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GROUP PILGRIMAGE: SAINT JOHN SPECIAL!!! The Way from Santiago to Finisterre
Introduction to the Adventure: join a unique experience! A pilgrimage from Santiago de Compostela to Finisterre on occasion of celebrating Saint John (San Juan). A group pilgrimage that will allow you to meet new people while enjoying the Camino. This route is not only an extension of the Saint James Way, but also a journey full of history, spiritu...
Bono Iacobus Fisterra - Muxía Way
BONO IACOBUS links the Camino from Santiago to Muxía (119 kilometres in 6 stages) with accommodation in rural houses. The Camino de Fisterra-Muxía is the only route that starts in Compostela. Although the religious pilgrimage ends in the city of Santiago, your Camino continues to the west.Sometimes, the most remote traditions are revived in th...
Finisterre Way, from Santiago to Finisterre
The Way from Santiago de Compostela to Finisterre is a popular continuation of the pilgrimage, allowing pilgrims to reach the "end's land" on the Atlantic coast. From the beginning, many pilgrims decided to extend their pilgrimage to the coast, known nowadays as Costa da Morte.In this program we propose a route of almost 120 km: an ideal path for t...
Primitive Way with Bono Iacobus
With the BONO IACOBUS you can walk the stages of the Camino Primitivo (Primitive Way) and enjoy its wonders, always accommodating in rural houses. The Primitive Way owes its name to being the first Jacobean itinerary which is recorded.Welcome to the North! The road to Santiago was a complicated journey full of dangers for the first pilgrims. Those ...
Portuguese Coastal Way from Vigo
In recent years, the Portuguese Way has been one of the most increasing among pilgrims. An alternative to the traditional passage through the interior is the Portuguese Coastal Way.The Portuguese Coastal Way from Vigo is a wonderful route that follows the Atlantic coast, offering spectacular landscapes and a unique experience for pilgrims.The dream...
Primitive Way from Lugo
The Camino Primitivo (Primitive Way) is the oldest pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela. Its origin dates back to the discovery of the tomb of the Apostle James in the year 830. Following this event, King Alfonso II of Asturias, known as "el Casto - the Chaste", decided to walk from Oviedo to Compostela to venerate the remains of the Saint an...