Our Group Trips to the Camino de Santiago
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Walk the Camino de Santiago with our organized groups
Are you looking for a transformative experience? Walking the Camino de Santiago in a group is the perfect answer to meet new people, disconnect and enjoy nature. This journey is much more than walking: it's an opportunity to find meaning, companionship and unforgettable moments.
A journey for everyone. People of all ages and lifestyles can enjoy company and solitude.
Enriching activities. Participate in concerts, dinners, and evening gatherings, creating unforgettable memories.
Support and safety. We have vehicles and expert guides to ensure your safety.
Experience balance. The Camino de Santiago offers balance between body and mind, with mindfulness, yoga and meditation.
Find your purpose. Discover your true passion and purpose on this transformative journey.
Camino de Santiago in a Group from Sarria
The French Way is the most traveled and popular route for centuries. Today it continues to be so, and the best way to understand what moves so many pilgrims to walk it is by doing it yourself. Give yourself a week, the time needed to do the French Way from Sarria, and you'll understand everything.
Attention! These are our departures for the French Way from Sarria in a group for 2026. Pack your backpack and walk with us!
March 29 to April 4 (Holy 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
Plan your adventure today
Don't think too much and don't make excuses... you risk missing out on a spot for a memorable trip! You'll be able to experience the Camino de Santiago in a group in an easy, comfortable way and with the peace of mind of knowing you're in the best hands.
- Quick and easy booking with a phone call or a simple click.
- In less than 24 hours you will receive your initial quote
- We advise you and provide the most complete documentation.
- We work with the best providers and accommodations on the Camino.
- With our included luggage transport, you'll walk light and worry-free.
- In case of any emergency, our support vehicle will always be by your side.
The Camino de Santiago to Finisterre
The Camino to Finisterre is a route full of magic and charm that captivates at every step. And so, step by step, you'll reach the mythical and ancestral End of the Earth, with the magical Cape Finisterre as your goal, offering you an enchanting sunset at the end of the Camino.
Enjoy the Camino to Finisterre in a group in 2026, one of our most requested routes. Do you really think you'll miss it? Limited spots.
September 1 to 6
Why choose us to organize your Camino de Santiago in a group?
- Experience, passion and empathy are the three ingredients that drive us to offer you the best travel experience to the Camino. Our pilgrims, and there are many, remember it with a smile.
- We are an agency specialized in the Camino de Santiago and since 2015 we have helped more than 35,000 pilgrims organize their trip. This has made us the best-rated agency on the Camino, with a very high satisfaction rate. We are proud to do things right.
- We offer a wide variety of organized travel packages for the Camino de Santiago. You'll be able to experience the Camino de Santiago in a group in an easy, comfortable way and with the peace of mind of knowing you're in the best hands.
- We know your time is valuable and organizing the Camino requires dedication. By hiring our services, in addition to saving time, you'll gain peace of mind. There are no more excuses not to make your pilgrimage.
- We care about you, we listen to you and try to get to know you as best as possible to advise you, resolve all your doubts and always recommend the best option for you. Your Camino is our Camino.
The Camino de Santiago from Tui
The Portuguese Way from Tui is a route full of history, nature and hospitality that captivates every pilgrim. Step by step, you'll travel through Galicia from south to north, crossing charming towns, green landscapes and enjoying the best local gastronomy, until you reach your dream goal: the majestic Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
Experience the Portuguese Way from Tui in a group in 2026, one of our most popular routes. Are you really going to miss it? Limited spots!
August 22 to 29
September 13 to 20
Reviews from our pilgrims on Google
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I began the Camino with no expectations — just open steps and an open heart. With every km I journeyed deeper into my soul. In the quiet of the forest, I left behind the noise of daily life, and through prayer, I spoke with God. Joy and love were born in me —…
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Our trip was well-organized and the communication was clear. After seeing so many people on the trail struggle to find accommodations along the Camino Frances, I was very glad we worked with Viajes to arrange all our accommodations and our bag transportation…
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I love how clean the hotels were, lovely staff and made the journey easy for first timers. Thank you
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We could not be HAPPIER to have chosen this company. My wife and I started our walking trip from the French Camino de Santiago (short walk: 112 Km) to Compostela. We did 10 days and everything was handled with the upmost detail ensuring we were comfortable, we…
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This was my first Camino with family even though my wife has already done 2 Camino before this. We chose Viajes due to their very competitive pricing and were willing to accept a little “less” quality services. However it turned out that all arrangements and…
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Fantastic Experience with Viajes Camino de Santiago – A Dream Camino Journey! We had the most amazing time during our Camino de Santiago, and it wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible work of Viajes Camino de Santiago. From the moment we contacted…
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Excellent organisation. Swift replies to all my questions before setting out on the camino and the accomodation was of a high standard and quite varied. I would definitely recommend using them to make your camino enjoyable and stress free.
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place amazing, landscape gorgeous, quite and safe, good sign
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One of the best experience in mi life! If you are thinking on making “El Camino” this is the way! Thanks for everything!
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Everything is well-organised. My luggage always arrive on time and I have no problem with my booking. The agency also gave me a surprise on my final day when I arrived in Santiago de Compostela. They arranged a private room with ensuite bathroom at Loop Inn Ho…
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are there hostels with private rooms?
The hostels on the Camino de Santiago, as such, usually do not offer private rooms, they are always shared rooms with other pilgrims.
However, there are some hostels that also function as inns or guesthouses and, in that case, they can offer both shared dormitories and private rooms.
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Can I cook in the hostels of the Camino de Santiago?
Yes, in the hostels of the Camino de Santiago you can cook. Both public and private hostels have kitchens equipped with basic utensils, which allows you to prepare your own meals.
However, you must be aware that the kitchens are shared spaces, so it is important to respect the time and space of other pilgrims.
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What are the opening and closing hours of the shelters?
The schedule of the hostels on the Camino de Santiago usually varies, but most open around 1:00 PM and close between 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM. After closing, entry and exit are not allowed to ensure the rest of all pilgrims.
These hours may change slightly between public and private hostels, so it is advisable to check the specific hours of each hostel before arriving.
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Are there accessible hostels for people with reduced mobility?
Yes, on the Camino de Santiago there are accessible hostels for people with reduced mobility. Accessible hostels usually have access ramps as well as adapted bathrooms and rooms for people with mobility difficulties.
It is advisable to get information in advance about the adapted hostels at each stage, as accessibility varies depending on the route and location.
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Are the hostels open all year round?
A priori, all public hostels on the Camino de Santiago remain open all year round, especially on the main routes. However, some private hostels close in the low season, such as in autumn and winter, when the flow of pilgrims is lower.
It is important to check in advance if the hostel, whatever it may be, is operational, as availability may vary depending on the season and location.
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What are the rooms like in the hostels of the Camino de Santiago?
The rooms in the hostels of the Camino de Santiago are shared and are usually equipped with bunk beds and personal lockers. Generally, there is no segregation by sex, so men and women share the same space. The bathrooms are also shared.
The capacity of these can vary from 8 to 20 or more beds per room.
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What should I bring to stay in a hostel?
To stay in a hostel on the Camino de Santiago, it is advisable to bring, in addition to what is necessary for any trip:
- a lock to secure your belongings,
- a sleeping bag;
- flip-flops for the shower;
- a towel for the shower;
- earplugs and an eye mask, if you find it necessary;
- a power strip to charge multiple devices, if you find it necessary.
Additionally, keeping your backpack organized with your belongings in cloth bags will help you find what you need quickly and avoid making noise in common areas during the night or morning.
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Can I stay more than one night in the same hostel?
In the public hostels of the Camino de Santiago, generally it is not allowed to stay more than one night, unless there is a justified reason such as illness or injury. This is because public hostels prioritize the rotation of pilgrims.
In private hostels, on the other hand, you can stay more than one night if you wish, as they operate on a reservation system and usually do not have the same restrictions.
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre albergues públicos y privados?
The difference between public and private hostels on the Camino de Santiago lies in their management and services:
- Public hostels are managed by public entities, do not allow reservations and are more economical, offering basic services.
- Private hostels are managed by individuals or companies, allow advance reservations and usually offer more amenities, such as bedding, Wi-Fi, and additional services, although at a higher cost.
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What services do hostels offer on the Camino de Santiago?
The hostels on the Camino de Santiago offer the following basic services for pilgrims:
- Beds or bunks in shared rooms.
- Common bathrooms with showers and access to hot water.
- Equipped kitchens.
- Laundry service available in some cases.
- Common areas to rest or socialize.
- Blankets in certain hostels (although it is recommended to bring a sleeping bag).
In addition, private hostels usually offer more amenities, such as:
- Free Wi-Fi.
- Facilities for bedding.
- Possibility of advance reservations, unlike public hostels.
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Is it necessary to book the hostels in advance?
It is not possible to book public hostels in advance, as they operate on a first-come, first-served basis and prioritize the rotation of pilgrims.
However, private hostels do allow advance reservations. If you are traveling in the low season, it is not very necessary to book, although it is always advisable. In high season, however, it is almost mandatory to book, as you may risk not finding accommodation, or finding it, but far from the end of the stage.
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How much does it cost to stay in a hostel on the Camino de Santiago?
Public hostels usually cost between 5 and 10 euros per night, while private hostels can range from 10 to 15 euros, offering more amenities and allowing advance reservations.
Prices may vary depending on the location, the season, and the services offered by each hostel, but certainly, staying in a hostel on the Camino de Santiago is the most economical and traditional accommodation option on the Camino de Santiago.
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Who is buried in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela?
In the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, according to Christian tradition, the Apostle James the Greater is buried, one of the twelve disciples of Jesus Christ.
In addition to him, the cathedral also houses the remains of his disciples Athanasius and Theodore, as well as several burials of historical figures in different areas of the temple, and anonymous ones in the Roman cemetery and the Suevic necropolis beneath the cathedral's floor, with dozens of graves and tombstones dating from the 13th to the 19th centuries, which is now only accessible to researchers.
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Which apostle is buried in Santiago de Compostela?
The relics of the Apostle James the Greater are located in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, according to Christian tradition. In reality, he is not buried, but his remains are inside a silver urn, beneath the main altar, in what is known as the apostolic sepulcher or tomb.
James was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ, and his tomb was discovered in the 9th century, which made the city one of the main destinations for Christian pilgrimage.
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How many times has the Botafumeiro fallen?
The Botafumeiro has been the protagonist of several incidents throughout its history, such as:
- in 1499, it shot out through the door of As Praterías during a ceremony before Infanta Catalina of Aragon;
- in 1622, the rope broke and it fell to the ground without causing any casualties;
- in 1937, during the Holy Year, it detached again, generating a loud noise that some confused with the sound of a bomb during the Civil War.
The Camino de Santiago is an experience that you have to live someday, but when making the decision, you surely have many doubts. One of them is how to do the Camino de Santiago, as there are different ways to do it. The best, perhaps, is to do the Camino de Santiago in an organized group.
If you're a beginner, it's the best way to do the Camino de Santiago for the first time. And if you don't have anyone to travel with, with our groups we make it very easy for you.
At Viajes Camino de Santiago, we offer you the opportunity to join organized groups that guarantee an unforgettable, safe and enriching experience. Discover with us how this collective experience on a Jacobean route can enrich your journey: the Camino de Santiago in a group.
Why Choose the Camino de Santiago in a Group?
Choosing the Camino de Santiago in a group offers you the company of new people and, therefore, an invaluable human value that offers many advantages:
Meet new people.
Make new friends.
Human, moral and psychological support.
Share emotions, challenges and achievements with people who share your same interests and goals.
That is, from day one you'll have a constant support network and the possibility of living unique moments of coexistence during a different vacation.
Benefits of Doing the Camino in a Group
In addition to this human value, walking the Camino in a group guarantees you impeccable trip organization that simplifies logistics. Additionally, in an organized group you'll be accompanied by expert monitors who enrich the experience with their knowledge of the Camino and the particularities of each stage.
Types of Groups for the Camino de Santiago
On the Camino de Santiago, groups can be formed in various ways, each with different characteristics and approaches, according to the participants' interests.
Groups of Friends
Nothing strengthens a friendship more than sharing an adventure like the Camino de Santiago. Groups of friends enjoy the experience of walking together, supporting each other at each stage and creating unforgettable memories.
Groups Organized by Agencies
Groups organized by agencies like ours offer the advantage of expert planning. Every detail, from accommodation to stops, is carefully selected to maximize your comfort and enjoyment, allowing you to focus on the Camino experience.
Religious and Spiritual Groups
For many, the Camino de Santiago is a spiritual pilgrimage. Religious and spiritual groups focus on reflection, personal growth and connection with the transcendental. Indeed, the Camino de Santiago is an ideal environment for those seeking a deeper and more meaningful experience.
Preparation for the Camino de Santiago in a Group
Good preparation is key to fully enjoying the Camino de Santiago, whether you do it alone or in a group. This includes prior physical and mental preparation, itinerary planning, necessary equipment and safety recommendations.
Prior physical and mental preparation
You're going to walk every day distances that you don't do daily, so prior physical and mental preparation for your Camino is very important. We always recommend that a month before the Camino you train your body and talk to yourself about the experience you're going to do. If you do this, you'll know you're ready to do the Camino.
Itinerary Planning
In a group, itinerary planning must consider the needs and capabilities of all members. It's important to balance the stages so they are challenging but accessible, ensuring everyone can enjoy the Camino.
Therefore, in our group trips we make it easy for all pilgrims to complete the stages. Our proposal is one-week trips walking for 5 days, with an average of between 20 and 25 km per stage.
Necessary Equipment and Materials
To ensure that the entire group is well prepared, an adequate equipment list is essential. From footwear to clothing, to first aid items, everything should be selected to ensure comfort and safety. Since our trips include luggage transport, during the walk you'll only need to carry a few things in a small backpack:
Wallet with documentation and cash, to identify yourself at accommodations and for possible expenses during the stage, as even though credit cards are accepted, this type of payment is not always possible.
Pilgrim's Credential, to get your Compostela.
Mobile phone, to take some photos or talk to your loved ones during the Camino.
Water and snacks, to hydrate and nourish yourself during stops.
A raincoat and a jacket, in case it rains or it's a bit cold.
A small basic first aid kit to treat possible injuries.
The bulk of the luggage you need for this vacation will be transported by us from accommodation to accommodation with our luggage transport service. This way, you'll walk light and without worrying about the weight of your backpack.
Safety Recommendations
Safety is paramount on the Camino de Santiago, and in fact it's a very safe vacation destination. Traveling in a group adds an additional layer of protection, but it's essential to follow basic recommendations. With the advice of our monitors and your common sense, your Camino experience will be safe and comfortable.
Group Experiences on the Camino de Santiago
Shared experiences are the heart of the Camino de Santiago in a group. Over the years, many groups have left their mark on the Camino, creating memorable stories and telling us about their experience when returning from the trip.
Testimonials from Previous Groups
Many pilgrims have shared their positive experiences walking in a group. Some mention the feeling of security and constant support. Others value the friendships they have created. Here are some real testimonials from our pilgrims:
Fátima Díaz:
A wonderful experience, I'm taking away many friends with whom I connected from the first moment and I shared laughs, tears and many dormant emotions. A boost of energy to keep walking the path of my life. Good organization, lovely guides who made us enjoy those special moments that the Camino gives even more. I recommend it, the Camino calls you, you don't look for it.
Manuel José Sánchez López:
Perfect organization. Everything controlled but leaving you enough freedom to do the Camino your way. Honest and effective recommendations for places, restaurants, etc. More than decent hostels and inns. But the best thing is the guides: friendly, efficient, human and always available. We will definitely repeat. A special memory for them.
Carmen Arriola:
I did the Camino with a friend from O Cebreiro and we joined the group that left from Sarria. The experience was unforgettable. I want to highlight the invaluable company of the group staff, who made us have incredible days.
Verónica Stephanie Maluyo:
The Camino de Santiago was a great but tough experience. We encountered many adversities on the way, but my daughter and I are grateful for our monitors, both very attentive and very mindful of us, always asking if we need help or if we are okay. The agency has also helped us a lot from the beginning and we are very happy with their services.
Your memory of the Camino and your smile when thinking about it is our best endorsement, and a pride that makes us continue working to offer the best travel experience to the Camino de Santiago.
Difficulties and How to Overcome Them in a Group
The Camino de Santiago is not without challenges, but facing them in a group can make them easier to overcome.
Conflict Management in the Group
Living together during the Camino can be intense and, at times, disagreements will arise. The key is in open communication and mutual respect to resolve any conflict constructively.
Adapting to the Group's Pace
One of the most common challenges is maintaining a pace that is comfortable for everyone. Flexibility and understanding are essential to ensure that everyone enjoys the path without feeling pressured.
In our organized groups, everyone decides their own pace, and no rhythm is required. Despite being an organized group trip, each participant decides their stops, whether to rest, eat something or simply take photos.
With your accommodation booked, and Santiago waiting for centuries, what's your hurry to finish the stage? Our recommendation is that you enjoy every second of the Camino, because when you reach Santiago, you'll wish it had never ended. Guaranteed!
Tips to Enjoy the Camino in a Group to the Fullest
To get the most out of your group experience, it's important to focus on cooperation and active participation.
Group Activities and Dynamics
Group activities and socializing can strengthen bonds between members and make the journey even more entertaining. Conversations during and after the stages create a space for coexistence that enriches the experience. In addition, our monitors will propose activities and the occasional little surprise at the end of the day.
Connection and Teamwork
The success of a group on the Camino de Santiago lies in the connection between its members. Fostering empathy and mutual support will make the experience more enriching for everyone.
What Do Our Camino de Santiago Group Packages Include?
At Viaje Camino de Santiago, our packages are designed to offer you a complete experience, worry-free. In them, we include everything necessary for a 10/10 experience.
Reserved Accommodations
We select the best accommodations along the Camino, guaranteeing comfort and rest after each stage. They are our small but great collaborators for years, and today they are part of our pilgrim family.
Luggage Transport
We take care of luggage transport and all the logistics, so you only concentrate on fully experiencing the Camino. You enjoy, we'll be your sherpa.
Expert Monitors
Our monitors are experts on the Camino de Santiago, providing knowledge, security and assistance at all times. They know every stone of the Camino, and have done it so many times they've seen crops and calves grow.
Support Vehicle
In addition to the monitor, another companion will be by your side with a support vehicle. Available at different points of the stage, they'll always be available if someone can't walk anymore or there's an emergency.
Pilgrim's Credential
Necessary to obtain the Compostela, the certificate of completion of the Camino, the Credential is a small document that you must stamp twice during the stage, at least. It will be the best souvenir you take from the Camino, after the indelible memories that will remain in your heart upon completing this adventure.
Medical Insurance
With our basic travel medical insurance you'll be covered in case of any emergency or injury.
24-hour Emergency Phone
In addition to our monitors and medical insurance, you'll always have a mobile emergency phone number available 24 hours a day and seven days of the trip. If you have any questions or incidents, contact us.
Information Dossier
And in addition to the recommendations of our guides, we'll provide you with our particular tourist guide of the route you're going to walk, with recommendations on what to see and where to eat.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Camino de Santiago in a Group
We answer the most common questions that usually arise before undertaking the Camino de Santiago in a group.
Is it better to do the Camino in a group or alone?
Each option has its advantages, but doing the Camino in a group offers an enriching social experience and constant support, ideal for those who prefer to share the adventure. If you're going to do the Camino for the first time, or perhaps you don't have anyone to travel with or simply want to meet new people, doing the Camino in a group is the solution you're looking for.
What do you need to join a group?
To join a group, you only need the willingness to walk and an open mind to share the experience with others. That, and a lot of desire for good vibes and having a good time. We take care of the rest. Easy, right?
What kind of people do the Camino in a group?
Groups on the Camino are diverse, from young adventurers to older adults seeking a meaningful experience. What they all share is the desire to live a unique experience. In our trips we offer groups of between 40 and 50 people of all ages and conditions, creating from the diversity of people an authentic family.
How many days are recommended for the Camino in a group?
The recommended time, as we said, is one week, the perfect time to calmly walk 5 stages and be able to enjoy Santiago de Compostela at the end of the Camino.
What to do in case of emergency on the Camino?
In case of emergency, it's important to stay calm and follow established protocols. Go to our monitors, trained to handle any situation effectively, as well as the support vehicle, medical insurance or our emergency phone. As you can see, you'll always be covered.
Is the Camino de Santiago in a Group the Best Option for You?
Walking the Camino de Santiago in a group can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. If you value companionship, mutual support and the opportunity to share your journey with others, this option is perfect for you. At Viajes Camino de Santiago, we are here to make your group experience unforgettable.
Our last piece of advice: book in advance and secure your place in an organized group, to ensure the best travel experience. You're already getting the bug, aren't you? If you have any questions, we are at your disposal at phone 981966846 or by writing to us here. We'll be happy to assist you and help you with everything you need!
Are you ready to live the adventure of your life? Join an organized group and discover the wonders of the Camino de Santiago with the security and comfort you need. Walking in an organized group on the Camino de Santiago offers numerous advantages, from security to creating lasting friendships. Make sure to choose the right group for you, prepare well and maintain an open and flexible attitude. Don't wait any longer, book your place now and start your pilgrimage on the right foot! Your adventure on the Camino de Santiago awaits you!