Camino De Santiago Trek

Guide

The tour leader will accompany the group on all activities from Day 1 to Day 7. They will provide suggestions on what to do on Day 8, your free day.

Meals

All breakfasts are included. A typical breakfast in Spain might consist of coffee with milk, toast with ham, olive oil, tomatoes, cheese and butter and jam. Bakery items, fruit and juice are also popular. During this trip you can expect different variations of breakfast at our chosen hotels and pensions, but they will all include at least some of the standard breakfast items popular in Spain. Northern Spain produces a wide range of delicious food, from fish and seafood to quality meat, vegetables and fruit. Your leader will recommend good places to eat. Sometimes it will be tapas, sharing some raciones as a group, and sometimes you can choose from the menu. On the Camino de Santiago, restaurants and bars offer a set menu called the Menu del Pergerino, which offers a choice of five starters, five mains and dessert, coffee and drink for about €12-€15. You can also try the delicacy pulpo a la feira, which is sliced octopus with paprika, olive oil and sea salt. Sometimes it is also served with grelos (boiled sliced potatoes). Mealtimes in Spain are later than in many other countries; dinner is usually taken between 8pm and 9.30pm. Please note, meat and fish are staple food in northern Spain. Vegetarians can be catered for, as can other dietary requirements, although there may not be the same choice or variety as you have at home. Please advise us upon booking.

Others

Luggage transfer service. Follow one of the world's oldest pilgrim routes. Explore romanesque cathedrals, mediaeval monasteries and unspoiled rural scenery. Collect stamps for your pilgrim's passport along the way. The historic Galician capital of Santiago de Compostela.

Accommodation

You will spend eight nights in two- and three-star standard hotels and pensions. All rooms feature en suite facilities and most offer free wifi. A limited number of single rooms are available for a supplement on request. Due to the increased popularity of the Camino de Santiago and demand for accommodation, there may be some departures where groups are split between two hotels in some locations during the trip. All hotels used will be of a similar standard and quality throughout.

Others

— Travel insurance — Visas and vaccinations — Single supplement

Optional

Optional experiences are available on this tour for an additional cost and will be provided to you with your finalised travel documents.

Insurance

Insurance is not included. Travel insurance is required for this tour. Please make sure you are adequately covered. If you require travel insurance, TourRadar has partnered up with World Nomads to provide a hassle-free experience. More information can be found here (http://www.tourradar.com/travel-insurance).

Transport

Transfers to and from the airport will be by private vehicle (normally minibus).

Flights

As we have travellers from all over the world, flights before and after the tour are not included in the tour price and you need to arrange these separately by yourself once your tour is guaranteed. As we specialise in organising the best tours around the world for you, we are unable to advise on flight prices or book flights on your behalf. We recommend that you do not book your flights until your place on the tour has been confirmed. Check out the following link which is powered by Skyscanner to book your flight - https://flights.tourradar.com