Experience the Magic of the Camino Inglés

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The Camino Inglés is one of the quieter and lesser-known Camino routes — and that’s exactly part of its charm.​

Beginning in the historic coastal city of Ferrol, this beautiful pilgrimage route winds its way through the heart of Galicia towards Santiago de Compostela, combining peaceful countryside, charming villages, rich history and authentic local culture along the way.​

Traditionally walked by pilgrims arriving by sea from Northern Europe, the Camino Inglés still carries a gentler, more reflective energy than some of the busier Camino routes.​

If you’re craving space to breathe, reconnect and slow down for a while, this path has a very special kind of magic.

Explore Galicia’s Hidden Beauty

Over approximately 114km, you’ll walk through lush green landscapes, eucalyptus forests, medieval towns and quiet rural villages that feel beautifully untouched by time.

The Camino Inglés is well-marked with the iconic yellow arrows and scallop shells that guide pilgrims all the way to Santiago — allowing you to settle into the simple rhythm of walking, one step at a time.

Less crowded than routes such as the Camino Francés, the Inglés offers a more peaceful and authentic experience while still carrying the deep spirit and connection the Camino is known for.​

But this pilgrimage offers so much more than beautiful scenery.

A Journey of the Heart and Soul

The Camino is not simply a physical walk — it’s an invitation to pause, reflect and reconnect with yourself in a world that rarely slows down.

Over nine meaningful days, we’ll weave together mindful walking, gentle moments of reflection, grounding practices and genuine connection alongside fellow pilgrims from all walks of life.

Some moments will be joyful and lighthearted. Others quietly transformative.

And somewhere along the way, life begins to feel a little simpler again.
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Tailored for Every Adventurer

One of the reasons the Camino Inglés is so loved is that it’s achievable for many people with a moderate level of fitness.

While Galicia is never completely flat, the route is considered manageable and well-paced, making it ideal for those wanting a Camino experience within a shorter timeframe.

This retreat has been thoughtfully curated to combine the beauty of pilgrimage with comfort and ease — including carefully selected accommodations, daily luggage transfers, nourishing local food and space to fully immerse yourself in the experience without needing to worry about the logistics.

And yes… there’ll still be good coffee and an evening vino along the way.

Your Only Task: Take One Step at a Time 

Let us take care of the details while you immerse yourself in the journey ahead.

Walk. Breathe. Eat well. Rest. Connect. Reflect.

The Camino has a remarkable way of meeting you exactly where you are — and giving you exactly what you didn’t know you needed.

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Buen Camino!​

Lisa

18th - 19th May 2027
Beginning in the historic naval city of Ferrol, we’ll gather together for our first evening — a chance to land, settle in, connect with fellow pilgrims and soak up the excitement of the journey ahead.
Single Accommodation at Parador de Ferrol
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19th - 20th May 2027
Today we begin walking the Camino Inglés, easing gently into the rhythm of pilgrimage with a shorter stage to Neda. Expect river views, charming Galician villages and that beautiful mix of excitement and nerves that comes with the first official steps of the Camino.
Single Accommodation at The Pazo da Merced
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20th - 22st May 2027 (2nts)

Continuing along the coast and through lush Galician countryside, we arrive into the gorgeous seaside town of Pontedeume — one of the true gems of the Camino Inglés.

With its medieval streets, vibrant little tapas bars and beautiful waterfront setting, this is the perfect place to slow down and soak up the atmosphere of Galicia. We’ll enjoy a rest day here to wander, relax and perhaps even enjoy a swim if the weather decides to cooperate.
Single Accommodation at Albatros
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22nd - 23rd May 2027
IToday we walk onward to historic Betanzos — often considered one of the most beautiful towns along the Camino Inglés. Rich in medieval charm and Galician identity, Betanzos is famous for its atmospheric old town, beautiful churches and of course… its legendary tortilla Española.
Single accommodation at Hotel Villa de Betanzos  
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23rd - 24th May 2027

Our journey continues through peaceful Galician countryside towards Bruma. At the end of today’s walk, we’ll stop at one of the Camino Inglés’ most iconic pilgrim bars — a place overflowing with Camino character, stories and atmosphere — before transferring by taxi to our accommodation for the evening.

Tonight we stay at the beautifully rustic and deeply charming Costa da Egoa, a peaceful rural retreat tucked amongst forests and rivers, offering the perfect place to rest and unwind after the day’s walk.
Single accommodation at ​Costa da Egoa
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24th - 25th May 2027 
As we move closer towards Santiago, the excitement begins to build. Today’s walk takes us through forests, tiny hamlets and quiet country roads into Sigüeiro — our final overnight stop before Santiago de Compostela.
Single Accommodation at Siaba Pension Boutique
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25th - 26th May 2027 

Our final Camino walking day.

There’s something incredibly special about arriving into Santiago on foot — emotions, relief, pride, joy and disbelief all seem to meet at once as the cathedral finally appears before you.

After completing our Camino Inglés journey together, we’ll celebrate with a final evening in the magnificent city of Santiago de Compostela.
Single Accommodation at the stunning Parador de Santiago

26th May - Check Out (12pm) and Say our Heartfelt Goodbyes.