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Camino de Santiago

The last hundred kilometers, on foot.

Duration: 7 nights · 8 days
Group size: 20 travelers
Season: Year-round
The Story

Seven nights walking the final stretch of the Camino Francés, from Sarria to the Praza do Obradoiro. Eucalyptus forests, pazos, stone bridges, and a support van following the group every step. A pulpería lunch in Melide, the Pilgrim's Mass in Santiago, and a farewell dinner at a Michelin recommended Galician restaurant. You walk, we carry your bags, pour your wine, and hand you the Compostela certificate at the Cathedral.

What's Included
  • 01Seven nights in hand-picked rural hotels along the route, plus a 4-star hotel in the old town of Santiago de Compostela
  • 02Specialist Camino guide walking with the group every day
  • 03Full support van with snacks, water, and optional pickups on every walking stage
  • 04Daily luggage transfer between hotels (one bag per pilgrim)
  • 05Half-board on walking days, plus a celebratory pulpería lunch in Melide and a farewell Michelin-recommended dinner in Santiago
  • 06Pilgrim credential (credencial), Compostela certificate, and Pilgrim's Mass attendance
  • 07Santiago Cathedral, Museum and rooftops private guided tour on the rest day
  • 08Nightly glass of Galician Albariño or Mencía with dinner, safety kit, and 24/7 Odisea Tours on-the-ground support
Sample Itinerary

Day by day.

A sample shape of the trip. We adjust every itinerary to the group, the season and the dates.

  1. Arrival · SarriaDay I
    IDay 1

    Arrival · Sarria

    Santiago airport pickup, transfer to Sarria, pilgrim briefing, credential handed out, welcome Galician dinner.

  2. Sarria → PortomarínDay II
    IIDay 2

    Sarria → Portomarín

    Twenty-two kilometers through eucalyptus forests and stone bridges, support van mid-route, late lunch in Portomarín.

  3. Portomarín → Palas de ReiDay III
    IIIDay 3

    Portomarín → Palas de Rei

    Twenty-five kilometers through rolling Galician countryside, pazos and hidden chapels, dinner and overnight.

  4. Melide PulperíasDay IV
    IVDay 4

    Melide Pulperías

    The longest stage (shorter fifteen-kilometer option with van pickup), pulpo a feira lunch in Melide, on to Arzúa.

  5. Arzúa → O PedrouzoDay V
    VDay 5

    Arzúa → O Pedrouzo

    Nineteen easy kilometers through farmland, early arrival, free afternoon, optional post-walk massage.

  6. Monte do Gozo → SantiagoDay VI
    VIDay 6

    Monte do Gozo → Santiago

    The final twenty kilometers. First view from Monte do Gozo, triumphant entry into the Praza do Obradoiro, Compostela certificate, Pilgrim's Mass, celebratory dinner.

  7. Santiago CathedralDay VII
    VIIDay 7

    Santiago Cathedral

    Rest day. Private tour of the Cathedral, Museum and rooftops, free afternoon, farewell dinner at a Michelin-recommended Galician restaurant.

  8. VIIIDay VIII
    VIIIDay 8

    Departure

    Transfer to Santiago de Compostela airport, end of services.

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Frequently asked

The questions every group asks before they book.

What does the Camino de Santiago tour include?

The Camino de Santiago tour includes Seven nights in hand-picked rural hotels along the route, plus a 4-star hotel in the old town of Santiago de Compostela, Specialist Camino guide walking with the group every day, Full support van with snacks, water, and optional pickups on every walking stage, Daily luggage transfer between hotels (one bag per pilgrim), Half-board on walking days, plus a celebratory pulpería lunch in Melide and a farewell Michelin-recommended dinner in Santiago, Pilgrim credential (credencial), Compostela certificate, and Pilgrim's Mass attendance, Santiago Cathedral, Museum and rooftops private guided tour on the rest day, and Nightly glass of Galician Albariño or Mencía with dinner, safety kit, and 24/7 Odisea Tours on-the-ground support. Group size ranges from 20 travelers. Lodging, ground transport between cities, English-speaking trip leader on the ground, and a custom itinerary brief sent to each traveler before departure are part of every Odisea tour.

How long is the Camino de Santiago tour and where does it run?

The standard length is 7 nights · 8 days across 8 structured days, with stops in Sarria. Dates can be shifted to match school calendars, club seasons or corporate diaries.

Who is the Camino de Santiago tour designed for?

The last hundred kilometers, on foot. Suitable group profile: 20 travelers. Odisea Tours has been running Spain group travel since 2005, with experience across youth clubs, US and UK schools, university groups, veterans associations and corporate teams.

How do I book the Camino de Santiago tour and what is the typical price range?

Booking starts with a free 15 to 30 minute planning call where we confirm dates, group size and inclusions. A custom quote follows within 48 hours with a per-traveler price. Pricing varies by season, group size and lodging tier. Final terms include a refundable deposit and tiered cancellation policy. Contact bookings@odisea-tours.com or use the plan-your-tour form.

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