Sample itinerary
8-Day Walk the Last 100 km
Highlights
Walk the iconic final 100 km of the Camino Francés
Attend the pilgrim’s mass at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
Receive your Compostela certificate from the Pilgrim’s Office
Meet fellow pilgrims from around the world
Explore centuries-old churches, chapels, and historic sites along the way
Enjoy charming towns, nature, and the spiritual atmosphere of the Camino
📍 Day 1: Arrive in Sarria
Welcome to Galicia! Make your way to Sarria, the starting point for pilgrims walking the last 100 km. Check into your accommodation, explore the old town, and get your first pilgrim stamp.
👣 Day 2: Sarria → Portomarín (22 km)
Walk through peaceful countryside, oak forests, and medieval villages. Arrive at Portomarín, a riverside town rebuilt stone by stone after the Belesar Reservoir was created.
👣 Day 3: Portomarín → Palas de Rei (25 km)
Begin with a gentle climb, then enjoy rolling hills and charming hamlets. Reach Palas de Rei, a classic Camino stop known for its traditional Galician cuisine.
👣 Day 4: Palas de Rei → Arzúa (29 km)
One of the longest days, but filled with beautiful woodland trails and Romanesque churches. End in Arzúa, famous for its delicious local cheese.
👣 Day 5: Arzúa → O Pedrouzo (20 km)
A pleasant walk through shaded forests and quiet small villages. Arrive in O Pedrouzo, the final stop before Santiago.
👣 Day 6: O Pedrouzo → Santiago de Compostela (19 km)
Your final stretch! Walk through eucalyptus forests and enter Santiago through Monte do Gozo, where pilgrims historically saw the cathedral towers for the first time. Arrive at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela — an unforgettable moment.
📍 Day 7: Santiago de Compostela
Spend the day celebrating your achievement.
Attend the Pilgrim’s Mass
Visit the Cathedral and the tomb of St. James
Collect your Compostela certificate
Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town
📍 Day 8: Departure
Say goodbye to Santiago or continue your journey to Finisterre or other parts of Spain. Your Camino may end here, but the memories — and friendships — will stay for a lifetime.