You have already walked the Camino from Sarria with us and you are looking for something more? A new challenge? Or a new transforming experience? Complete the adventure by reaching the very End of the World, join our exclusive organised group for the Camino to Finisterre!

A transcendental adventure in which you will meet travellers of all types and ages and you will travel through the most epic landscapes of Galicia until you reach the world famous Costa da Morte. The perfect experience to disconnect while enjoying an unbeatable atmosphere in the purest pilgrim style with your fellow adventurers. You will only have to take care of walking, for the rest, #viajescaminodesantiago: accommodation, luggage transport, support vehicle, accompanying monitor … and most importantly, very good vibes.

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Support vehicle between stages
24 hour accompanying monitor
Luggage transfer during the stages
Complete documentation
Pilgrim’s Credential
Free scallop and pilgrim’s t-shirt
Travel insurance
6 days / 5 nights accommodation

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543 €

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Stages of the Road to Finisterre in an organised group

Day 1. Arrival in Santiago de Compostela

Around eight o’clock in the evening you will be called together with the rest of the group for an informative meeting in which our guides will give a talk about the itinerary, solve your doubts and hand out the pilgrim’s credentials and luggage tags, as well as some other gifts. You will see that they are very friendly and fun.

No pilgrim leaves Santiago without passing through the Plaza del Obradoiro, attending the pilgrim’s mass and visiting the imposing Cathedral. It is common to embrace the Apostle, see the Botafumeiro and contemplate the spectacular Portico de la Gloria. But undoubtedly, Santiago is much more than its Cathedral; a stroll through its squares is enough to realize that it is a really lively city. Live music concerts, performances for children, parks, monuments, charming viewpoints, markets and a thousand other things that will make you fall in love with this fairytale city. Perfect to meet people, listen, share experiences and get ready for the adventure you are about to start with the rest of your companions. A day to rest, get psyched up and get ready to live an unforgettable experience.

Day 2. Santiago - Negreira (20,6 km)

You will start your first stage of the Camino a Finisterre from the Obradoiro square. After leaving the city, the route runs through meadows and pine and eucalyptus forests, until you reach one of the most beautiful villages of the stage, Ponte Maceira. This small town of just over 60 inhabitants can boast of belonging to the network of the Most Beautiful Villages of Spain. It enjoys an idyllic setting as it is situated on the course of the river Tambre, where its great stone bridge of Roman origin stands out. There are many legends that circulate about this ancient bridge, such as the one that says that during the Roman persecution of the disciples of the Apostle St. James, the bridge collapsed due to divine intervention, putting an end to the persecutors.

After passing Ponte Maceira, there are only a few kilometres left to reach the end of the stage, Negreira, where you will find all the necessary services. You can visit its most emblematic monument, the Pazo de Cotón. Associated with this medieval fortress you will find the chapel of San Mauro, nowadays known as the chapel of Cotón.

Day 3. Stage Negreira - Olveiroa (29.6 km)

This is the longest stage of the Way to Finisterre, as there are more than 30 kilometres between Negreira and Olveiroa. Although long, this stage is not very difficult, as it runs through gently sloping terrain. Along the route you will enjoy a totally rural landscape, crossing large meadows, immense forests of indigenous trees and small villages where the kindness of the local people will give you the impetus to reach the finish line. A few kilometres before reaching the end, you will be able to admire the incredible views of the A Fervenza reservoir, on the descent of Monte Aro. Olveiroa has all the services you need to rest and recover after this long stage.

Olveiroa is a rural environment that has suffered for years from the evils of depopulation. However, nowadays it has become a renewed environment with the restoration of its heritage. The most outstanding heritage elements are its centenary granaries.

Day 4. Stage Olveiroa - Cee (16 km)

From Olveiroa you will head towards Cee to finally meet the Atlantic Ocean, a sign that the finish line is getting closer and closer. The route starts at the Castrelo reservoir and continues uphill until you come across spectacular views of the river Xallas. At 5 kilometres from the start, you will find the village of Hospital, where we recommend stopping before continuing, as the rest of the route runs along lonely rural paths until you reach the fork Fisterra and Muxía. Once you reach this fork, you should take the option on the left to continue descending towards Cee, your stage finish.

Cee, located between Cape Touriñán and Cape Fisterra, is part of the Costa da Morte. Relax and enjoy its privileged natural environment and its beautiful beaches.

Day 5. Stage Cee - Finisterre (16 km)

Today’s stage is a beautiful and quiet walk near the sea, passing through pine forests, beaches and cliffs. In Corcubión you should make a stop along the way to stroll through the old part of the town, which has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site. Here, you can also bathe in the beach of Quenxe, sheltered from the winds and storms so typical of the Costa da Morte. Afterwards, the walk continues enjoying the marvellous green landscape and the rocky Atlantic coast until you reach the longed-for goal, Finisterre.

It is worth taking a stroll through the village before heading towards the real goal, Cape Finisterre. Just 3 kilometres of ascent will take you to its famous lighthouse to contemplate one of the most spectacular sunsets in the world, with the sun setting over the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

No doubt, you will appreciate taking a well-deserved rest after these days of walking, strolling around Fisterra, its port and its market, and enjoying the rich local gastronomy. After a bit of leisure tourism, we recommend you as a cultural plan to visit the Sea Museum, located in the Castle of San Carlos, which was built in the 18th century.

Day 6. End of the trip

Congratulations! You have completed your Camino to the End of the World from Santiago de Compostela in a group. This last day you are in charge, you can return home or enjoy an extra day in Santiago or venture to Muxía, where you can visit the beautiful Sanctuary of A Virxe da Barca.

Tours dates

From 1 to 6 September

Road to Finisterre in an organised group, Accommodation prices

Private hostels

330 €

Hostels and pensions

543 €

Types of accommodations

In private hostels from Santiago to Finisterre
In hotels, guesthouses and rural houses from Santiago to Finisterre

In hotels, guesthouses and rural houses from Santiago to Finisterre

Habitación del Hotel La Marina - Restaurante Gastronómico

Road to Finisterre in an organised group

In hotels, guesthouses and rural houses from Santiago to Finisterre

Due to the fact that some towns along this route have little variety of accommodation, we have selected the best establishments available for you to have an incredible experience on your Camino de Santiago. You will combine the rest in small and cosy pensions with rural houses and lodgings of superior category, always looking for the best quality and location.

In private hostels from Santiago to Finisterre

In private hostels from Santiago to Finisterre

Hostels are the perfect option if you are travelling alone, have a low budget or want to live the Camino de Santiago experience to the fullest. The ideal accommodation to meet other pilgrims, live together and experience all the values of this magical journey. They have mixed rooms organized in bunk beds, bathrooms separated by sexes, equipped kitchens, laundry and common areas where you can relax and enjoy unforgettable evenings with your travel companions.

Details of the Road to Finisterre in an organised group

Services included

Support vehicle between stages

24 hour accompanying monitor

Luggage transfer during the stages

Complete documentation

Pilgrim’s Credential

Free scallop and pilgrim’s t-shirt

Travel insurance

6 days / 5 nights accommodation

Optional Services

Service	In private hostels from Santiago to Finisterre	In hotels, guesthouses and rural houses from Santiago to Finisterre
Supplement for single room	Not applicable	151€
Transfer from Santiago to Finisterre	144€ (4-seater vehicle)	144€ (4-seater vehicle)

	Supplement for single room
	In private hostels from Santiago to Finisterre	Not applicable
	In hotels, guesthouses and rural houses from Santiago to Finisterre	151€


	Transfer from Santiago to Finisterre
	In private hostels from Santiago to Finisterre	144€ (4-seater vehicle)
	In hotels, guesthouses and rural houses from Santiago to Finisterre	144€ (4-seater vehicle)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Camino de Santiago in an organized group?

The group trips are itineraries in which you will do a section of the Camino de Santiago as part of a group with other people, who like you, are looking for an unforgettable experience. We have a wide range of departure dates throughout the year, with the option of hiring a return bus from different cities (only on certain dates). You will be able to choose the type of accommodation you want and you will have all the services included so that you only have to worry about walking and enjoying.

What services are included in the Camino de Santiago in group?

The Camino de Santiago in group includes the following services.

7 days / 6 nights in the chosen accommodation
Support vehicle between stages
24 hour accompanying monitor
Luggage transfer during the stages
Complete documentation with practical information about the trip
Pilgrim's credential
Scallop and T-shirt
Travel insurance

In addition, you can customize your trip by adding the following optional services

Breakfast or half board
Private transfers to the start of the stage from Santiago de Compostela or from the airport.
Extra night at the beginning or end of the stage

How does the Camino de Santiago work in a group?

The operation of the Camino de Santiago in group is very simple. Picture an incredible journey among friends - that's precisely the vibe. About a month before the trip, we'll finalize the group and send you detailed trip documentation, including accommodation names, details about the welcome meeting, a dossier with recommendations, and the insurance policy. Once everyone has gathered in Sarria, our guides will host a welcome meeting to introduce everyone, explain the trip dynamics, and address any questions. You'll also receive your credentials, luggage transport stickers, a T-shirt, and a pilgrim's scallop. On this first day, we won't walk; instead, we'll have the chance to grab a drink, mingle, and explore the village. Over the course of a week, we'll cover the 110 kilometers from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. We'll walk an average of 20 kilometers per day over five stages, allowing everyone to go at their own pace. We'll also set up a WhatsApp group where the guide will suggest rest stops and points of interest along the way. Once we arrive at the end of the stage, your luggage will be waiting for you at the reception of your assigned accommodation. After freshening up and taking a break, the guide will suggest a place to have lunch , and those interested can join in to share experience. If possible, we'll also organize activities like concerts or queimadas to enjoy with our fellow pilgrims in the afternoon. It's a journey of camaraderie, where strong bonds inevitably form among group members. We love to see how once we arrive in Santiago, those people who a week ago were strangers, end up being friends for life.

Where are the accommodations located?

In your travel documents, you will find the names of the accommodations assigned to you, as well as their contact telephone number and location. As a general rule, all accommodation are located in the centre of the different towns along the Pilgrims' Route to Santiago de Compostela, without the need to deviate too far from the route. But sometimes, due to lack of availability, it is possible that some accommodation may be a little far from the village or even in neighbouring towns. For all the accommodations that are at a considerable distance from the route of the Camino, we will provide you with a free taxi service that you can use to get to your accommodation and return to the Camino the next morning. In any case, these are exceptions that we will inform you at the time of booking.

What is luggage transport and how does it work?

Luggage transport service by default is included in all our trips and it is not necessary to request it. You can enjoy the Camino de Santiago without the burden of carrying your luggage on your back, knowing that your suitcase will be waiting for you at your next accommodation upon your arrival. Along with your credential, you'll also receive stickers. Cover these stickers with the requested information and stick them in a visible place on your suitcase. Upon arrival at your accommodation, we suggest asking at the reception where you can leave your luggage. You'll need to leave your luggage at the designated spot early in the morning for our carrier to pick it up. This ensures that when you arrive at your next accommodation, your luggage will already be waiting for you.

How does the support vehicle work?

The support vehicle is at your disposal during the whole trip and you will be able to use it in case you get injured or are unable to continue walking for any reason. As a general rule, the support vehicle will not be able to pick you up anywhere along the route, as the Camino de Santiago runs through forests, forest tracks and narrow paths where it is difficult to access vehicles, especially buses. We will place the support vehicle halfway through the stage and we will send you its exact location. This means that in case you are injured and want to walk, you must be sure that you are able to walk at least 10 kilometers.

What is the function of the monitor / guide?

This is the person who will be with you during the whole trip, from the moment of the reception of the group in Sarria until the arrival in Santiago de Compostela. It will be one more of the group and will be at your disposal to help you with anything you may need, solve problems, solve all your doubts and help to make pineapple and union of the group. Our guides know every stage of the Camino de Santiago to the millimeter and have done it many times. They will give you the best recommendations on what to see, what to visit and where to eat so that you don't miss on anything. Additionally, upon completing each stage, the guide will suggest and organize activities for those interested in joining.

What is travel insurance?

It is the guarantee that you can enjoy your Camino in a safe way. In our trips you already have an insurance included with your trip to be protected during the Camino de Santiago. We will send you the insurance policy along with all the documentation of your trip, so you will have everything you need to enjoy the Camino with peace of mind. Walk without worries!

What coverage does the travel insurance have?

The basic travel insurance included in our packages offers extensive coverage against unforeseen events, ensuring you'll receive guaranteed medical assistance and numerous benefits. You can review the specifics in the General Conditions of Travel Insurance.