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Why walk from Tui to Santiago de Compostela
Distance
120 Km
Duration
8 days / 7 nights
Meals
Half Board or Only Breakfast
Accommodation
Hotels and Country Cottages
Price
From 820€ per person
The Camino de Santiago (The Way of St. James) from Tui to Santiago is the last leg on the Camino Portugues (The Portuguese Way): This stage starts in the beautiful town of Tui.
Tui is the frontier town between Spain and Portugal, both countries are divided by the River Mino and you can travel from one country to the other by crossing the International Bridge.
From Tui to Santiago we will walk through large forests, traditional farmlands and small villages and rural towns, in addition to historic towns.
We will arrive at the Galician coast in Arcade, a town famous for its oyster festival that takes place every year. We will also have the opportunity to visit Pontevedra and its classic old quarter, which has wonderful architecture.
In the Rias Baixas, we will have the opportunity to taste the famousAlbariño white wine, typical of this area in Galicia.
We will also visit Padron, the hometown of the most famous Galician poet of all times, Rosalia de Castro.
Tui is a beautiful Galician town.You should take some time to explore its streets, in particular the Plaza deSan Fernando Square where we can get a look at the magnificent Cathedral of Tuithat dates back to the 12th century. We can also cross the international Bridgeover the RiverMino that separates Spain and Portugal.
Overnight: Tui
From Tui to O Porriño
We will start this route from the port in Tui heading in the direction of Camino de Barca. From this point we will cross through the Das Monxas tunnel and begin climbing a steep hill to the San Telmo Bridge, nicknamed “The Bridge of Fevers”. We will continue on our route until arriving at O Porrino.
Length: 16 km
Overnight: O Porrino
From O Porriño to Arcade
Once we leave O Porrino we will continue to walk through the Louro Valley. After climbing a small hill, we will reach the Santiaguino de Antas Chapel, an ideal and charming place to rest and give our legs a well-deserved break.
Afterwards, we will continue the route through pine forests until arriving at the village of Setefontes, after which we will reach Arcade.
Length: 22 km
Overnight: Arcade
From Arcade to Pontevedra
Along today’s route we will cross the River Verdugo in Ponte Sampaio. On this bridge is where Napoleon’s army suffered their greatest defeat in Galicia. From Ponte Sampaio we will continue on our way along a paved road that will take us to the Church of Santa Maria, built in the13thcentury.
From here we can take in breathtaking views of the Bay of Vigo while en route to Pontevedra.
Length: 12,1 km
Overnight: Pontevedra
From Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis
Once we leave Pontevedra, the route will take us through pine and eucalyptus tree forests until we reach the town of Ponte Cabras, where we recommend visiting the parish house of Santa Maria de Alba. In Lombo da Maceira we can also visit a famous statue of Saint James the pilgrim with his walking stick showing him the way.
Before reaching Caldas de Reis we will cross through Tivo, famous for its beautiful fountain and public washhouse.
Length: 21,7 km
Overnight: Caldas de Reis
From Caldas de Reis to Padrón
After leaving Caldas de Reis, we will come across the River Umia. The town of Caldas de Reis has been famous since Roman times for its hot springs. We will continue our route through forests then walk uphill to the village of Santa Marina.
Once we’ve reached the town, we will begin the descent until we cross the RiverFontenlo, ultimately ending up in the town of Padron. Legend has it that when the body of Santiago was transported to Compostela by boat, Padron was the first place where it landed.
Length: 18,7 km
Overnight: Padron
From Padron to Santiago de Compostela
Our route from Padron to Santiago de Compostela will pass through several small towns until we reach the historic sanctuary of A Esclavitud. From there we can see the imposing Castro Lupario fortress.
We will see many crosses all along the route as we continue on our way. From Agros dos Monteiros we can see the Cathedral of Compostela towers. We will then walk by the ruined Castle of A Rocha Vella as we approach Santiago de Compostela.
Once we arrive in Santiago, we will have the chance to admire its rich local architecture and let ourselves be captivated by its old quarter, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We should make sure to arrive to Santiago in time to participate in the Pilgrim’s Mass.
Length: 25,7 km
Overnight: Santiago de Compostela
Optional: From Padron to Santiago de Compostela spending the night in Parada de Francos
We can divide the route from Padron to Santiago de Compostela in 2 sections. The first route goes from Padron to the small town of Parada de Francos where we will spend the night, and the second goes from Parada de Francos to Santiago de Compostela.
This option will give us more time to enjoy the different attractions and landmarks that we will find along the Camino.
Length: 11 km and 13 km
Overnight: Parada de Francos
Santiago de Compostela
The Camino Portugues ends in Santiago de Compostela. We recommend thoroughly visiting the city centre before returning home, so please feel free to ask about additional nights or tours in the city’s historic quarter. Trips to Finisterre or the Cies Islands are also recommended.
Portuguese Way from Tui
General information
All the rooms you book with Santiago Ways to complete the Camino de Santiago have a private bathroom and all the necessary services to ensure your complete comfort.
Our team checks on site the quality of all the accommodation offered in order for pilgrims to have a comfortable and unforgettable experience on the Camino de Santiago.
Availability
When working with quality accommodation with limited capacity, the exact name of the accommodation will be provided 30 days before the start of the Camino.
All accommodation on the Camino de Santiago is subject to availability. In case we can’t offer any of them due to lack of capacity, we’ll accommodate you in one of equal or better quality.
Single rooms
Single rooms are subject to availability. Reservations must be made in advance and come at an additional cost.
Where am I going to stay?
All our accommodation has been selected to ensure tranquillity, rest and enjoyment during your Camino de Santiago:
Tui
O Porriño
Arcade
Pontevedra
Caldas de Reis
Padrón
Parada de Francos
Santiago de Compostela
Included Services
Accommodation in Hotels and Country Cottages.
Rooms with private bathroom.
Meal plan of your choice.
Luggage transport between stages.
24 hours Telephone assistance on route.
Travel navigation app made for each traveler.
Complete itinerary of the route.
Assistance vehicle in case of emergency.
Informative dossier on the Camino de Santiago.
VAT.
Additional Services
Additional single room.
Extra night in Santiago.
Transfer from Santiago (includes airport) to Tui.
Travel assistance insurance.
Cancellation insurance.
In order to resolve pilgrims’ doubts, here we answer the questions that are most frequently asked when we receive your inquiries.
If you have any other questions, you can contact us and we will be happy to help you resolve all of your queries.
What is the best time to do the Camino de Santiago?
The Camino de Santiago can be started on any day of the year, always taking into account the weather and the season in which you want to travel, so that your clothes are the right ones.
How do I get to my starting point on the Camino?
The best way to get to the starting point of your Camino de Santiago is to arrive at the airport, train station or bus station nearest to the town from where you will start walking.
Once you confirm your Camino, you will send us the arrival information for your flight, train or bus and, from there, we organize a private transfer to the town where you should start your Camino.
Can I travel alone?
Yes, you can. All the routes on the Camino de Santiago are suitable for pilgrims to travel solo.
Also, whether you are travelling alone, or travelling accompanied but want to sleep in a single room, Santiago Ways can offer this option to you.
We can book all your nights of accommodation in single rooms at an additional cost. We suggest you book well in advance since they are usually in high demand.
On the Camino de Santiago, you will find hundreds of pilgrims walking on their own. Many of them may have come to the Camino alone; others have probably moved away from their fellow travellers for a few hours because of the difference in speed when walking.
In any case, all the routes on the Camino are very well signposted, so you will have no problem if you go on your own.
Am I going to have an accompanying guide on el Camino de Santiago?
Most routes on the Camino de Santiago are completed in self-guided mode. Therefore, each traveller has the opportunity to advance on their own and at their own pace along the routes marked on the complete route itinerary, which is sent one month before starting the Camino.
What does the complete route itinerary consist of?
The complete route itinerary is a guide that we prepare for you with information about the maps, route profiles and places of interest, kilometre by kilometre on each of the stages that you will go through on the Camino de Santiago.
The travel distances and travel times indicated for each route on both the website and the itinerary we send you are based on reference values. It depends on each pilgrim exactly how they adjust to these times and distances, according to the speed at which they progress.
When do I get the complete route itinerary?
You will receive it by email one month before starting your Camino along with all the documentation for the trip: accommodation reservations, baggage transfers, among others.
How many kilometres should I walk on each stage?
In Santiago Ways, we adapt each stage to the needs of our pilgrims, so that they can travel according to their physical capability and the number of days they have available.
On average, a stage of the Camino de Santiago is 15 to 20 km long. On most routes, however, we can organize your Camino so that you walk fewer kilometres, dividing some stages into two parts, depending on what is most comfortable for you.
Advice
What should I consider to prepare physically?
Both sedentary people and those who regularly exercise should physically prepare for doing the Camino de Santiago.
Sedentary people can start with moderate activity and continue progressively. They should start by taking small 20-minute walks, two or three times a week. It is suggested to increase the time until you reach walk about 4 or 5 kilometres every hour.
People with regular physical activity can start by walking from 45 to 60 minutes a day and increase the amount of time and kilometres they travel in the same span of time.
Generally, it is recommended to start training for about three months before starting the route.
How far in advance should I make a reservation?
There is no minimum number of days in advance to book, although on certain dates the occupancy of the accommodation is higher, especially in high season, and in dates of religious interest such as the San Fermin Festivals in Pamplona, from 7th to 14th July, or the Feast of Santiago the Apostle, on July 25th.
Therefore, in order to guarantee availability in the best accommodation, we suggest you book as much in advance as possible, so that we can meet all of your needs.
What clothes and hiking equipment are indispensable?
For any of the Caminos, we suggest you to bring the following items: light and fast drying clothing, waterproof jacket and trousers, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a pair of shoes suitable for hiking, trekking poles, a pair of shoes to rest in, a jacket that doesn't take up much space and a bottle to carry water.
Depending on the time of year in which you make the route, these items may vary.
Remember that with Santiago Ways, you have included a baggage transfer service between stages, so we will take your backpack from one accommodation to another so that you only worry about walking (maximum 1 piece of 20 kg per person).
For this reason, we suggest you prepare a second backpack, much smaller, that you can carry with you every day with water, sunscreen, cap, sunglasses, documents, some food and cash.
How does the baggage transfer between stages work?
Every day, at 8:00 am, you must bring your luggage, properly labelled, to the reception. One of our carriers will pick it up and take it to the place where you are going to stay on your next stage.
Delivery time varies according to the distance between stages and the carrier's delivery route. Usually, delivery is made before 4 p.m.
Should I take out travel insurance?
To complete any of the routes on the Camino de Santiago, it is advisable to have travel insurance with all the necessary coverage, especially emergency evacuation and medical care.
To do this, we suggest you take out the Travel Assistance Insurance and Cancellation Insurance that we offer you in Santiago Ways. If you want more information about it, we will be happy to answer your questions.
Accommodation
Do all rooms have a private bathroom?
Yes, all rooms you book with Santiago Ways to do the Camino de Santiago have a private bathroom.
Can I sleep alone in a room?
Yes. We offer accommodation in single rooms and double rooms, according to the requirements of each pilgrim.
Single rooms have a special surcharge and are subject to availability according to the location.
When will you tell me where I am going to stay?
We work with multiple accommodations in all locations which allows us to guarantee the best quality rooms for our pilgrims, provided that they are booked well in advance.
The name and exact location of each hotel is sent about one month before the start of the Camino with all the documentation related to the trip.
Am I going to share a room with strangers?
No. All the accommodations we book for our pilgrims have private rooms with private bathrooms in order to guarantee all the comfort needed torest properly.
Is the accommodation close to the route that I should follow?
All the accommodations that we book are in the centre of the towns or villages. In any case, depending on availability, if any accommodation is somewhat far from the centre, most of them are accessible on foot.
When necessary, Santiago Ways could offer a round trip transfer so that the pilgrim can reach their accommodation in the most comfortable way possible and return the next day to the point on the route from where he must continue the Camino.
What type of accommodation do you reserve?
All the accommodation that we book in Santiago Ways offers the necessary comfort to rest after long days of walking.
We work with hotels, traditional Galician homes, country cottages, and charming hostels, always a room with a private bathroom.
We would like to present a guide of the Camino Portugues from Tui. It is one of the most interesting routes that we can undertake as pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago.
Therefore, we will offer you all the information related to the stage profile and to different aspects that have to do with their characteristics and that make the Camino Portugues from Tui one of the most beautiful options for the Camino de Santiago. We hope that it helps you.
Why choose the Camino Portugues from Tui?
1.- History: As we will tell you in the section about its origin, the Camino from Tui to Santiago is full of history. It is an excellent opportunity to revive it by passing through its most emblematic and representative places. We could say that it has played a very important part in Portuguese history in relation to Spanish history and that, as we will see, there are monarchs involved in it.
More specifically, a Queen who behaved exactly like any other pilgrim.
2.-Heritage: The Camino from Tui to Santiago is surrounded by a series of monuments that you cannot miss. Among them, the most notable are monasteries and cathedrals such as that of Santa Maria, from the 12th century. In general, it possesses a rich and varied historical heritage from different epochs like the Romanesque and Gothic.
It is a general review of the history of European art in a very short distance by taking a tour of all the main architectural movements of an era especially rich era: The Middle Ages and also the later modern movements.
3.-Climate: One of the most important reasons to choose the Camino from Tui to Santiago is the climate. This Camino Portugues from Tuihas mild but slightly rainy winters and temperatures that never experience extreme changes.
In fact, throughout the year, including the summer and winter, the temperatures will be pleasant, not surpassing 20 º C and not lower than 8 º C.
4.-An unbeatable natural environment: One of the most powerful reasons to complete the Camino de Santiago from Tui is its landscapes. We will cross the corners of a beautiful country in itself that, for the Camino de Santiago from Tui reserves its greatest jewels, for example, Las Gandaras de Budino or the Island of San Simon.
5.- It is not as crowded as other routes: another reason to choose the Camino Portugues from Tui is that it is not as crowded as other routes of the Camino de Santiago. In fact, it will be much easier to find accommodation and enjoy some places in solitude.
Also, it should be noted that the infrastructure that the Camino Portugues has along its route from Tui at its beginning to its completion in Santiago is unbeatable. All the more reason to choose it. During any time of the year, we will be able to take advantage of its great beauty and in this wonderful experience.
Information on the route of the Camino Portugues from Tui
The Camino Portugues from Tui has a total distance of 119 kilometres. Normally, it’s designed to be covered in 5 or 6 days.This time depends on the rhythm and some circumstances that we will detail later in the section on how long it takes to complete the Camino de Santiago from Tui.
The Camino from Tui is one of the most chosen routes by the pilgrims in a large part because of its simplicity in comparison with the Camino Frances.
It is a good alternative also for those who want to do it by bikeand, therefore, later we will give you some guidelines and information to be able to do the Camino from Tui by bike.
The most reserved routes on the Camino Portugues from Tui
The Camino de Santiago from Tui has a single possible route, although it is connected to other sections of the route. It starts in the city of Tui and arrives in Santiago de Compostela, crossing countless landscapes of great beauty. The road is divided into 5 or 6 stages depending on the rhythm of each person.
In the case of cycling, they are usually reduced to 3 stages. Anyway, and if you decide to do it with Santiago Ways, we want you to know that you will benefit from several advantages. The first one is that we will make sure that your accommodation is of the highest quality and offers you the best care and attention.
On the other hand, you can book all year round and do it with the option of breakfast or breakfast and dinner.
Camino Portugues Route from Tui
Route maps of the Camino Portugues from Tui
Below, we enclose the maps of the route from Tui to Santiago so you can make your own plan and continue, at the same time, the plan we propose to you from Santiago Ways.
Tui – O Porriño
Stage map from Tui to O Porrino
O Porrino – Redondela
Stage map from O Porrino to Redondela
Redondela – Pontevedra
Stage map from Redondela to Pontevedra
Pontevedra – Caldas de Reis
Stage map from Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis
Caldas de Reis – Padron
Stage map from Caldas de Reis to Padron
Padron – Santiago de Compostela
Stage map from Padron to Santiago de Compostela
Profile of the Camino Portugues from Tui
We want to talk now about the profile of the Camino de Santiago from Tui: For this reason, we will talk about its altitude along the route, its difficulty and infrastructure.
This will evaluate the difficulty involved and if, at the same time, it is advisable for those who want to start the adventure of the Camino de Santiago.
In this sense, it must be said that the Camino Portugues to Santiago from Tuiis a simple and affordable route for almost everyone. In fact, it has few sections of special difficulty and is perfect both for its length and its characteristics for all those people who want to start without complications on the Camino de Santiago.
Tui – O Porriño
Stage profile from Tui to O Porrino
O Porrino – Redondela
Stage profile from O Porrino to Redondela
Redondela – Pontevedra
Stage profile from Redondela to Pontevedra
Pontevedra – Caldas de Reis
Stage profile from Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis
Caldas de Reis – Padron
Stage profile from Caldas de Reis to Padron
Padron – Santiago de Compostela
Stage profile from Padron to Santiago de Compostela
Stages on foot
Stage from Tui to O Porrino
Stage from O Porrino to Redondela
Stage from Redondela to Pontevedra
Stage from Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis
Stage from Caldas de Reis to Padron
Stage from Padrón to Santiago de Compostela
How long does the Camino Portugues to Santiago from Tui take?
We will now answer the question of how long it takesto complete the Camino from Tui. The length of the Camino de Santiago from Tui can be between 5 or 6 days.
Everything depends on several circumstances: the pace we take during our walk or our bike ride or any other means of transportation that we choose.
At the same time, the climate which, for example, can slow us down in our path also influence our progress. Finally, there is always the possibility that we like a particular place very much and we want to spend some time in it. It will all depend on how you want to manage your time.
The best time to do the Camino from Tui to Santiago de Compostela
Although in many cases, it will depend on the tastes of each person choosing one time or another to do the Camino de Santiago from Tui, we must say that each season has its advantages and its disadvantages. To make it easier to choose when to complete the Camino from Tui, we will talk about each season and what are its advantages and disadvantages:
Spring
Spring is an ideal season to complete any stretch of the Camino de Santiago for several reasons. The first is that we avoid the extreme summer and winter temperatures. This, however, must be adjusted for some routes: it is especially interesting for interior or mountain routes.
However, in the case of the route from Tui to Santiago de Compostela, it does not have much influence because it is a region near the ocean. That makes the temperature very mild all year round. However, it is true that during the spring there is more instability. Good planning is the key to combat it.
Summer
Summer is the favourite time for most pilgrims to do the Camino de Santiago in general and the Camino Portugues from Tui, in particular. They choose it because it is the time of year when they usually have several days available. On the other hand, it’s when there’s more daylight.
At the same time, it is when warm weather accompanies us but with milder temperatures. However, it is true that it is also the time when more pilgrims are there.
If you do your pilgrimage with Santiago Ways, this will not be a problem: we take care that you have accommodation and that it is always the best available.
Autumn
Autumn is another great time to do the Camino de Santiago in general. It is true that there will be more instability, but avoiding extreme temperatures and, at the same time, we will benefit from the beauty of the scenery with its pleasant tones of this season.
Winter
In the case of some routes that travel through very inland areas or mountain areas, it is not advisable to do the Camino de Santiago in winter because of the cold and the potential snowfalls.
This drawback does not exist however for a route like that of the Camino de Santiago from Tui. The temperature will be mild even if the rainfall increases.
Guide to the places you can’t miss on the Camino Portugues from Tui
We wanted to include in this guide the Camino de Santiago from Tui the main places of interest, as well as the best places to sleep and eat.
Places of interest
Santa Maria Cathedral
Erected in the 12th century, this Romanesque-style cathedral is one of the architectural jewels in Spanish history, which, over time, also has developed gothic elements.
The Church of San Telmo
It is a very unique construction to be from the Baroque period and to be of the Portuguese style despite being built in Galicia. This church is said to have been built on the site where Saint Telmo died.
As we see, it is possible on the Camino de Santiago from Tui to come across practically all the architectural styles in just a few kilometres.
Church of Santa Maria la Mayor
Located in Pontevedra, this 15th-century church is considered one of the great jewels of Galician art and architecture, and its own style that mixes features of the Portuguese style and other tendencies of the Renaissance imported into Spain.
Where to sleep – The best accommodation
In Santiago Ways, we take great care of the places where you stay. We do this not only taking into account the care and attention with which you have to be treated but also other aspects such as quality of service and environment. Here are the best lodgings on the Camino from Tui to Santiago.
Where to eat – The best restaurants
Taperia “La de Manu“: It is an excellent place to taste some of the specialities from all over Portugal and in particular of this region. You cannot miss the seafood, octopus and other products from the sea.
O Vello Cabalo Furado: If you are looking for an establishment in Tui that has a good value for money and simple cooking, very tasty and attached to the land, you cannot pass by this restaurant.
Rio Tinto: If you are looking for a restaurant with a little more upmarket cuisine for a night or a more special occasion, stop by this restaurant where you will find what you are looking for.
The origin of the Camino Portugues from Tui
The Camino Portugues from Tui to Santiago is full of history. Although it is a road that goes through the country of Portugal, it has fundamental importance also in the history of Spain. It was Saint Elisabeth of Portugal, who was the wife of King Don Dinis who made the first pilgrimage in the year 1325 to Santiago.
Since then, there have been many pilgrims who have followed. So much so that in fact a street in Santiago de Compostela bears the name of the Queen. It is said that it was in fact on this street where she herself stayed: as if she were just another pilgrim.
So then, the Camino from Tuimakes it clear to us that the tradition and history of the Camino de Santiago are also linked to Portuguese history. In fact, it is more of a historical and cultural event that has to do with the whole Iberian Peninsula.
And it is not just due to its simple beginnings as a religious route, on the contrary, it was also a commercial route where the famous Silk Road finished its route in Europe, concretely in Spain. Therefore, since the very same year 813, when the remains of the Santiago the Apostlewere discovered, the Camino from Tui to Santiago has been enormously important.
The Camino Portugues from Tui with Santiago Ways
Other sections of the Camino de Santiago Portuguese
Other users’ opinions about the Camino Portugues from Tui
So that you know what other people who have completed the Camino Portugues from Tui to Santiago with us think about their own experience, here we leave their comments for you.
My Camino de Santiago was organized by Santiago Ways, and I can't say enough good things about their service. First, they answered every question and concern I had. Then, during the trip, everything was perfectly coordinated, and they attended to every extra need quickly and effectively. Thank you, Santiago Ways!
Joan Mccabe
4 days ago
Excellent tour operator for our camino walk on the Portugese coastal route. Super app which was so useful every day as we walked. The accomodation was wonderful and the luggage transfer happened seemlessly. Highly recommend.
Sebastián Jiménez Aguilar
2 weeks ago
A very good and satisfactory experience with Santiago Ways. Thank you very much for everything.
Candelaria Cordoves
2 weeks ago
We walked the French Way from Sarria, and the experience was fantastic, thanks in large part to the organization by Santiago Ways. The hotels and rural guesthouses were very well chosen, perfect for recovering and resting after a day of walking.
We'll definitely be back! We're already thinking about doing the Portuguese Way, and of course, we'll use Santiago Ways again. 😍
Mario Mendicochea
2 weeks ago
Walking the Camino de Santiago, especially the Portuguese Coastal Way, has been the best experience of my life. I must add that this experience was made even more wonderful by Santiago Ways. They are a fantastic team. Their hotel selection and luggage transfer service made our lives so much easier. Every hotel was top-notch, and the service was superb. Next year, we'll repeat the experience and walk the French Way. I highly recommend making all your travel arrangements with Santiago Ways.
Juan Carlos Alvarez Castro
3 weeks ago
Words can't express my complete satisfaction in every way: professionalism, exquisite service... We felt cared for and pampered.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EVERYTHING
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Photos and videos of the Camino Portugues from Tui
My Camino de Santiago was organized by Santiago Ways, and I can't say enough good things about their service. First, they answered every question and concern I had. Then, during the trip, everything was perfectly coordinated, and they attended to every extra need quickly and effectively. Thank you, Santiago Ways!
Joan Mccabe
4 days ago
Excellent tour operator for our camino walk on the Portugese coastal route. Super app which was so useful every day as we walked. The accomodation was wonderful and the luggage transfer happened seemlessly. Highly recommend.
JOSE MERINO TAPIA
5 days ago
The experience was excellent, thanks to the staff at Santiago Ways.
Sebastián Jiménez Aguilar
2 weeks ago
A very good and satisfactory experience with Santiago Ways. Thank you very much for everything.
Candelaria Cordoves
2 weeks ago
We walked the French Way from Sarria, and the experience was fantastic, thanks in large part to the organization by Santiago Ways. The hotels and rural guesthouses were very well chosen, perfect for recovering and resting after a day of walking.
We'll definitely be back! We're already thinking about doing the Portuguese Way, and of course, we'll use Santiago Ways again. 😍
