Your travels bring you, at last, to the beautiful City of Vigo. Check in at your hotel and spend the rest of the day and evening exploring the sights of this city.

The Camino continues along the coast or and, from time to time, inland, but always with views of the coast. This day’s journey will take you to the town of Redondela.

Distance: 19.3/ 25.6 km. (12/ 15.9 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Walking mostly through forests, today you will reach the city of Pontevedra – the so-called „capital“ of the Camino Portugués in Galicia: Pontevedra. Today’s stage is relatively short, and you will have plenty of time to explore the lovely old town and to visit the cathedral.

Distance: 19.9/ 13.6 km. (12.4/ 8.5 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Through beautiful landscapes and past many crossroads, the Way of St. James leads today to Caldas de Reis, which is famous for its healing thermal springs.

Distance: 22.9 km. (14.2 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Up and down the green hills of Galicia, you make your way to Padrón. As the legend goes, the ship carrying the body of St. James reached the shore here. The city is known for its historic buildings, but also for its „Pimientos de Padrón“: delicious small, green peppers, roasted on high heat.

Distance: 18.3 km. (11.3 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Passing by old churches and cemeteries, and more of picturesque, green Galician countryside, you will reach the long-awaited destination of your pilgrimage: Santiago de Compostela. Let the Camino guide you, one last time, into the heart of this magical City. Congratulations, dear Pilgrim: You. Have. Arrived. Celebrate, and enjoy!

Distance: 23 km. (14.3 mi.) | Difficulty: Moderate

We strongly feel that, after this amazing journey, it is instrumental to spend (at least!) one full, extra day and another night in Santiago, which is why it is added in our program „by default“ (though you can opt out of it). This is both the time and the place to unwind, to reflect upon and enjoy your journey’s end and, most importantly, to take it easy on yourself with your post-Camino re-entry into the big, wide World. Aside from that, UNESCO-listed city of Santiago is full of incredible places to explore, and you can collect your very well-earned Compostela (Certificate of Completion) as well as attend the Pilgrims’ Mass at the Cathedral.

Farewell, Santiago; farewell, Camino – and sage travels on your journey back home or to your next adventure! And here is another option well-worth considering: to continue the Camino on to Finisterre (the „End of the World“) and / or to Muxía – two stunning, mystical places on the majestic Atlantic coast.

¡Buen Camino!

Your travels bring you, at last, to the beautiful City of Vigo. Check in at your hotel and spend the rest of the day and evening exploring the sights of this city.

The Camino continues along the coast or and, from time to time, inland, but always with views of the coast. This day’s journey will take you to the town of Redondela.

Distance: 19.3 km. (12 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Today you only have to walk a short stage from Redondela to the village of Arcade. You see the beautiful bay of Redondela again and walk uphill for a short while until you arrive in Arcade.

Distance: 6.3 km. (3.9 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Walking mostly through forests, today you will reach the city of Pontevedra – the so-called “capital” of the Camino Portugués in Galicia: Pontevedra. Today’s stage is relatively short, and you will have plenty of time to explore the lovely old town and to visit the cathedral.

Distance: 13.6 km. (8.5 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Through beautiful landscapes and past many crossroads, the Way of St. James leads today to Caldas de Reis, which is famous for its healing thermal springs.

Distance: 22.9 km. (14.2 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Up and down the green hills of Galicia, you make your way to Padrón. As the legend goes, the ship carrying the body of St. James reached the shore here. The city is known for its historic buildings, but also for its „Pimientos de Padrón“: delicious small, green peppers, roasted on high heat.

Distance: 18.3 km. (11.3 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

You walk through the Galician landscape, through a few small villages, to the small town of Teo.

Distance: 11 km. (6.9 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

Passing by old churches and cemeteries, you will reach the long-awaited destination of your pilgrimage: Santiago de Compostela. Let the Camino guide you, one last time, into the heart of this magical City. Congratulations, dear Pilgrim: You. Have. Arrived. Celebrate, and enjoy!

Distance: 12 km. (7.5 mi.) | Difficulty: Easy

We strongly feel that, after this amazing journey, it is instrumental to spend (at least!) one full, extra day and another night in Santiago, which is why it is added in our program „by default“ (though you can opt out of it). This is both the time and the place to unwind, to reflect upon and enjoy your journey’s end and, most importantly, to take it easy on yourself with your post-Camino re-entry into the big, wide World. Aside from that, UNESCO-listed city of Santiago is full of incredible places to explore, and you can collect your very well-earned Compostela (Certificate of Completion) as well as attend the Pilgrims’ Mass at the Cathedral.

Farewell, Santiago; farewell, Camino – and sage travels on your journey back home or to your next adventure! And here is another option well-worth considering: to continue the Camino on to Finisterre (the „End of the World“) and / or to Muxía – two stunning, mystical places on the majestic Atlantic coast.

¡Buen Camino!