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Overview
This adventure combines beautiful countryside, historic towns, and the vibrant culture of Galicia with the camaraderie of walking alongside fellow pilgrims. You will experience this journey with the perfect guide, Mark Flagler, an experienced long-distance walker and Camino specialist.
Whether this is your first pilgrimage or a return to the Camino, this journey offers the perfect balance of challenge, reflection, and reward.
You’ll first experience the joy of arriving at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela with fellow pilgrims, earning your Compostela Certificate. After a well-deserved rest day in Santiago, the adventure continues westward on the only official Camino route that begins in Santiago, culminating at the legendary “end of the world” in Finisterre.
Guided by Mark Flagler, who has walked the entire 500-mile Camino Francés and several other Camino routes—and supported by Ian Taylor Trekking’s award-winning team—this journey blends history, culture, community, and reflection. With daily baggage transfers, comfortable accommodations, and professional guidance, you can fully focus on the
pilgrimage experience itself.
Upcoming Trips
Itinerary
1
DayArrive in Santiago de Compostela
Arrive in Santiago de Compostela and meet Mark Flagler (guide) and group at airport. Transfer to Santiago de Compostela, evening briefing, dinner and overnight in Santiago
2
DaySantiago to Sarria (Transfer)
After breakfast, visit Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. After lunch, private shuttle transfer to the town of Sarria, the most popular starting point for the Camino Francés. Explore the town and prepare for your walk. Overnight in Sarria.
3
DaySarria to Portomarín – 13.6 miles / 22 km
Begin your journey through rolling Galician countryside and charming villages, arriving in Portomarín.
4
DayPortomarín to Palas de Rei – 15.5 miles / 25 km
Walk through peaceful trails and historic hamlets, enjoying the natural beauty and local culture along the route.
5
DayPalas de Rei to Melide – 9 miles / 14.5 km
A shorter day gives time to explore the town of Melide, famous for traditional Galician octopus.
6
DayMelide to Arzúa – 9 miles / 14.5 km
Continue through lush forests and small villages, soaking in the tranquility of the Camino.
7
DayArzúa to O Pedrouzo – 12.4 miles / 20 km
Scenic trails and gentle hills bring you to O Pedrouzo for the night.
8
DayO Pedrouzo to Santiago de Compostela – 12.4 miles / 20 km
Celebrate your arrival at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela and receive your Compostela Certificate. Enjoy a celebration dinner with fellow pilgrims.
9
DaySantiago de Compostela – Rest Day
Relax and explore Santiago at your leisure. Enjoy a guided tour of the Roof and Ratchet
Tower at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Preparing for the next stage.
10
DaySantiago de Compostela to Negreira – 13 miles / 21 km
Begin the Camino Finisterre route, walking through forests, small villages, and serene countryside.
11
DayNegreira to Abeleiroas – 17.4 miles / 28 km
Longer walking day through traditional Galician landscapes, arriving at the charming village of Abeleiroas.
12
DayAbeleiroas to Cee – 15.5 miles / 25 km
Follow coastal trails and winding paths to the fishing town of Cee, taking in stunning ocean views.
13
DayCee to Finisterre – 10 miles / 16 km
Your final walking day brings you to Finisterre, the legendary “end of the world,” where you can reflect on your journey and enjoy the dramatic coastline.
14
DaySantiago de Compostela
Travel back to Santiago, visit the Pilgrim Office, explore the city, and celebrate your incredible journey with a farewell dinner.
15
DayDeparture
Fly home or continue onward with your travels, taking memories of an unforgettable pilgrimage.
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Price
From
$2,850
/ person
Information
Country:
Spain
Duration:
15 Days
Distance:
100m/ 1,61 km
Max. Altitude:
450m / 1,476ft
Difficulty:
Long Days
Group Size:
6-10
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