What if this year you chose something different? What if you decided to pause, breathe, and walk without hurry… accompanied by people who, like you, are seeking something more than just a vacation? Doing the Camino de Santiago in an organized group is the answer — a way to reconnect with what matters most, in the best company. Let the passing days, the silence of the forests, and the sincere conversations along the way transform how you see life. Share glances, hugs, tears, and laughter with people you didn’t know… and who will end up becoming part of your story.
When you walk in a group, you realize the beauty is not just in the landscapes or the arrival in Santiago, but in every act of shared care, every word of encouragement, every step taken in sync with others. The Camino becomes a mirror: of your current moment, your longings, and your ability to open up to the world and let it touch you. In 2026, we invite you to take that step, and we’ve prepared three group routes so you can choose the one that resonates most with you.
The arrival at Santiago Cathedral is indescribable, and if you’re well accompanied, it becomes even more special
Why walk the Camino in an organized group?
Walking the Camino de Santiago in an organized group offers unique advantages. You’ll never feel alone: you’ll travel with a group of pilgrims accompanied by expert guides who ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment. This means you’ll meet new people, share unforgettable moments, and support one another along the way.
An organized group also provides logistics and peace of mind: you don’t have to worry about planning, as the agency handles accommodation, luggage transport, support vehicle, pilgrim credentials, and more. You’ll also have constant safety and support, with group leaders and a support vehicle always available. In short, it’s an enriching, fun, and safe experience — perfect for those who want to share the adventure without the hassle of organizing everything themselves.
Who is an organized group trip ideal for?
Organized group trips are designed for everyone. They are perfect for first-time pilgrims who feel unsure about going solo, or for solo travelers who want to meet new people. In fact, many of our participants come alone and end up making great friendships.
They’re also ideal for those who have already walked the French Way from Sarria and want a new experience. Many pilgrims go on to try the Camino to Finisterre or the Portuguese Way. In short, this is an open option for all: young, old, beginners, or veterans.
Pilgrims walking in an organized group from Sarria
Camino de Santiago routes in organized group 2026
This year, at Viajes Camino de Santiago, knowing how special the group experience is, we’re offering 3 different routes to walk the Camino in a group. Shall we take a look?
1. French Way from Sarria
The French Way from Sarria in a group is the most classic and popular Camino route. Sarria is about 110 km from Santiago, the minimum distance required to earn the Compostela. You’ll cover the distance in 5 stages, crossing Galicia’s green landscapes and experiencing the traditional Camino spirit.
Confirmed 2026 dates:
- March 29 to April 4 (Easter Week)
- May 24 to 30
- June 21 to 27
- July 5 to 11
- July 20 to 26
- August 2 to 8
- August 16 to 22
- September 6 to 12
- September 13 to 19
- September 20 to 26
- October 4 to 10
- October 11 to 17
A special journey for beginner pilgrims, and an unforgettable experience of friendship, nature, and personal growth.
Map of the French Way from Sarria in 5 stages
2. Portuguese Way from Tui
The Portuguese Way from Tui in a group is a charming, international option. It begins on the Portuguese border, crossing the Miño River, and stretches 117 km to Santiago in 6 stages. It’s a route of vineyards, forests, and villages full of history, where, in addition to the Compostela, you’ll also be able to obtain the Pedronía in Padrón.
Confirmed 2026 dates:
- August 22 to 29
- September 13 to 20
Perfect for enjoying the Galician summer while walking to Santiago in great company. Gastronomy, landscapes, and good vibes guaranteed.
Map of the Portuguese Way from Tui in 6 stages
3. Camino to Finisterre
The Camino to Finisterre in a group is a magical and different route. Unlike others, it starts in Santiago and finishes at Finisterre, the mythical “end of the earth”, where you’ll receive your Finisterrana. It’s 90 km in 4 stages along the stunning Costa da Morte.
Confirmed 2026 dates:
- September 1 to 6
You’ll end the journey watching the sunset over the Atlantic with your fellow pilgrims — a unique moment to close the Camino with emotion and gratitude.
Map of the Way to Finisterre in 4 stages
Services included in our group trips
Everything you need is included in our group trips:
- Accommodation in private hostels or guesthouses and inns.
- Luggage transport between stages.
- Pilgrim credential and full documentation.
- Travel insurance and on-route assistance.
- Guide and support vehicle.
- Good vibes and… lots of surprises!
You can also add extra nights, airport transfers, or optional activities — all backed by the Viajes Camino de Santiago team.
On the Camino, you’ll be accompanied by our professional guides
How to book your spot to walk the Camino in a group in 2026?
Don’t wait until the last minute! You can book your spot easily by calling +34 981 96 68 46, emailing info@viajescaminodesantiago.com, or clicking here. We’ll reply within 24 hours to confirm your reservation and plan your trip. You don’t need to come with someone: we’ll match you with a group of pilgrims who share your spirit.
2026 is your year to experience the Camino de Santiago in a group. Whether it’s the French Way, the Finisterre Way, or the Portuguese Way, we look forward to sharing a unique adventure with you. Because it’s not just about reaching a goal… it’s about discovering, each day, that you’re already arriving at yourself. And because the Camino is not just another trip.
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