7-Day Camino Frances Walking Tour from Sarria to Santiago
Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Trip Type: Walking Tours
Duration: 7 days
This is the most popular section of the Camino de Santiago. You will start your journey in Sarria and walk the last 62 miles (100 km) of the Camino to Santiago de Compostela. You will meet pilgrims, taste local cuisine and experience the unique Camino culture along the way. Your time on the famous walking route will take you across the beautiful landscape of Northern Spain. Rustic hamlets, quaint villages and the rolling hills of Galicia are part of your walk each day. You will get your pilgrims passport stamped each day and have the chance to explore the historic city of Santiago on your last day.
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This is the most popular section of the Camino de Santiago. You will start your journey in Sarria and walk the last 62 miles (100 km) of the Camino to Santiago de Compostela. You will meet pilgrims, taste local cuisine and experience the unique Camino culture along the way. Your time on the famous walking route will take you across the beautiful landscape of Northern Spain. Rustic hamlets, quaint villages and the rolling hills of Galicia are part of your walk each day. You will get your pilgrims passport stamped each day and have the chance to explore the historic city of Santiago on your last day. Day 1: Sarria (B)
You will begin your walk in Sarria, the most popular starting point of the Camino. Everywhere you look there is evidence of the pilgrims journey before you. Visit the 7 pilgrims hospital, the Magdalena Monastery and enjoy spending time in one of the many cafes before you start your walk.
Day 2: Sarria - Portomarìn (B)
Your first day walking takes you from Sarria to Portomarìn. Walking through peaceful villages. The way is well marked with the renowned yellow arrows and scallop shells for you to follow. Stop off in the beautiful romanesque church in the village of Barbadelo for a little rest.
Day 3: Portomarìn - Palas do Rei (B)
Today you start out from Portomarìn, climbing steadily uphill to Serra de Ligonde. The rest of the way takes you through forest paths and farmland. Stop to visit the Romanesque church in Eirexe, with its portal featuring a sculpture of Daniel with animals, as well as Pilgrim Santiago.
Day 4: Palas do Rei - Arzùa (B)
The trail takes you through the charming town of Leboreiro before you reach the market town of Melide. Galicias traditional dish of Octopus is served throughout Melide so this is a great time to try it out. You will follow a forest track, walking toward the town of Ribadiso where you pass by a beautifully restored 15th century hostel. Tonight you can explore the town of Arzùa.
Day 5: Arzùa - Amenal (B)
Spend today crossing streams through pretty woods and medieval villages. Visit the Chapel of Santa Irene and the lovely hamlet of Rùa along the way. You will walk on country roads and forest tracks until you reach your destination at Amenal.
Day 6: Amenal - Santiago de Compostela (B)
Your final day of walking will take you by Lavacolla, where pilgrims used to wash themselves in the river in preparation for their arrival in Santiago de Compostela. Rows of tall eucalyptus trees line your journey to Monte do Gozo (‘Mount of Joy’), which is 1,207 feet tall (368 meters). From here, you will catch your first glimpse of the famous Cathedral of Santiago. When you arrive in the city, explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site’s architecture and delight in the wonderful atmosphere of this spiritual and cultural mecca.
Day 7: Santiago (B)
This is the end of your tour. Explore the beautiful town of Santiago before you go home. Remember to get your pilgrims passport stamped to mark your achievement.
You will begin your walk in Sarria, the most popular starting point of the Camino. Everywhere you look there is evidence of the pilgrims journey before you. Visit the 7 pilgrims hospital, the Magdalena Monastery and enjoy spending time in one of the many cafes before you start your walk.
Day 2: Sarria - Portomarìn (B)
Your first day walking takes you from Sarria to Portomarìn. Walking through peaceful villages. The way is well marked with the renowned yellow arrows and scallop shells for you to follow. Stop off in the beautiful romanesque church in the village of Barbadelo for a little rest.
Day 3: Portomarìn - Palas do Rei (B)
Today you start out from Portomarìn, climbing steadily uphill to Serra de Ligonde. The rest of the way takes you through forest paths and farmland. Stop to visit the Romanesque church in Eirexe, with its portal featuring a sculpture of Daniel with animals, as well as Pilgrim Santiago.
Day 4: Palas do Rei - Arzùa (B)
The trail takes you through the charming town of Leboreiro before you reach the market town of Melide. Galicias traditional dish of Octopus is served throughout Melide so this is a great time to try it out. You will follow a forest track, walking toward the town of Ribadiso where you pass by a beautifully restored 15th century hostel. Tonight you can explore the town of Arzùa.
Day 5: Arzùa - Amenal (B)
Spend today crossing streams through pretty woods and medieval villages. Visit the Chapel of Santa Irene and the lovely hamlet of Rùa along the way. You will walk on country roads and forest tracks until you reach your destination at Amenal.
Day 6: Amenal - Santiago de Compostela (B)
Your final day of walking will take you by Lavacolla, where pilgrims used to wash themselves in the river in preparation for their arrival in Santiago de Compostela. Rows of tall eucalyptus trees line your journey to Monte do Gozo (‘Mount of Joy’), which is 1,207 feet tall (368 meters). From here, you will catch your first glimpse of the famous Cathedral of Santiago. When you arrive in the city, explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site’s architecture and delight in the wonderful atmosphere of this spiritual and cultural mecca.
Day 7: Santiago (B)
This is the end of your tour. Explore the beautiful town of Santiago before you go home. Remember to get your pilgrims passport stamped to mark your achievement.
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