
Day One: [Insert Date]. Arrival in Sarria
Arrive in Santiago de Compostela airport and transfer to Sarria. Orientation meeting and devotional: The Burden and the Journey Ahead.
Overnight: Sarria
Meals: D
Day Two: Sarria → Portomarín (22 km / 13.5 mi)
Walk through oak woods and medieval bridges. Evening devotional: The Narrow Way.
Overnight: Portomarín
Meals: B, D
Elevation Gain: ~350 m / 1,150 ft
Day Three: Portomarín → Palas de Rei (25 km / 15.5 mi)
Rolling countryside, Romanesque churches. Devotional: Companions on the Journey.
Overnight: Palas de Rei
Meals: B, D
Elevation Gain: ~500 m / 1,640 ft
Day Four: Palas de Rei → Arzúa (28 km / 17 mi)
Pass through Melide, known for octopus (pulpo). Cultural stop: local food tasting. Devotional: Trials and Perseverance.
Overnight: Arzúa
Meals: B, D
Elevation Gain: ~350 m / 1,150 ft
Day Five: Arzúa → O Pedrouzo (19 km / 11.5 mi)
Gentle walk through eucalyptus forests. Devotional: Faith in the Quiet Places.
Overnight: O Pedrouzo
Meals: B, D
Elevation Gain: ~250 m / 820 ft
Day Six: O Pedrouzo → Santiago de Compostela (20 km / 12.5 mi)
Arrive at the Cathedral of Santiago. Participate in Pilgrim’s Mass. Devotional: The Celestial City.
Overnight: Santiago de Compostela
Meals: B, D
Elevation Gain: ~290 m / 950 ft
Day Seven: Santiago de Compostela
Morning Cathedral tour and optional Botafumeiro ceremony. Afternoon free to explore Old Town. Closing devotional and sharing time.
Overnight: Santiago de Compostela
Meals: B, D
Day Eight: Departure
Transfer to Santiago airport for flights home.
Meals: B
Every effort will be made to complete the full itinerary. Yet, because conditions are often
unpredictable in travel, we reserve the right to make changes during the tour.
What’s Included in the Full Tour Price –
Round-trip airfare from the designated departure airport
Group airport transfers in Spain
Comfortable hotels and rural guesthouses (casas rurales), double occupancy
Daily breakfast and dinner (plus lunches as noted in the itinerary)
Full walking program from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela (approx. 115 km / 70 miles)
Luggage transfer between hotels (one bag per person)
Official Camino Pilgrim Credential (passport for stamps)
Pilgrim’s Mass at Santiago Cathedral and Compostela certificate upon completion
All tips for group services
English-speaking local guide
All taxes and surcharges in effect as of May 1, 2025
Price is based on a group of at least 15 passengers. If the minimum group size is not met, The Pilgrim’s Path reserves the right to (a) adjust the tour price, (b) combine groups, or (c) cancel the trip and refund payments received, less non-recoverable deposits. If airlines or governments add new taxes or surcharges after May 1, 2025, those additional amounts will be the responsibility of each traveler.
Land-Only Price –
Includes everything above except airfare and airport transfers.
Not Included
Any costs related to COVID-19 or other health/travel requirements
Personal expenses (laundry, snacks, extra drinks, coffee with dinner, tips for personal favors)
Excess baggage fees or baggage forwarding outside the included daily transfer
Airport transfers outside the group schedule
Optional travel insurance
Hotels & Rooms
Comfortable hotels and guesthouses (casas rurales), double occupancy with private bath where available.
Single room supplement: $900–$1,050 (limited availability due to rural accommodations; some may be smaller than twin rooms).
If you do not have a roommate, The Pilgrim’s Path will attempt to match you. If no match is found, the single supplement will apply.
Payments
Deposit: $400 per person (non-refundable) secures your spot.
Second Payment: $2,500 due six months before departure.
Final Balance: Due three months before departure.
Late Payment Fee: $100 per person, per month, for balances not received by the deadline.
Cancellation Policy
91+ days before departure: Non-refundable deposit only.
66–90 days before departure: 50% of tour cost + non-refundable deposit.
0–65 days before departure: No refund.
If your cancellation leaves your roommate without a travel partner, you will be responsible for the single supplement cost in addition to the above fees. All cancellations must be submitted in writing to The Pilgrim’s Path. No refunds for unused services.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is highly recommended. Failure to purchase insurance is at the traveler’s own risk, and The Pilgrim’s Path bears no responsibility for losses not covered by insurance. Purchasing within two weeks of deposit often provides the best coverage, including protection for pre-existing conditions.
Flights & Itinerary Changes
Flight times are subject to change by the airlines.
The Pilgrim’s Path is not responsible for costs caused by delays, missed connections, or schedule changes.
Travelers booking their own connecting flights should purchase tickets that are flexible and changeable without high fees.
If flight schedule changes lengthen or shorten the trip, The Pilgrim’s Path may adjust the itinerary.
Extra overnight costs (if needed) will be $160 per person (double) or $280 (single), plus meals and transfers as required.
Airline Tickets
Economy class seats on regularly scheduled carriers.
Tickets are non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-changeable once issued.
Luggage Allowance
1 checked bag (max 50 lbs / 23 kg) for international flights
1 carry-on bag
1 small personal item
During walking days: 1 bag per person will be transported daily between hotels (weight limit applies).
(Travelers are responsible for checking their airline’s exact baggage rules before departure.)
Statement of Responsibility
The Pilgrim’s Path will provide the program itinerary as described. Prices, itineraries, and schedules are subject to change due to government regulations, international agreements, airline rules, or supplier policies.
The Pilgrim’s Path may modify or withdraw the program at any time. Refunds will be limited to recoverable payments from suppliers; personal travel expenses not booked by The Pilgrim’s Path (e.g., connecting flights, independent hotel stays) are not refundable.
The Pilgrim’s Path may refuse travel to anyone whose behavior is unsafe or disruptive. In such cases, no refunds will be given.
Except for its own willful negligence, The Pilgrim’s Path is not responsible for injuries, delays, illnesses, or disruptions caused by events beyond its control (including but not limited to strikes, weather, wars, acts of terrorism, pandemics, airline changes, or natural disasters). Airlines are responsible only for their own transportation services under their passenger contracts.
Walking Distances & Physical Expectations
The Camino de Santiago involves daily walks of 11–17 miles (18–28 km) over rolling hills and uneven terrain. Travelers should be in good physical health and prepared for consecutive walking days. Walking sticks, supportive shoes, and training beforehand are strongly encouraged.