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Sarria to Santiago de Compostela
Overview
The distance from Sarria to Santiago is about 117 kilometers, the minimum distance required for pilgrims to obtain the "Compostela" certificate. Along this stretch, one can enjoy diverse landscapes, enchanting viewpoints, and experience the vibrant urban environment of the most beloved cultural-social trek in Europe.
The route is suitable for those with limited time who still want to experience a portion of the Camino. This is the spiritual and final section of the Camino Francés and the most popular part of all Camino routes. It crosses the winding green hills of the Galicia re
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Culinary, Culture and Art
Unique Accommodations
Detailed Information
Tips from Walking Experts
Itinerary
Day 1
Welcome to Sarria, the last major town before Santiago de Compostela. Here, we can explore the bustling city, indulge in local cuisine, and immerse ourselves in the enchanting atmosphere that will connect us to the special route we will begin tomorrow.
Day 2
Today, we embark on a walk through diverse paths alongside picturesque villages, across green meadows, and beautiful trails. We'll discover charming viewpoints, concluding our main walking day in Portomarín, located on the banks of the Miño River. Here, we can enjoy the famous Tarta de Santiago, known to be the best pastry in the region.
Distance: 22.2 km
Day 3
Leaving Portomarín, we'll ascend through a forest marked by the footsteps of countless pilgrims towards the quaint village of Gonzar. Later, we'll cross the Siera de Ligonde region, boasting unforgettable views and dotted with small villages where we can rest before reaching Palas de Rei.
Distance: 24.8 km
Day 4
This is the most challenging part of the route in terms of distance and short ascents. However, the places we'll pass through are unforgettable: the 12th-century Church of San Julian, dense forests, and medieval bridges create a magical atmosphere that makes the effort worthwhile. In Arzúa, we can experience the rich local cuisine and visit the Church of Santiago in the old quarter.
Distance: 28.5 km
Day 5
We're almost there! The final kilometers of the Camino pass through special places like Calzada and Brea, offering a great opportunity to meet new friends and hear stories from pilgrims coming from other Caminos on their way to Santiago de Compostela.
Distance: 19.4 km
Day 6
The last and greatest day has arrived! At this stage, pilgrims traditionally stop at Lavacolla to wash their faces and feet in the river before entering the city. At Monte de Gozo (Hill of Joy), we'll finally catch a distant glimpse of the cathedral spires, stamp our last credential at the ancient church, and savor the satisfaction of reaching our destination. It's the perfect way to conclude this wonderful journey.
Distance: 19.5 km
Day 7
Our incredible journey has come to an end... You can depart after breakfast, carrying with you memories of an unforgettable journey, or stay with us for a few more days and enjoy the abundance of historical, cultural, and gastronomical attractions that Santiago de Compostela has to offer.
Don't hesitate to reach out to us to plan your extended stay.
Services & Terms
Including:
Accommodation in hotels and rural houses (combination of high-rated accommodations)
Rooms with private bathrooms
Breakfast
Transfer of equipment between accommodation places (1 suitcase/bag per person, maximum 17 kg)
Guidebook including tips and information
Pilgrim's passport and stamp of the Camino de Santiago
24/7 emergency support and customer service
Taxes
Not Included:
Flights to and from the destination country
Transfers to and from airports
Insurances
Lunches and dinners
Tourist tax (if required)
Personal equipment
Personal expenses
Optional extras:
Dinners
Transfers to and from airports
Additional night in Santiago de Compostela
Additional nights along the route
Single room additional fee