Camino De Santiago From Sarria

No, it is a self-guided tour. We send all the information in writing, and any questions have our phone 24 hours. It is a very safe route, well signposted, and with many pilgrims who cross it. Of course, we have an office in Santiago and we try to visit our clients when they arrive to find out how the experience is (as long as our schedules permit).

Customers must leave their luggage at the hotel reception every morning, no later than 8:30 a.m. The transporter will pick it up throughout the morning. and will deposit it at the next stop before 3 pm (usually usually the suitcases arrive before the customers). We will send some identification labels before starting the trip, so that the clients stick them in the suitcase and write their name and reference in them.

We do not recommend starting later than 9:00 a.m. Regarding the time of arrival, it is difficult since it depends a lot on each person: the speed, the number of stops, if you know other people and follow a faster or slower pace, if you deviate to see a church or point of interest. .. it is usual to arrive at destination before 17:00 p.m.

The months between April and October. In winter it can also be organized, but there is more chance of rain and low temperatures.

The guide has an approximate cost of € 300 per day (which includes their services, allowances, travel and accommodation). It can be organized from one person, but logically, the more people it is, the cheaper it will be because the costs are shared. From 15 people, 2 guides will be necessary.

It depends on the month, it must be taken into account that Galicia is much more unstable than the south of Spain in terms of time. It can rain even in summer, so we recommend wearing a lightweight raincoat just in case. The average temperature in summer is between 26ºC day and 16ºC night. In spring and autumn, around 20ºC during the day and 12ºC at night, approx.

The adventure begins in Sarria. The arrival in Sarria will depend on the airport to which the client arrives. If you wish, we can organize a private transfer, or give directions on the best means of public transport to get to Sarria (but we do not reserve buses or trains, private transfers yes). If a private transfer is reserved, our services will start at that moment.

Keep in mind that the Camino has many facilities along the route. If you can not continue, it will be easy to call a taxi. Our recommendation is, when leaving the hotel, to ask for the phone number of a local taxi driver, just in case. You can also use our phone 24 hours.

Euros, can be changed when leaving the airport. Our recommendation is to bring about € 20 each day during the route, if necessary (for water, coffee or food).

It does not include lunch, flights, taxis, walking sticks, or guide ... it does not include any service that is not expressly mentioned in the "included" section.

30 persons. For more than 10 people, we need at least 1 month in advance to be able to organize.

It is a hiking activity that takes up most of the day. Free time depends on each one, their speed at the time of arriving at the destination.

Does not include lunch, but breakfast and dinner. Dinner usually includes the Pilgrim's Menu. The Pilgrim Menu usually includes starter, main, dessert and drink. Usually they are very abundant plates, typical of the Galician gastronomy.

The price of lunch varies a lot, but for € 12 you can eat perfectly.

Yes, no problem, we have many clients who travel alone.

Any age, as long as they are accompanied by an adult. The price does not change, only for children who do not eat breakfast or dinner.

We can add extra nights to convenience, we work customized packages.

The schedule is flexible, just keep in mind that the check in Spain starts between 14:00 and 15:00, so if they arrive before that time, they may have to wait to enter the room. Also, if you plan to arrive later than 8:00 p.m., we would appreciate informing us to notify the hotel.

It depends on the speed of each one and the number of stops, it is usual to arrive in Santiago between 12:00 a.m. and 17:00 p.m.

It is a personal decision, we have customers who buy it and customers who take a risk and do not.

No professional equipment is needed. With comfortable sports clothes suitable for walking is enough. Regarding footwear, there are people who wear boots, other sports, other sandals ... it is a personal decision. For this part of the route it is not necessary to carry walking sticks, there are those who carry them and those who do not.

Our customers usually carry a suitcase (maximum 20 kg, typical of the plane, as it is the maximum allowed by the carrier) and a light backpack to take along the way (for money and mobile, and little else).

I do not know what he is referring to. The transporter will leave the luggage at the reception desk every day, and then they can take it to the room. The next day we will have to leave it at the reception again. Most establishments have a lock.

It depends on the nationality of the client. Although Mexicans do not need a visa to enter as tourists in the European Schengen migratory space (which includes Spain) for up to 90 days (1), they must comply with the entry requirements requested by the Spanish government. These data should be consulted with the Spanish Embassy.