![]() Some of the little farms you pass will be selling lovely fresh produce like jams, bread and cheeses – perfect snacks to keep you going! After around 4.5 hours of walking (excluding stops) finish up for the day in the delightful town of Portomarin. You may like to stop for a breather at the Santiago de Barbadelo or the church of San Fiz de Reimondez – your leader will be on hand to share historical facts and interesting tidbits about the highlights you pass on your journey. Kicking off from Sarria, walk a mostly asphalt path through beautiful countryside, passing forests of chestnut and oak trees, small farms, villages and wheat fields. Have your pilgrim passport handy as you will be getting this stamped at least twice a day throughout your journey. Today is a gentle introduction to the Camino de Santiago – it’s all about finding your feet, so be sure to take your time and pause to enjoy your scenic surroundings. ![]() We like to think that’s what puts the ‘adventure’ in ‘adventure travel’. But every now and again there might be a hiccup. More often than not, it’ll be a great surprise. And while we have thoroughly researched every detail of the logistics, new destinations and working with new partners can sometimes throw us some unexpected surprises. Your leader will be able to advise when such clothing is necessary. A light scarf is a good idea for covering shoulders and arms when it’s hot. You will need to bring clothes that cover the shoulders and knees. Your longest walking day is 29km, but there will be the option to take a taxi to shorten the walking distance.ĭuring your trip you will visit numerous religious sites. There will be some long walking days and we recommend reading descriptions of all walks carefully. This trip involves plenty of walking and is best suited to travellers with a good level of mobility. ![]() Take a sip of Galicia’s Celtic history as your leader shows you how to make the traditional and mythical Queimada drink – prepare for a fiery show!įeel an unbeatable sense of accomplishment as you complete your journey in the fascinating ancient city of Santiago de Compostela and collect your Camino certificate. Take a load off – literally! Your luggage will be transferred between your accommodation each day, meaning you’ll only have to carry a day pack, and your luggage will be waiting at your hotel. ![]() Uncover scenes of the real Galicia as you walk through traditional countryside, quaint hamlets, ancient bridges, roman ruins and beautifully preserved horreos on stilts.įuel your journey with unique Galician specialties, including traditional polbo a feira octopus in Melide and world-renowned cheese in Arzua. Walk the final 100km of the iconic Camino de Santiago with a local leader to provide historical context and add a deeper layer of understanding to your discoveries. ![]()
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