For over a millennia, the Camino has been widely regarded as the longest pilgrimage route in Europe. Over the centuries, millions of pilgrims have been drawn to the experience of joining walkers from across the globe to complete a journey unlike any other. The last 100km of the Camino is one of the most popular and for good reason! Starting out in the Galician town of Sarria, collect your Camino passport and follow tracks and trails into the rich history of northwest Spain.
This week-long walk heads across a timeless landscape, discovering ancient churches and medieval towns along the way. Whilst many choose to walk the Camino for spirituality, often trekkers complete the journey for the experience of meeting other walkers, the wealth of Spanish culture and the beautiful simplicity of it all. The grand finale is the buzz of walking into Santiago’s Plaza de Obradoiro and to the steps of Santiago’s impressive Baroque cathedral. Later, after collecting your ‘Compostela’ (pilgrim’s certificate), hop between tapas bars sampling typical Galician dishes and toast your achievement.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Walk the final 100km of the Camino from Sarria to Santiago
- Visit the majestic cathedral at Santiago de Compostela
- Spend each day walking alongside fellow pilgrims on this world-famous route
- Visit the Church of El Salvador, a national monument to the Knights of Santiago
- Discover ancient villages and medieval churches
- One of the world’s best treks to complete solo or with friends
Anita D
My friend and I recently completed the Camino walk. Stroll arranged accommodation, transportation and a large range of resources, maps etc. The whole process was seamless, hassle free and at a very affordable cost. We would definitely recommend Stroll to anyone interested in the Camino.
Richard G
I found Stroll to be fully supportive and helpful in arranging my Camino. Everything went well. Pickups, hotel bookings, luggage transfers- all went perfectly. I couldn’t have expected any more – it was great