Camino de Santiago from Pamplona to Santiago
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Enjoy this route on the Camino Frances that will take you into the autonomous communities of Navarra, La Rioja, Castile and Leon and Galicia through the north of Spain.
You will start your tour in Pamplona, famous for its traditional and world-famous San Fermin Festival and walk along beautiful trails through the interior of the peninsula until you reach the monumental city of Santiago de Compostela, where your tour will end.
- Enjoy the most important pilgrimage route in Europe.
- Get to know the natural landscapes of La Rioja, famous for its wine.
- Visit the Templar Castle in Ponferrada.
- Discover some of the most beautiful capitals of Spain such as Pamplona, Burgos and Leon.
- Explore Santiago de Compostela, a monumental city whose historic quarter was declared a World Heritage Site.
Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrival in Pamplona
This fascinating tour along one of the stretches on the Camino de Santiago begins in the charming Pamplona, capital of Navarra, famous for its traditional and world-famous San Fermin Festival.
This is a historic and culturally rich city that you can't miss. Discover its impressive walls or visit the Plaza del Castillo, a fantastic place surrounded by constructions dating back to the 18th century and pleasant cafes, including Cafe Iruna, renowned for having as a client, the famous American writer and journalist Ernest Hemingway.
This is a historic and culturally rich city that you can't miss. Discover its impressive walls or visit the Plaza del Castillo, a fantastic place surrounded by constructions dating back to the 18th century and pleasant cafes, including Cafe Iruna, renowned for having as a client, the famous American writer and journalist Ernest Hemingway.
Overnight in Pamplona
Hotel A Pamplona
This hotel, located in Pamplona, features renovated rooms with a TV and a private bathroom. The accommodation offers free internet connection.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 2 - Pamplona to Puente la Reina 14 miles | 23 km
The day will begin with an ascent to the Alto del Perdon, a mountain range with an altitude of 770 metres. From there you will have incredible views of Pamplona and its valley, you can also get to know the "Monumento al Camino", a series of sculptures that honour pilgrims from different eras.
Later you will arrive at Puente la Reina, a town named after the Romanesque-style bridge that is located at the entrance, which was sent to be built in the 11th century, by Queen Dona Mayor so that pilgrims could cross the River Arga.
In this town, which is also famous for being the place where you will find two main paths of the Camino de Santiago, you can also contemplate the medieval buildings and taste its traditional gastronomy.
Later you will arrive at Puente la Reina, a town named after the Romanesque-style bridge that is located at the entrance, which was sent to be built in the 11th century, by Queen Dona Mayor so that pilgrims could cross the River Arga.
In this town, which is also famous for being the place where you will find two main paths of the Camino de Santiago, you can also contemplate the medieval buildings and taste its traditional gastronomy.
Overnight in Puente la Reina
Hotel El Cerco
This family hotel has its own typical style combined with modern touches. The rooms feature a TV, air-conditioning and a private bathroom.
It offers free Wi-Fi and a bar, ideal for a drink after a day of walking.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 3 - Puente la Reina to Estella 14 miles | 23 km
Today's tour will be easier than yesterday's. After leaving Puente la Reina behind, you will enter the olive groves and fields of crops, and later pass through vineyards.
Later you will make a stop in Cirauqui, a village located in the middle of the pilgrim's route, on top of a hill, which is characterized by its constructions around the Gothic church of San Roman.
Then you will continue your way along the well-conserved Roman road until you reach Estella, a charming medieval town that houses countless palaces, churches and convents.
Later you will make a stop in Cirauqui, a village located in the middle of the pilgrim's route, on top of a hill, which is characterized by its constructions around the Gothic church of San Roman.
Then you will continue your way along the well-conserved Roman road until you reach Estella, a charming medieval town that houses countless palaces, churches and convents.
Overnight in Estella
Alda Estella Hostel
This cozy historic accommodation is located in Estella. The rooms are well-equipped and renovated, featuring a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 4 - Estella to Los Arcos 13 miles | 21,5 km
Today's main attractions will be the immense fields, vineyards and olive trees.
Start your day with a good glass of wine, because when you leave Estella you can stop at the Irache Winery, founded in 1891, located at the foot of Monte Montejurra and famous for having a fountain that emanates wine instead of water, and for free!
Later, when you arrive in Villamayor de Monjardin, you will be able to contemplate the ruins of San Esteban de Deyo Castle, a construction dating from the 10th century.
Then you will continue to Los Arcos, an emblematic place on the Camino de Santiago, ideal to discover the history and traditions in these lands.
Start your day with a good glass of wine, because when you leave Estella you can stop at the Irache Winery, founded in 1891, located at the foot of Monte Montejurra and famous for having a fountain that emanates wine instead of water, and for free!
Later, when you arrive in Villamayor de Monjardin, you will be able to contemplate the ruins of San Esteban de Deyo Castle, a construction dating from the 10th century.
Then you will continue to Los Arcos, an emblematic place on the Camino de Santiago, ideal to discover the history and traditions in these lands.
Overnight in Los Arcos
Pensión Los Arcos
Rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, a TV and a private bathroom. Every morning the accommodation serves a delicious buffet or continental breakfast.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 5 - Los Arcos to Logrono 17 miles | 27 km
Today you will have the possibility to decide if you complete the entire walk to Logrono, as it can be quite demanding, or if you prefer to take a break in Viana.
Gradually, you will enter the territories of La Rioja and encounter the imposing Clavijo Castle, located on top of an immense rock and surrounded by fascinating landscapes, where, according to legend, Santiago the Apostle led the Christian troops to defeat the Muslim army.
The walk will be characterized by several ascents and descents. In Viana you can rest near the Chapel of La Virgen de las Cuevas.
Later, you will arrive at a beautiful stone bridge that crosses the River Ebro, the second longest river in Spain, which will welcome you to Logrono, a city that you will love at first sight.
Gradually, you will enter the territories of La Rioja and encounter the imposing Clavijo Castle, located on top of an immense rock and surrounded by fascinating landscapes, where, according to legend, Santiago the Apostle led the Christian troops to defeat the Muslim army.
The walk will be characterized by several ascents and descents. In Viana you can rest near the Chapel of La Virgen de las Cuevas.
Later, you will arrive at a beautiful stone bridge that crosses the River Ebro, the second longest river in Spain, which will welcome you to Logrono, a city that you will love at first sight.
Overnight in Logrono
Hotel Ciudad de Logroño
This hotel, located close to the historic center of Logrono, features beautiful and elegant rooms equipped with a private bathroom, air conditioning, TV and free Wi-Fi.
You can enjoy an excellent buffet breakfast and relax in the bar.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 6 - Logrono to Najera 14 miles | 23 km
Start your day contemplating the beauty of the extensive vineyards in the La Rioja region, known worldwide for their premium wines.
You can make a stop in Navarrete, a village that stands out for its pottery and winemaking tradition. Here you will have the option to stock up on what is necessary for the rest of the journey and take the opportunity to visit the Church of Santa Maria de la Asuncion, located in the old quarter and characterized by its baroque-style main altar.
Later, you can follow your path to Najera, a town divided in two by the River Najerilla, and considered one of the places with the oldest history in La Rioja.
You can make a stop in Navarrete, a village that stands out for its pottery and winemaking tradition. Here you will have the option to stock up on what is necessary for the rest of the journey and take the opportunity to visit the Church of Santa Maria de la Asuncion, located in the old quarter and characterized by its baroque-style main altar.
Later, you can follow your path to Najera, a town divided in two by the River Najerilla, and considered one of the places with the oldest history in La Rioja.
Overnight in Najera
Hotel Duques de Nájera
This hotel, located in an old property, will ensure a pleasant stay in Najera. The rooms are very bright and colourful, they include a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.
In the morning you can enjoy a good breakfast.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 7 - Najera to Santo Domingo de la Calzada 13 miles | 21 km
Start this route, shorter than yesterday's, on a rural path that will take you through the middle of beautiful landscapes until you reach the Sierra de la Demanda, located southeast of the province of Burgos and whose name comes from an ancient litigation case related to land use in this region.
Later you will pass through Azofra, a small village of Arab origin located near the River Tuerto. There, you will have the possibility to make a detour that will definitely be worth it, because you will be able to visit the monasteries of Yuso and Suso de San Millan de la Cogolla, declared as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1997 for their great cultural, historical and linguistic value.
At the end of the day, you can rest in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, a town and municipality located on the banks of the River Oja, which is definitely a jewel of the Camino de Santiago for its architectural beauty and cultural and historical richness.
Later you will pass through Azofra, a small village of Arab origin located near the River Tuerto. There, you will have the possibility to make a detour that will definitely be worth it, because you will be able to visit the monasteries of Yuso and Suso de San Millan de la Cogolla, declared as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1997 for their great cultural, historical and linguistic value.
At the end of the day, you can rest in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, a town and municipality located on the banks of the River Oja, which is definitely a jewel of the Camino de Santiago for its architectural beauty and cultural and historical richness.
Overnight in Santo Domingo de la Calzada
El Molino de Floren
The rooms at this property are very nice and cosy, with a private bathroom and a TV. It offers free Wi-Fi, a restaurant and a bar.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 8 - Santo Domingo de la Calzada to Belorado 15 miles | 24 km
Today you will leave La Rioja behind to enter the community of Castilla y Leon. The landscapes that you can contemplate will be very varied, because you will start walking in the middle of lush forests, and later move through extensive fields, until you reach to see the Oca Mountains.
You can make a stop in Redecilla del Camino, the first Castilian village on the tour, and then continue to Belorado, a pleasant town located at the foot of the Ayago Mountains.
There you can take the opportunity to walk through its charming main square and get to know the Church of Santa Maria, which houses a wide variety of artistic treasures inside.
You can make a stop in Redecilla del Camino, the first Castilian village on the tour, and then continue to Belorado, a pleasant town located at the foot of the Ayago Mountains.
There you can take the opportunity to walk through its charming main square and get to know the Church of Santa Maria, which houses a wide variety of artistic treasures inside.
Overnight in Belorado
Hotel Rural Verdeancho
The rooms at this cosy hotel feature a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.
The accommodation also has a bar where a good breakfast is served.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 9 - Belorado to San Juan de Ortega 15 miles | 24,5 km
Enjoy a walk in the middle of beautiful natural landscapes, passing through Villambistia, where you can cool off in a fountain that, according to legend, has healing powers, and through Villafranca Montes de Oca. There you will have the possibility to visit the Romanesque Church of Santiago el Mayor, which dates from the 12th and 13th centuries.
At the end of the day, you will arrive in San Juan de Ortega, where you cannot fail to visit the monastery, a place that in the past aimed to welcome pilgrims who transited through these lands.
At the end of the day, you will arrive in San Juan de Ortega, where you cannot fail to visit the monastery, a place that in the past aimed to welcome pilgrims who transited through these lands.
Overnight in San Juan de Ortega
Hotel Rural la Henera
This pleasant hotel features a terrace and a large garden. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom and TV, and free Wi-Fi is available in public areas.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 10 - San Juan de Ortega to Burgos 26 miles | 26 km
Enjoy a tour among beautiful landscapes and historical sites. You will start the day in the Sierra de Atapuerca, a mountainous system located north of Ibeas de Juarros, from where you can have excellent views.
Here you will have the possibility to choose whether to divert and visit the sites of the Sierra de Atapuerca or follow on your path. If you are inclined towards the first option, although the journey will be extended, it will be worth it, because you can discover a UNESCO World Heritage Site where human remains from more than 900,000 years ago were found and that defined the species known as Homo ancestor.
Later you will continue to Burgos, a charming city characterized by its fascinating medieval architecture that is in excellent condition.
Here you will have the possibility to choose whether to divert and visit the sites of the Sierra de Atapuerca or follow on your path. If you are inclined towards the first option, although the journey will be extended, it will be worth it, because you can discover a UNESCO World Heritage Site where human remains from more than 900,000 years ago were found and that defined the species known as Homo ancestor.
Later you will continue to Burgos, a charming city characterized by its fascinating medieval architecture that is in excellent condition.
Overnight in Burgos
Hotel Forum Evolución
This hotel is located just a few minutes from the historic center and main tourist attractions.
Its rooms feature private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 11 - Burgos to Hornillos del Camino 13 miles | 21 km
On your tour to the beautiful medieval village of Hornillos del Camino, you will have the privilege of walking among forests and extensive fields, landscapes that will make this an even more pleasant day.
You can make a stop in Tardajos and visit the Parish Church of The Asuncion de Nuestra Senora, a church that is located in the upper (and oldest) part of the village.
When you arrive in Hornillos del Camino, we will take you to Isar, where you will spend the night.
You can make a stop in Tardajos and visit the Parish Church of The Asuncion de Nuestra Senora, a church that is located in the upper (and oldest) part of the village.
When you arrive in Hornillos del Camino, we will take you to Isar, where you will spend the night.
Overnight in Isar
Hotel Rural La Consulta De Isar
It offers free Wi-Fi throughout and excellent public areas, including its garden and a terrace.
The heated rooms feature a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a bathtub.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 12 - Hornillos del Camino to Castrojeriz 12 miles | 20 km
Start the day by ascending onto a plateau, then descend into the River Bol Valley. Along the way you will find the cross of Santiago, a typical symbol on the Camino de Santiago which stands out for its cross and sword shape.
Later you will continue towards Castrojeriz, a town located on the banks of the River Odra and at the foot of a hill dominated by the ruins of a castle dating from the 9th century.
Later you will continue towards Castrojeriz, a town located on the banks of the River Odra and at the foot of a hill dominated by the ruins of a castle dating from the 9th century.
Overnight in Castrojeriz
A Cien Leguas
Located in Castrojeriz, this hotel offers a terrace, a garden, a bar and a restaurant serving characteristic dishes.
The rooms have a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 13 - Castrojeriz to Fromista 14 miles | 23 km
Before leaving the Burgos region behind, you will ascend to Upper Mostelares, from where you will have stunning views. Later you will cross the River Pisuerga until you reach Tierra de Campos, a region that extends along the provinces of Palencia, Zamora, Leon and Valladolid.
Afterwards you can make a stop in Boadilla del Camino and get to know the Church of La Asuncion, built between the 15th and 16th centuries, or the Jurisdictional Gothic Roll monument.
Later you will continue your journey near the Castilla Canal, one of the most important hydraulic works in Spain, until you reach Fromista. Here, before going to rest, it is worth going to visit the Church of San Martin de Tours, erected in the second half of the 11th century.
Afterwards you can make a stop in Boadilla del Camino and get to know the Church of La Asuncion, built between the 15th and 16th centuries, or the Jurisdictional Gothic Roll monument.
Later you will continue your journey near the Castilla Canal, one of the most important hydraulic works in Spain, until you reach Fromista. Here, before going to rest, it is worth going to visit the Church of San Martin de Tours, erected in the second half of the 11th century.
Overnight in Fromista
Eco Hotel Doña Mayor
The rooms of this sustainable hotel feature private bathrooms, TV and free Wi-Fi.
The accommodation has a pleasant terrace with views of the garden and a bar where a delicious breakfast is served.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 14 - Fromista to Carrion de los Condes 12 miles | 19 km
Today you can decide your route to Carrion de los Condes. The first option is to go along a path parallel to the road, and the second is to walk along the banks of the River Ucieza, a tributary of the Douro basin, through Villovieco, a municipality on the eastern slopes in the province of Palencia.
Whatever your choice, the walk will be quite relaxed and you will be able to contemplate the Castilian plains.
In Carrion de los Condes, you can explore its historical heritage, contemplate its constructions dating from the Middle Ages, and visit different churches and monasteries.
Whatever your choice, the walk will be quite relaxed and you will be able to contemplate the Castilian plains.
In Carrion de los Condes, you can explore its historical heritage, contemplate its constructions dating from the Middle Ages, and visit different churches and monasteries.
Overnight in Carrion de los Condes
Hostal Plaza Mayor
This accommodation is located in Carrion de los Condes. The rooms have a private bathroom, TV and free Wi-Fi.
The on-site bar serves a delicious breakfast each morning.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 15 - Carrion de los Condes to Calzadilla de la Cueza 11 miles | 17 km
On your way to Calzadilla de la Cueza you will have the possibility to travel on a stretch of the famous Roman road, called "Via Aquitania". In the Middle Ages, it was used by French pilgrims from the region of Aquitaine who were heading to Santiago.
Overnight in Calzadilla de la Cueza
Albergue La Morena
Enjoy a evening at this recently restored traditional ols house, which features a bar and restaurant, where a good breakfast is served every morning.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 16 - Calzadilla de la Cueza to Sahagun 14 miles | 22 km
Go through the final stage of this walking holiday and enter the last Castilian province: Leon.
Today you can enjoy incredible landscapes, as you walk in the middle of valleys, fascinating forests, extensive crop fields and cross the River Valderaduey until you reach Sahagun, a place with an extensive historical and cultural richness for you to discover.
Today you can enjoy incredible landscapes, as you walk in the middle of valleys, fascinating forests, extensive crop fields and cross the River Valderaduey until you reach Sahagun, a place with an extensive historical and cultural richness for you to discover.
Overnight in Sahagun
Hostal Domus Viatoris
Located in Sahagun, it offers rooms with a private bathroom, TV and free Wi-Fi.
The accommodation has a bar and a restaurant where you can taste typical cuisine.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 17 - Sahagun to El Burgo Ranero 11 miles | 17 km
Finish breakfast at your accommodation, and then get ready for an amazing day. You will leave Sahagun across the River Cea to Calzada del Coto.
Today you will have the opportunity to explore endless wooded trails, and admire beautiful panoramas that will take your breath away.
Today you will have the opportunity to explore endless wooded trails, and admire beautiful panoramas that will take your breath away.
Overnight in El Burgo Ranero
Hotel Castillo El Burgo
It offers excellent public areas, including a terrace, restaurant and bar.
The rooms feature a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 18 - El Burgo Ranero to Mansilla de las Mulas 12 miles | 19 km
Today's walk is a little more extensive, but as you progress, you'll run out of words for the beauty that this path brings.
You will find several unexpected ascents that will take you to Mansilla de las Mulas, where you can appreciate its medieval atmosphere, full of history.
You can enjoy the Church of Santa Maria, a construction dating from the 13th century, built in Romanesque style.
You will find several unexpected ascents that will take you to Mansilla de las Mulas, where you can appreciate its medieval atmosphere, full of history.
You can enjoy the Church of Santa Maria, a construction dating from the 13th century, built in Romanesque style.
Overnight in Mansilla de las Mulas
La Casa de los Soportales
This accommodation offers a quiet and comfortable atmosphere amid rustic and cosy decor. The rooms have private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 19 - Mansilla de las Mulas to Leon 11 miles | 17 km
Your arrival in Leon will be quite an adventure, as you will have to walk quite a distance along the main road. However, as you go, the noise and busy life in the city will be part of the landscape.
Throughout the journey to Leon, you will enjoy unique blends that will give you stunning, unforgettable views.
Throughout the journey to Leon, you will enjoy unique blends that will give you stunning, unforgettable views.
Overnight in Leon
Hotel Alda Vía León
This centrally located hotel offers rooms with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi throughout its facilities.
You can enjoy a buffet breakfast at its restaurant.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 20 - Leon to Mazarife 13 miles | 21,1 km
Once you start your walk you can choose between the historical route or the southern variant. Both routes will take you on an urban stretch and another full of nature, crops and great views. They will take you to Villar de Mazarife, a charming place where you will spend the night.
Overnight in Mazarife
Albergue San Antonio de Padua
Enjoy a quiet and comfortable atmosphere in Villar de Mazarife. The accommodation has public areas, including a terrace and a beautiful garden where you can relax after a day of walking.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 21 - Mazarife to Astorga 19 miles | 30 km
A great and challenging day has come. Today's walk will be extensive, full of surprises throughout the day.
You will start by walking on flat terrain that will help you prepare for what is left of the tour. Afterwards, you will find several hills that will allow you to get fascinating views before your arrival in Astorga.
Once in Astorga, you can spend a pleasant time contemplating the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace, the work of the renowned architect Antoni Gaudi.
You will start by walking on flat terrain that will help you prepare for what is left of the tour. Afterwards, you will find several hills that will allow you to get fascinating views before your arrival in Astorga.
Once in Astorga, you can spend a pleasant time contemplating the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace, the work of the renowned architect Antoni Gaudi.
Overnight in Astorga
Hotel Restaurante La Peseta
This hotel located in Astorga offers a restaurant with exquisite and traditional food. It offers comfortable and spacious rooms with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 22 - Astorga to Rabanal del Camino 12 miles | 19 km
Today you will arrive in Rabanal del Camino, a small town that is a reference point on the Camino de Santiago, as it is known as a meeting place for pilgrims.
It is a small and captivating village where you can visit and get to know the Church of the Assumption, the Chapel of San José and more iconic places before you reach your accommodation.
It is a small and captivating village where you can visit and get to know the Church of the Assumption, the Chapel of San José and more iconic places before you reach your accommodation.
Overnight in Rabanal del Camino
Hotel Rural Casa Indie
This cozy accommodation offers spacious and comfortable rooms for your stay. You can enjoy a delicious breakfast before embarking on your journey.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 23 - Rabanal del Camino to Ponferrada 20 miles | 32 km
During today's journey, the trail will take us through the charming Leonese landscape steeped by the typical vegetation in the area of El Bierzo. Oaks, heathers and scotch brooms are characteristic throughout this region. When we get to Ponferrada, we cannot miss its beautiful old town or the Templar Castle. In addition, botillo is a typical meat dish that you should try from the local gastronomy.
Overnight in Ponferrada
Hotel El Castillo
This charming hotel is located close to the Templar Castle in Ponferrada and of the old town. The rooms are spacious and have private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 24 - Ponferrada to Villafranca del Bierzo 12,8 miles | 20,6 km
Another great day on this incredible tour of the Camino de Santiago, this time, Villafranca del Bierzo awaits you at the end of your day.
But first, you'll have travelled on an eye-catching path to Ponferrada, a pretty lively city where you can get there after crossing the bridge over the River Boeza.
Continue walking on ascents and minor descents, through lands full of vineyards and crops: there you will know that you are approaching Villafranca del Bierzo.
Once there, you will be able to appreciate churches and historical monuments before you reach your accommodation.
But first, you'll have travelled on an eye-catching path to Ponferrada, a pretty lively city where you can get there after crossing the bridge over the River Boeza.
Continue walking on ascents and minor descents, through lands full of vineyards and crops: there you will know that you are approaching Villafranca del Bierzo.
Once there, you will be able to appreciate churches and historical monuments before you reach your accommodation.
Overnight in Villafranca del Bierzo
Hostal Tres Campanas
This modern hostel is perfect for resting after a long day on the road. Its rooms feature innovative decor, and have private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
You can also enjoy a delicious breakfast in the morning.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 25 - Villafranca del Bierzo to O Cebreiro 18 miles | 28,9 km
This day brings with it a great reward for the effort you will make. The route to O Cebreiro is relatively short, but consists of an ascent in the middle of a charming forest.
On a clear day you will be able to see wonderful summits. It is a splendid landscape where your gaze is lost in infinity, and a great example of what the journey will be from here on in.
On a clear day you will be able to see wonderful summits. It is a splendid landscape where your gaze is lost in infinity, and a great example of what the journey will be from here on in.
Overnight in O Cebreiro
Hotel O Cebreiro
This accommodation is a stone rural house with spacious rooms, formerly the town hall of O Cebreiro. It features 5 rooms with private bathrooms and a restaurant.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 26 - O Cebreiro to Triacastela 13 miles | 20,8 km
Today you will take a tour that will allow you to admire beautiful landscapes of endless mountains and unique panoramas as you walk calmly to Triacastela.
Triacastela is a small and beautiful village of approximately 800 inhabitants. It has quiet streets that show a unique mix between the historical and the modern.
Triacastela is a small and beautiful village of approximately 800 inhabitants. It has quiet streets that show a unique mix between the historical and the modern.
Overnight in Triacastela
Complexo Xacobeo
It offers comfortable rooms with a TV, heating, a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.
There is also a restaurant where you can enjoy a buffet or continental breakfast.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 27 - Triacastela to Sarria 15,4 miles | 24,7 km
After finishing your breakfast, get ready to make a decision on which way to get to Sarria.
There is a route through Samos or through San Xil. Samos is the route with a detour to the south and San Xil to the north.
On the route of your choice, you can enjoy a magical natural environment of lush forests, green hills and beautiful views.
Sarria will welcome you with its medieval and cosy atmosphere. Let yourself be surprised by this beautiful place.
There is a route through Samos or through San Xil. Samos is the route with a detour to the south and San Xil to the north.
On the route of your choice, you can enjoy a magical natural environment of lush forests, green hills and beautiful views.
Sarria will welcome you with its medieval and cosy atmosphere. Let yourself be surprised by this beautiful place.
Overnight in Sarria
Mar de Plata
This cosy accomodation enjoys an excellent location in Sarria, and has common areas where you can rest and recover from the days walk.
The rooms feature spacious beds, a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi. Enjoy delicious local food in its restaurant.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 28 - Sarria to Portomarin 14 miles | 22,2 km
After finishing your breakfast, you will have all the energy you need to start this great day on the Camino de Santiago.
You will find unforgettable postcard views, paths with varied terrains and many slopes where green meadows, lush trees await you, along with charming villages that you will pass through. As you reach the incredible Portomarin, the River Minho will tell you that you are arriving.
Once in Portomarin, you can observe the Church of Santiago de Barbadelo or the Church of San Nicolas.
You will find unforgettable postcard views, paths with varied terrains and many slopes where green meadows, lush trees await you, along with charming villages that you will pass through. As you reach the incredible Portomarin, the River Minho will tell you that you are arriving.
Once in Portomarin, you can observe the Church of Santiago de Barbadelo or the Church of San Nicolas.
Overnight in Portomarin
Vistalegre Hotel
Located in charming Portomarin, it has spectacular facilities and comfortable rooms, ideal for resting after a day on the path.
Enjoy a cosy atmosphere, free Wi-Fi and private bathroom.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 29 - Portomarin to Palas de Rei 15 miles | 24,8 km
On this day you will explore spectacular landscapes, unforgettable views and walk through meadows marked by thousands of pilgrims who have made this trip to Santiago de Compostela.
When you leave the property, you will ascend and continue to the renowned Church of Santa Maria. As you go, you will appreciate the unique essence of this tour as you pass through the Sierra de Ligonde and Eirexe, before reaching your next accommodation in Palas de Rei.
When you leave the property, you will ascend and continue to the renowned Church of Santa Maria. As you go, you will appreciate the unique essence of this tour as you pass through the Sierra de Ligonde and Eirexe, before reaching your next accommodation in Palas de Rei.
Overnight in Palas de Rei
Hotel Mica
This accommodation is located in Palas de Rei. Due to its central location, you can appreciate the essence of this area.
You can also enjoy spacious rooms with private bathrooms and delicious breakfasts.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 30 - Palas de Rei to Arzua 18 miles | 28,5 km
Today is a demanding day due to the long distance that is travelled in addition to the short but constant ascents. However, they are worth it because you will pass through memorable places such as the Church of St Julian from the 12th century, lush forests and medieval bridges that provide some mystical atmosphere on this section of your tour.
Once in Arzua, you can taste the famous cheese with Arzua-Ulloa origin and its local cuisine.
If you prefer, you can divide this stage in two, staying overnight in Melide.
Once in Arzua, you can taste the famous cheese with Arzua-Ulloa origin and its local cuisine.
If you prefer, you can divide this stage in two, staying overnight in Melide.
Overnight in Arzua
Casa Brandariz
This rural lodging offers excellent cuisine in its restaurant, common areas, and free Wi-Fi throughout its facilities.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 31 - Arzua to A Rua 11 miles | 17,7 km
Today you will have an incredible journey through extraordinary villages and picturesque landscapes. You are already about to arrive at the finishing line of your trip, but you mustn't miss the last kilometres passing through Brea, Calzada and other special places before arriving in A Rua to spend the night.
Overnight in A Rua
Hotel O Pino
Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and stay in rooms with everything you need for a relaxing stay, including free Wi-Fi, private bathroom and typical Spanish breakfast.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 32 - A Rua to Santiago de Compostela 13 miles | 21 km
After finishing your breakfast, take a fabulous walk full of multiple pleasant sensations. Walk to Lavacolla accompanied by splendid nature. Then you will arrive at Monte de Gozo, from where you can see the long-awaited Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
Santiago has a great range of culture and gastronomy. It's the perfect way to end this wonderful journey.
Santiago has a great range of culture and gastronomy. It's the perfect way to end this wonderful journey.
Overnight in Santiago de Compostela
Hotel Pazos Alba
This property is the perfect place to relax in the heart of Santiago de Compostela, combining Galician tradition with maximum comfort.
Enjoy its rooms with private bathroom, free Wi-Fi and a good breakfast.
*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.
Day 33 - Santiago de Compostela
This incredible journey has come to an end. However, if you have free a couple of additional days, do not hesitate to contact us to help you manage your journey and enjoy all that Santiago de Compostela has to offer.
End of our services.
End of our services.
Itinerary map
Services
Included
- Accommodation in en suite rooms in charming hotels and country cottages
- Daily Breakfasts
- Luggage transfers between accommodations
- Camino de Santiago pilgrim credential
- Information dossier with maps and routes
- 24-hour telephone support
- Assistance vehicle in case of emergency
- Travel insurance
- Sustainable travel, we compensate the CO2 emissions of your trip
- Taxes
Extras
- Cancellation insurance
- Additional nights
- Dinners
- Picnics
Accomodation
General information
The accommodations with which we collaborate have a private bathroom and all the necessary services to ensure the best comfort available.
Our team checks in situ the quality of all the accommodations offered, so that you have an unforgettable experience during your trip.
The accommodation that we will book for your trip will be selected taking into account our commitment to you: guaranteeing comfort, calm and enjoyment throughout your trip.
We work with quality hotels and country cottages with limited capacity, so we invite you to confirm your reservation as soon as possible.
The name of each accommodation will be provided to you a few weeks before your trip begins.
Room types
It is possible to book this journey in single, double or triple rooms.
All rooms have private bathrooms.
Travel & transfers
Our recommendation is to fly to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD). From Madrid, you can take a train from "Madrid Chamartin" station to Pamplona (Iruña) station. The train company that operates this line is "Renfe". You will be able to purchase tickets without any problem. From the train station you can take a taxi or bus to the city center, which is only 10 minutes away.
The second option is to fly to Pamplona airport (PNA). If you choose this option we recommend checking flight availability in advance, as it is a small airport.
At the end of your trip in Santiago de Compostela, we recommend flying from Santiago de Compostela Airport (SCQ), which is only 15 minutes from the city center. As there is always a big choice of taxis and bus lines running every 10 minutes to the airport, you will be able to return easily.
The second option is to fly to Pamplona airport (PNA). If you choose this option we recommend checking flight availability in advance, as it is a small airport.
At the end of your trip in Santiago de Compostela, we recommend flying from Santiago de Compostela Airport (SCQ), which is only 15 minutes from the city center. As there is always a big choice of taxis and bus lines running every 10 minutes to the airport, you will be able to return easily.
FAQs
Is luggage transfer included? What are the luggage requirements?
Absolutely! Each traveller has included 1 piece of luggage that we will transfer between your accommodations. It's important that this piece of luggage meets the following criterias:
- Maximum weight of 45 lbs (20 kg).
- Must be only 1 piece of luggage without any attachments or accessories.
- Should not contain valuables, fragile items, food or medications.
- Must be correctly identified (booking reference of your trip and the full name of the trip holder).
How fit should I be?
You must have good physical endurance to be able to make the most of this walk.
What is the best time of year to do this trip?
We recommend you take this walking holiday in spring or autumn. However, it is available also from February to November.
How far in advance should I book my trip?
We recommend that you book as soon as you are sure about your dates, as accommodation can fill up very quickly in this area.
What equipment do I need to bring?
Once you make your reservation we will send you all the detailed information about the specific equipment you need for this route, considering recommendations for shoes, boots, clothes and a day-to day backpack.
Do I need to take out travel insurance?
Yes, we recommend purchasing full travel insurance before doing the trip.
Can I take this trip solo?
Yes, you can take this trip alone or accompanied. There are no restrictions.
Can I combine and change a few days of the tour?
Yes, we can adjust the route to your needs and tastes. However, our routes are designed to bring out the best in each trip.
How do I get the pilgrim's credential?
The pilgrim's credential can be found upon arrival at your first accommodation.
This credential must be stamped in churches, restaurants and hotels during your journey on the Camino de Santiago. At the end of the trip in the city of Santiago, you can obtain the Compostela that certifies you as a pilgrim.
Can some of the longer stages of the itinerary be divided?
Yes, below is a list of all the stages that we can divide, so that you do not have to walk so many daily kilometres:
- St. Jean Pied de Port to Roncesvalles (with overnight in Valcarlos).
- Roncesvalles to Zubiri (with overnight in Bizkarreta).
- Los Arcos to Logroño (with overnight in Viana).
- Mazarife to Astorga (with overnight in Hospital de Órbigo).
- Rabanal del Camino to Ponferrada (with overnight in El Acebo de San Miguel).
- Villafranca del Bierzo to O Cebreiro (with overnight in Las Herrerías).
- Sarria to Portomarín (with overnight in Ferreiros).
- Portomarín to Palas de Rei (with overnight in Ventas de Narón).
- Palas de Rei to Arzúa (with overnight in Melide).
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