
Easy Camino: Final Stage from Sarria to Santiago - 13 Days














OverviewOverview
The final 100 kilometres of the Camino de Santiago is one of the most walked and most loved sections of the entire route. Beginning in the Galician town of Sarria, this is the Camino at a more relaxed pace, offering walkers the time to savour the landscape, the culture and the experience of sharing the path with fellow travellers from across the world.
For centuries, people have been drawn to this ancient route, and the final stage distils everything that makes the Camino compelling into a journey that is accessible without ever feeling ordinary. Walkers collect their Camino passport along the way, building a record of each stage before arriving at the steps of Santiago's magnificent Baroque cathedral in the Plaza de Obradoiro.
Highlights
- Hike the final 100km of the Camino over 13 days (extra day in Santiago included) from Sarria to Santiago
- Collect your coveted Compostela (pilgrim's certificate)
- Discover ancient churches and medieval towns that have welcomed Camino trekkers for centuries
- Walk alongside fellow pilgrims, enjoying the spirituality aspect of the Camino
- Hop between tapas bars, sampling typical Galician dishes
- Enjoy the thrill of walking into Santiago's Plaza de Obradoiro and to the steps of the impressive Baroque cathedral
- A day to explore and enjoy the stunning city of Santiago de Compostela at your leisure
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What's Included
Accommodation
Hotel (12 nights)
Transfers
- Luggage Transfers
Meals
12 breakfasts, 0 lunches, and 0 dinners
Guidance & Support
- Itinerary & Walk Notes
- Walking App for Navigation
- 24/7 on-trip support
How We Rate This Walk
Stroll Walking Level
Easy to Moderate
Rated by our team — we walk every route before we recommend it.
Mostly flat terrain with some gentle inclines. Suitable for anyone with basic fitness who enjoys walking.
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Days on the trail
10-15 km
Average per walking day
86-388 m
Gain per day
5/10
Trail difficulty
Where You'll Stay
Throughout this walk, you will find yourself in charming, family-run hotels and guesthouses with deep roots in the Camino. All rooms are en-suite, and the welcome here has been refined by years of looking after walkers who arrive tired, hungry and ready to be well cared for. With most guests sharing the same road to Santiago, the atmosphere across the properties is unlike anything a standard hotel can offer. On occasion, alternative properties of equivalent quality may be substituted for those listed.
Single Rooms
If you are travelling with others but would prefer a single room, we recommend booking as early as possible. Availability can be limited on this popular route and a single occupancy fee applies.
What You'll Eat
You will be provided with twelve breakfasts across the holiday, setting you up before each day on the trail. Lunch is best picked up along the way, with local cheeses, cured meats and a wide variety of breads readily available at stops along the route, and finding your own at midday is very much part of the Camino experience. Many properties along the way have their own restaurants serving regional dishes made with local ingredients, and dinner can be added as a supplement each evening for those who would like the meal taken care of.
Note: Please advise us of any food allergies or intolerances at the time of booking. If you have severe allergies, bringing some of your own snacks is recommended, as specialist ingredients can be harder to source along the way.
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Dates & Pricing
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June 2026
July 2026
Prices shown are per person, twin/double share basis.
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