Walk the last 100 km of the Camino de Santiago with a small group, a dedicated host, and a boutique stay every night.

Early bird: $100 off per person with code EARLYBIRD when you book by December 31, 2026, and reserve with just a $350 deposit through October 31, 2026.

All-inclusive: hotels, breakfasts, nightly dinners with wine, a daily lunch stipend, luggage transfers, your airport pickup, and your host are all covered, so there's nothing to budget once you land. Comparable boutique Camino tours start around $2,500 without a guide. Prefer to spread it out? Choose our Monthly Plan: $350 to reserve (early-bird deposit through October 31, 2026; $500 after), then about $392 a month through April 2027.

The final 100 kilometers of the Camino Francés is where a thousand years of pilgrimage comes together. You walk through Galician farmland, chestnut and eucalyptus woods, and stone villages that have welcomed walkers since the Middle Ages. Camino con Nav turns this stretch into a seven-day boutique journey with a small group of fellow pilgrims. You walk on foot, as pilgrims always have, and every evening ends somewhere special.

Each night you stay in a hand-picked boutique hotel, finishing at the 5★ Parador de Santiago. Your luggage is moved ahead for you every day, so you carry only a light daypack. Mornings start with farm-to-table breakfasts, and evenings close with regional dinners with a glass of Galician wine, hosted by a guide who knows these trails and towns well.

You arrive at Santiago de Compostela's cathedral together, stamped pilgrim credentials in hand, ready to collect your official Compostela. You come home with a real accomplishment, new friendships, and a slower, richer way of seeing Spain.

Key Highlights

• Small-group departures with a full-time host

• Walk the final 100+ km of the Camino Francés from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela

• Stay in hand-picked boutique hotels, ending at the 5★ Parador

• Daily luggage transfers, so you walk with just a daypack

• Farm-to-table breakfasts and nightly regional dinners with a glass of wine

• $25/day cash lunch stipend for trail cafés

• Official pilgrim credential and support earning your Compostela certificate

• Optional add-ons: the Finisterre and Muxía coast, a guided Santiago old-town and Cathedral tour, and extra nights

Prefer to walk on your own dates? Our Boutique Self-Guided Experience starts at $1,599 per person: choose your own start date and stay in the same caliber of hand-picked hotels, with breakfasts, luggage transfers, a route app and offline maps, and 24/7 support. Contact us to book.

Participant Agreement: All guests agree to our Participant Agreement, Release of Liability, and Terms at checkout, before payment. Please read it before booking.

▶ Watch: the Botafumeiro at the Pilgrim Mass in Santiago, where your Camino ends: https://youtu.be/YfrJkM7XEns

When are the departures?
The Guided Experience runs on set group departure dates, shown on this page. Groups are kept small, so we recommend booking early. Want to walk on your own dates? Our Boutique Self-Guided Experience starts at $1,599 per person, with your choice of start date.

How does payment work?
A non-refundable deposit per person secures your place: $350 when you book by October 31, 2026, then $500. Then choose to pay the balance in one payment by April 11, 2027 or in automatic monthly payments (Monthly Plan), as shown at checkout. Payments are processed automatically through WeTravel.

What is your cancellation policy?
Cancellation terms are set out in our Participant Agreement, which all guests accept at checkout.

Is travel insurance required?
Yes. Because hotels, luggage transfers, and room blocks are prepaid, all pilgrims must carry comprehensive travel insurance covering trip cancellation, interruption, delay, lost luggage, and medical emergencies. After booking, you'll be asked to share your insurance provider and policy number, due by April 11, 2027 (60 days before departure). Recommended providers: World Nomads, Allianz Global Assistance, Travel Guard (AIG).

Is there a luggage limit?
Yes. Daily luggage transfers cover one bag per person, up to 20 kg (44 lbs). Extra or overweight bags may incur additional fees from the transfer provider. Each day you carry only a small daypack with water, snacks, and layers.

How does the single supplement work?
The package price is per person, based on two people sharing a room. Solo travelers who want a private room every night can add the Private Room Supplement for $750.

How do I get to Sarria?
The nearest airport is Santiago de Compostela (SCQ), about 1.5 hours from Sarria by car. Your airport pickup is included: our group shuttle picks the group up at SCQ on arrival day, June 10, at a set time we share before departure, and drives you to our Sarria hotel. You can also reach Sarria by train or bus via Lugo or Ourense.

How do I earn my Compostela?
Walk at least the final 100 km and collect at least two stamps per day in your pilgrim credential. We provide the credential and your host shows you where to collect stamps. You'll receive your Compostela at the Pilgrim's Office in Santiago.

How fit do I need to be?
Daily stages range from about 20 to 30 km over rolling terrain. Anyone in good health who walks regularly can complete the route. We recommend training walks of 10-15 km in the months before your trip.

How is my information used?
Only to book and run your trip. We never sell your information. Questions? Email info@caminoconnav.com.

Arrive in Sarria, the traditional starting point for the final 100 km of the Camino. Check into your boutique hotel, collect your pilgrim credential, and get your first stamp. Guided guests meet their host for a welcome briefing and dinner.

Walk through oak woods, stone hamlets, and green pastures, passing the 100 km marker along the way. Cross the bridge over the Miño River and climb the stairs into Portomarín, a hilltop town known for its Romanesque fortress-church.

A gradual climb through rolling farmland and quiet villages, with stops for coffee and Galician tarta de Santiago. Arrive in Palas de Rei, a classic pilgrim town, for a relaxed evening.

The longest day takes you over medieval bridges and through eucalyptus forests to Melide, famous for its pulpo a la gallega (Galician octopus). Continue on to Arzúa, the heart of Galicia's cheese country.

A gentler stage through shaded woodland trails and small farming villages. The excitement builds as Santiago gets closer, and you have time to rest in O Pedrouzo before the final walk.

Pass Monte do Gozo, where pilgrims first see the cathedral spires, and walk into the Praza do Obradoiro. Collect your Compostela at the Pilgrim's Office and celebrate with a farewell evening in Santiago.

After breakfast, your Camino ends. Head home, or extend your journey with the Finisterre & Muxía Coastal Excursion, the Santiago Old Town & Cathedral Tour, or an extra night in Santiago.