8-Day Hiking the Camino de Santiago
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Take on Spain's most iconic pilgrimage and hike the final stretch of the Camino de Santiago, from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. Venture through Galician villages, forest trails and ancient stone bridges, with every step bringing you closer to one of the world's most iconic finish lines. Refuel with pulpo in Melide before earning that unforgettable first glimpse of Santiago's cathedral. This is the Camino de Santiago fuelled by big days on the trail, breathtaking scenery and a sense of achievement that stays with you long after the journey ends.
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Itinerary
Welcome to Sarria, the Camino’s most iconic launchpad. You’ll meet your Contiki crew in the town where pilgrims roll in from all over to kick off the walk to Santiago. The centre’s packed with Camino history (churches, chapels, monasteries), so you can wander and get a feel for what you’re about to do. Later, we’ll keep it chill on Rúa Maior — the main strip with the perfect energy for a welcome dinner and that pre-Camino buzz.
Sarria, Spain
Sarria is a small town in Galicia and an important starting point on the Camino de Santiago.
Okay, time to get walking! Fuel up on breakfast, lace up and set off from Sarria on a 22km walk to Portomarín (with a Local Guide), keeping things steady on mostly flat paths. Don't worry, we'll take care of your luggage - magically transporting it from one camino spot to another for you. By the evening, we'll roll into Portomarín. The rest of the evening is yours. Find cosy spot for dinner in the village and putting your feet up after a big day on the trail.
Sarria, Spain
Sarria is a small town in Galicia and an important starting point on the Camino de Santiago.
Portomarin, Spain
A historic town on the Camino de Santiago in Galicia, known for its Romanesque churches and scenic location on the Miño River.
After breakfast, we’ll kick off walking day two from Portomarín and ease back into the Camino rhythm on a 22km stretch. Expect a steady climb after crossing the River Miño, with the trail rising towards the Serra de Ligonde.We’ll pass through classic Galician hamlets like Gonzar and Ventas de Narón, then stop at Castromaior to check out the Romanesque Church of Santa María.Next up: Eirexe and its Romanesque church, with a carved portal featuring Daniel with animals and Pilgrim Santiago (a proper Camino moment).Tonight’s finish line is Palas de Rei, where you can switch off, refuel with a walkabout dinner, and get those legs ready for the next day.
Portomarin, Spain
A historic town on the Camino de Santiago in Galicia, known for its Romanesque churches and scenic location on the Miño River.
Castromaior, Spain
Castromaior is a small village in Galicia, Spain, known for its historical remains and natural scenery.
Eirexe, Spain
Eirexe is a small, traditional village in Galicia, Spain, offering a peaceful rural experience.
Palas de Rei, Spain
A small Galician town on the Camino de Santiago, Palas de Rei offers a peaceful stop with rural charm and traditional stone architecture.
After breakfast, we’ll get moving again with a shorter 14km Camino day, keeping things light and steady. The trail trends downhill, so it’s a good one for finding your pace and enjoying the countryside.The road leads us to the village of Casanova, with quiet paths and those classic Galicia green views along the way. Next up is Leboreiro, a small, charming spot that’s perfect for a quick pause and a few extra camera-roll moments.We’ll finish in Melide, a lively market town with plenty going on. It’s also the place for Pulpo a la Gallega (AKA Galician-style octopus), so if you’re keen to eat like a local, this is your chance.
Palas de Rei, Spain
A small Galician town on the Camino de Santiago, Palas de Rei offers a peaceful stop with rural charm and traditional stone architecture.
Casanova, Spain
Casanova is a small village in Galicia, Spain, known for its tranquil rural landscapes and traditional stone architecture.
Leboreiro, Spain
Leboreiro is a small village in Galicia, situated on the Camino de Santiago, known for its peaceful rural scenery and traditional architecture.
Melide, Spain
An ancient town in Galicia, an important stop on the pilgrimage route, known for its traditional cuisine and religious heritage.
Melide, you were marvellous. After breakfast, we'll keep the Camino momentum going on a 14km walk towards Arzúa, with easy-going trails that mix forest track and quiet road.Along the way, we’ll cross little streams and pass through sleepy villages before reaching Boente and the Church of Santiago, a classic Camino checkpoint.Next stop: Ribadiso, a tiny medieval hamlet with a stone bridge, old-world vibes, and a riverside setting that basically demands a slow wander (and a quick photo stop).By evening, we'll hit up Arzúa. This town is known for its local cheese, so make sure you sample some while you're here. Oh, and if you’re up for a wander, the churches of Santa María and A Magdalena are worth a look before you settle in for the night.
Melide, Spain
An ancient town in Galicia, an important stop on the pilgrimage route, known for its traditional cuisine and religious heritage.
Boente, Spain
Boente is a small village in Galicia, Spain, located on the pilgrimage route, offering a peaceful and rustic stop for hikers.
Ribadiso, Spain
A peaceful hamlet on the Camino de Santiago, known for its ancient stone bridge and rustic pilgrim hostel, an ideal rest stop.
Arzua, Spain
A small town in Galicia, Spain, and a key stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, known for its local cheese and traditional market.
Grab brekkie as we tackle a bigger Camino day with 23km on the cards, winding through woodland trails, sleepy villages, and little stream crossings that keep things feeling properly rural. Along the way, the Chapel of Santa Irene is worth a stop for its unique statue of Santiago, and the hamlet of Rúa is a great little pause point before we push on.The final stretch into Amenal follows a mellow mix of quiet country roads and forest tracks, perfect for settling into that steady walking rhythm before a well-earned rest.
Amenal, Spain
A small town in Galicia, Spain, known for its peaceful rural landscapes and traditional architecture, offering a tranquil escape for travelers seeking authentic Spanish village life.
Ready for the final push? This 16km trail eases you towards Santiago through eucalyptus-lined paths.Along the way, we’ll pass Lavacolla on the outskirts of the city, where pilgrims once washed in the river before arriving in Santiago. It's a lil' reminder that you’re walking the same route as generations before you.Next up is Monte do Gozo (Mount of Joy), where the cathedral spires finally come into view. Then it’s into Santiago de Compostela itself, a UNESCO-listed city with serious atmosphere and plenty to explore once you arrive. With a shorter walk today, there’s time to make pilgrim mass at 12pm if you’re keen, then we’ll check into our central hotel and head out for a group dinner to celebrate. You made it!
Lavacolla, Spain
Lavacolla is a small village near Santiago de Compostela, significant as a stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.
Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Santiago de Compostela has its origin in the shrine of Saint James the Great, now the city's cathedral, as destination of the Way of St. James, a leading Catholic pilgrimage route originated in the 9th century.
Grab your final brekkie of the trip. It’s check-out time and the adventure officially ends. You came, you walked, you conquered.
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Additional Notes
- START/END TIMES: Trip starts at 16:00 in Sarria and ends at 10:00 in Santiago de Compostela.
- GROUND HANDLERS: This trip is operated on behalf of Contiki by our trusted third-party supplier, Camino Ways, and led by one of their local hiking guides too.
- IMPORTANT: A day pack is recommended for hiking, and travellers will need to carry their own day pack. This trip includes a daily luggage transfer to hotels for main luggage up to 20kg. Travellers do not need to be experienced hikers, but they should have a good level of fitness and feel confident completing the required distances each day. Daily hikes range between 14 and 23km.
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30 days or more prior to departure - $175/person penalty.
2-29 days or more prior to departure - $280/person penalty.
Day of departure no show or late - 100% per person.
If the tour include airtickets, additional $75+airline surcharge will be charged as penalty.
Unused features are non-refundable. No shows forfeit entire payment.
Trips require a minimum number of participants to avoid cancellation. We reserve the right to cancel a scheduled trip to fully refund affected customers although tour companies will make every effort to maintain normal operations.
The refund amount will be credited directly to your TakeTours wallet as credits for future use. Or the refund can also be forwarded directly to your credit card with a 6% handling fee.
NOTE: We cannot grant any refunds more than 30 days after completion of the tour.
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