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Camino Francés de Santiago

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THE TRIP

An experience to remember

Making the Camino de Santiago is to live a unique experience, enjoy nature, beautiful landscapes, but above all, exciting moments to share with other people of different nationalities.

The Camino de Santiago, mainly runs between the mountain and small villages. The views that are often lost in the blue of the sunset; the intense green of the mountains with an endless number of hamlets that seem taken from a story; villages with a rich gastronomy and, above all, the hospitality of their people. An unforgettable experience for the pilgrims.

STEP BY STEP

Itinerary

Day 1. Arrival in Sarria

You will arrive on your own to Santiago de Compostela. In the middle of the afternoon you will meet your host and leave for Sarria, a village where the last 100 km of the Camino de Santiago begins. Welcome talk. Dinner and overnight in Sarria.

Day 2. Stage 1: SarriaPorPortomarín (22.2 km).

1st stage of the Camino de Santiago from Sarria. You will visit the tower of the old wall and the Convent of the Magdalena. You will descend to the medieval bridge A Áspera, entering rural Galicia. You will visit the Romanesque church of Santiago in Barbadelo and cross small villages and the Belesar reservoir before arriving in Portomarín. Afternoon free to rest. Dinner and overnight in Portomarín.

Day 3. Stage 2: PortomarínPaPalas de Rei (24.8 km)

In the 2nd stage, you will ascend to Gonzar to see its church and pass through Castromaior, with its Romanesque church and ruins of the fort. Then, by O Hospital, Vendas de Narón and A Previsa until Os Lameiros, with its stone cross near the chapel of San Marcos. You will continue through Ligonde, A Eirexe, A Brea and you will reach Palas de Rei. Afternoon free to rest, dinner and accommodation in Palas de Rei.

Day 4. Stage 3: Palas de ReiArArzúa (28.5 km).

In this 3rd stage you will cross Campo dos Romeiros and San Xiao do Camiño. You will pass through villages and an industrial area until you reach the medieval bridge of Furelos in Melide, where the French Way and the Primitive Way converge. You will continue to Boente and Ribadiso, before reaching Arzúa, famous for its cheese. Dinner and overnight in Arzúa.

Day 5. Stage 4: ArzúaOo Pedrouzo (19.3 km).

In the 4th stage, you will cross forests and meadows, passing through historic villages such as A Calzada, A Rúa and A Salceda. Then, you will reach Santa Irene and finally O Pedrouzo. Afternoon free to rest, dinner and accommodation in O Pedrouzo.

Day 6. Stage 5: O PedrouzoSSantiago de Compostela (19.4 km).

In the 5th and last stage, you will ascend to Santiago de Compostela from Santo Antón. You will pass through O Amenal, Cimadevila and San Paio. In A Lavacolla, pilgrims usually wash themselves in the creek. Then, in Monte do Gozo, you can see the Cathedral of Santiago. There will be only 5 km to the city. You will enter through San Lázaro and As Fontiñas, passing through the historic Porta do Camiño. Finally, you will arrive at the Plaza del Obradoiro to obtain your Compostela. Dinner and overnight in Santiago.