Begin your spiritual journey by departing from your local airport on an overnight flight to Spain. Meals will be served onboard as you prepare for the pilgrimage ahead.

Upon arrival in Spain, collect your luggage and meet your tour guide. Transfer to your hotel to settle in before beginning your exploration of La Coruña. This city on the Iberian Peninsula is rich in history and beauty. Visit the Romanesque Church of Santiago, dating back to the 12th century, and stroll through serene gardens such as Mendez Nunez, San Carlos, or Santa Margarita. Highlights of the day include a stop at the Tower of Hercules, a 1st-century lighthouse and symbol of the city, and the Collegiate Church of Santa María, a late Romanesque masterpiece. You’ll also see the Baroque Church of San Jorge and the iconic Millennium Obelisk. Enjoy dinner and overnight in La Coruña.

Your pilgrimage walking journey begins in El Ferrol, following the estuary of Ría de Ferrol with scenic views of coastal fortresses. Visit landmarks such as the Co-Cathedral of San Xiao, theConvent of San Francisco, and the historic Monastery of San Martiño de Xuvia, known for its stunning Romanesque apses. The day’s trek is an opportunity for quiet reflection as you enjoy dinner and overnight in El Ferrol.

Walk from Neda to Pontedeume, passing notable sites like the Church of Santa María, the Gothic Church of San Nicolás, and the Pilgrims’ Hospital of Sancti Spiritus. Cross the River Belelle on a charming footbridge before visiting San Nicolás Church, home to one of Galicia’s oldest crosses. Pause for breathtaking views of the Ferrol estuary and visit Pontedeume’s historic quarter, including the Tower of Andrade and the Church of Santiago. Dinner and overnight in El Ferrol.

This stage of the pilgrimage features a mix of steep climbs and serene descents through agricultural landscapes. Cross the Gothic Baxoi Bridge and stop at the Romanesque Church of Tiobre before ascending to the Renaissance Nosa Señora do Camiño. Enter Betanzos through the historic A Ponte Vella Gate and explore its sacred landmarks, including the Church of San Francisco, which houses the cenotaph of Fernán Pérez de Andrade. Dinner and overnight in A Coruña.

Depart Betanzos and climb through lush forests, pausing to visit rural churches such as Cos,Santuario Nosa Señora da Saleta, and Santa Eulalia de Leiro. Stop at the Chapel of As Travesas, a restful spot for pilgrims. This section marks the point where the Ferrol and Coruña branches of the Camino Inglés converge. Dinner and overnight in A Coruña.

This portion of the Camino Inglés is filled with serene woodland trails and a mix of Romanesque and Gothic churches, including the Capilla de San Lorenzo near Bruma. Conclude your day with a transfer to O Pino for dinner and overnight accommodations.

Continue your journey through trails lined with pine forests and ancient villages. Visit the Church of San Paio, known for its beautiful Romanesque architecture, before reaching Sigüeiro. Explore the medieval pathways, the Fonte da Santiña, and the Tambre Bridge, which has guided pilgrims for centuries. Dinner and overnight in O Pino.

The final leg of your pilgrimage leads to Santiago de Compostela. Walk through the enchanting Enchanted Forest, a place of deep reflection, before arriving at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Here, embrace the statue of St. James and descend into the crypt where his relics are housed. Celebrate this spiritual milestone as you prepare for a restful evening in Santiago de Compostela.

Spend the morning exploring the city’s sacred nd historical landmarks. Marvel at the stunning architecture of the Cathedral of Santiago, blending Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles, and visit the Obradoiro Square, Fonseca Palace, and Franco Street. In the afternoon, we will visit Ponte Maceira and Cascada de Ezaro. Ponte Maceira is known as one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, with one of the best-preserved bridges Ponte Vella built in the 13th century on the pillas of the ancient Roman bridge. Cascada de Ezaro flows from the Rio Xallas and is the only river in Europe that falls into the ocean in the form of a waterfall.

The day concludes with a group dinner to reflect on your spiritual journey. Overnight in Santiago de Compostela.

Transfer to the airport for your return flight, carrying the blessings and memories of your pilgrimage home. Until we meet again, Buen Camino!

*206 Tours Disclaimer:
Though every effort will be made to follow the itinerary, it should be considered as an indication, rather than a contract of places to be visited. Occasionally local religious holidays, national days, weather, traffic conditions and other events may necessitate changes in the sequence of visits or the missing of certain visits.