North Coast Camino

Meals
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All breakfasts, one lunch and 10 dinners are included on our North Coast Camino. This Camino offers a unique and unforgettable gastronomical experience! We have carefully selected the restaurants and included meals so you can have a taste of the highest quality, most delicious, and unique local cuisine. You will have the pleasure of eating in two Michelin Star restaurants. In the evenings we will have exquisite dinners at our place of accommodation, usually beautiful Paradores, where we will be able to taste the best regional cuisine.

Accommodation
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All of our accommodations are hand-picked to give you the best possible experience and are a key part of our North Coast Camino. In most cities, we stay in the prestigious Paradores of Spain. Paradores are emblematic, elegant and exclusive hotels in important historical buildings and usually in privileged locations. This includes the prestigious Parador de los Reyes Católicos in Santiago de Compostela during our last night. We will also enjoy small, charming rural manors as we get into the rural part of Galicia!

Walking
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You walk at your own pace along the stages we have selected. The first 6 days will be smaller stages, so we have more time for sightseeing and enjoying the cities on the beautiful coast. We hop ahead with our van to the next city and stage. The last 5 days are more rural and focused on walking the last 100 km. In these last 100 km, we will walk each day where we left off the day before.

There is no one you have to follow or walk with and we have meeting points along the way where our support vehicle will be waiting with snacks, fruit and water and to make sure everything is OK. We also offer assistance 
for any unexpected circumstances or simply to relieve muscular pain or cure blisters. If you do not want to keep walking for any reason, you can hop on the support vehicle at the next meeting point. We have personally put some signals in places where some people take the wrong turn- so we make sure you're on the right path. 
After the daily walk, and after we’ve all had lunch we will head back to the hotel where we can shower, freshen up and have a much-deserved rest.

Before and After
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Before: We meet in the city of San Sebastián on the first day. We recommend flying to San Sebastián from Madrid, which is a short one-hour flight. You can also take the train from many of Spain’s main cities, including Madrid. The train from Madrid to San Sebastián has a duration of about 5 to 6 hours.

After: Our tour ends in Santiago de Compostela at around 5:00 pm on the last day. Transportation back to Madrid is NOT included.
You can join one of our add-on tours, stay in Santiago on your own, or leave on the last day of the tour. We recommend flying from Santiago to Madrid, which is the best and easiest option. There are plenty of flights throughout the day, and the flight has a duration of one hour. You can book online or through your travel agency.

Extra hotel reservations: If you would like to book extra nights in San Sebastián, Madrid, or Santiago before or after the tour, we’d be happy to send you a list of hotels we work with and assist you with the reservations.