Yes! You’ll receive maps, GPS access, and luggage transfers. Many solo travelers enjoy the Camino’s safe and welcoming atmosphere.

Do I need to be very fit?

A moderate level of fitness is enough. Walks last 4–6 hours daily on hilly terrain. Comfortable walking shoes or boots are required.

What if I want to stay longer in Santiago?

You can book extra nights in Santiago—simply request it when booking.

Breakfast is included. Lunch and dinner are easily available at local taverns and restaurants along the way.

Camino Inglés – A Historic Pilgrimage from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela

Walk in the footsteps of medieval pilgrims along the 121 km Camino Inglés, starting at the seaside town of Ferrol and ending at the awe-inspiring Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. A journey rich with history, nature, and spiritual meaning.

Cost

Cost Includes

6 nights in charming hotels (private en-suite rooms)
Daily breakfast
Luggage transfers (1 bag per person, max 20 kg)
Pilgrim Passport (Credencial)
Detailed English route descriptions & offline GPS app access
24-hour service hotline during the trip

Cost Excludes

Flights to/from Spain
Handling fee (€20)
Tourist tax (if applicable)
Travel insurance
Lunches, dinners & personal expenses

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Overview

This self-guided journey allows you to experience the Camino at your own pace. With luggage transfers, charming family-run accommodations, and daily breakfast included, you can focus on enjoying the beauty of Galicia—rolling hills, fishing villages, medieval bridges, and the final emotional arrival at Santiago.

Trip Highlights

Start your pilgrimage at the Curuxeiras Quay in Ferrol
Discover charming coastal towns like Pontedeume and Betanzos
Walk through rural Galician landscapes, oak forests, and stone-paved paths
Cross medieval bridges including the Sigüeiro Bridge
Enjoy hearty Galician cuisine in traditional taverns
Arrive at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela—a powerful finale

Day 01 :

Arrival in Ferrol

Check into your welcoming hotel in Ferrol. Meet our local partner for a full briefing and receive your pilgrim passport and route documentation. Overnight in Ferrol.

Day 02 :

Ferrol to Pontedeume (31 km / split option: Ferrol–Neda 15 km + Neda–Pontedeume 16 km)

Begin your Camino at the Curuxeiras Quay. Walk along the stunning Ría de Ferrol, passing fishing towns like Neda and Fene. Cross one of Galicia’s oldest stone bridges to reach Pontedeume, home to the Andrade Tower and Church of Santiago.

Day 03 :

Pontedeume to Betanzos (20 km)

Walk through rolling hills and charming villages. Pause in Miño before continuing inland to Betanzos, a medieval gem where you’ll cross the Ponte Vella bridge into the old town.

Day 04 :

Betanzos to Bruma (29 km)

The most challenging stage! Leave the coast behind and journey through lush rural Galicia. Tackle the climbs of A Fontela and A Malata before reaching the peaceful hamlet of Bruma.

Day 05 :

Bruma to Sigüeiro (24 km)

This stage merges with the route from A Coruña. Walk through tranquil valleys and forest paths before arriving in Sigüeiro, a welcoming stop before the grand finale.

Day 06 :

Sigüeiro to Santiago (17 km)

Cross the Tambre River via the medieval bridge, then enter Santiago’s outskirts. After Meixonfrio, the anticipation builds as the cathedral’s towers come into view. Arrive at Praza do Obradoiro—an unforgettable moment!

Day 07 :

Departure or Extension

After breakfast, your Camino officially ends. Spend extra time in Santiago’s old town, or extend your stay to soak in its unique atmosphere.

Camino Inglés – A Historic Pilgrimage from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela

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Camino Inglés – A Historic Pilgrimage from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela