monastery of Vilar de Donas, with the Church of our Savior, where we will enjoy a guided tour. Back on el Camino, we will reach the larger town of Palas de Rei for dinner and overnight stay.

Portomarín - Ventas de Narón

Roman and modern bridges over the Minho river
Today we will leave Portomarin behind, as we make our way to Gonzar where we will see the romanesque St Mary's church which is very well conserved. Further on, we will visit the Castro of Castromaior, a series or celtic ruins from pre-roman times. We will stop when we reach Ventas de Naron, with a small chapel that seems to suggest the existence of an old pilgrim's hospital, just before the Sierra de Ligonde.
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