Camino de Santiago

The pilgrim´s Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela

Camino de Santiago

The pilgrim´s Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela

Camino de Santiago

The pilgrim´s Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela

Camino de Santiago

The pilgrim´s Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela

Offers

Camino Group travel

Your pilgrimage with guide and good company


Group tour: Porto - Vigo

9 day guided group tour
on the Camino Portugues

Porto – Povoa de Varzim – Esposende – Viana do Castelo – Caminha – Viladesuso – Baiona – Vigo

Group of pilgrims on the Camino

Group tour: Vigo - Santiago

8 day guided group tour
on the Camino Portugues

Vigo – Redondela – Pontevedra – Caldas de Reis – Padrón – Santiago de Compostela

Sunset over the Atlantic
Map showing the route of the Camino Portuguese

Group tour: Porto - Santiago

The entire length of the Camino Portuguese
as guided group tour

Porto – Povoa de Varzim – Esposende – Viana do Castelo – Caminha – Viladesuso – Baiona – Vigo – Redondela – Pontevedra – Caldas de Reis – Padrón – Santiago de Compostela

Group of pilgrims on the Camino Frances
Camino de Santiago Group travel Route: The Pilgrim's Path from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela

Group tour: Camino Francés

Sarria - Santiago

Sarria - Portomarín -
Palas del Rei - Arzúa - Amenal -
Santiago de Compostela


Pilgrimage together – Why should you book a guided group tour on the Camino

[Translate to Slowtravel experience:] Gruppe von Pilgern vor Kathedrale in Santiago

Participating in a group tour on the Way of St. James offers numerous advantages – both in terms of organization and interpersonal relationships. You can choose between the route from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela on the French Way of St. James – the so-called “classic” Way of St. James – or the route from Vigo to Santiago de Compostela on the Portuguese Coastal Way. No matter which route you choose, pilgrimaging in a group allows you to experience the fascination of the Way of St. James in a particularly enriching and carefree way.

Pilgrimage together – safety, support, and community

Hiking in a group of like-minded pilgrims creates a feeling of camaraderie and support. You have the opportunity to meet new people, exchange experiences, and make lifelong friends. Participating in a group trip can also offer you unique experiences – because they are shared experiences. You have the opportunity to take part in group activities and events, eat together, and enjoy pilgrimaging on the Way of St. James together.

In addition, a group trip can provide a sense of security and comfort, especially for solo travelers or older travelers. The Camino de Santiago is generally very safe, but pilgrimaging in a group can give you an extra sense of security. Mental support should not be underestimated either: walking the Camino de Santiago can be a physical and mental challenge, albeit a very rewarding one. A group trip can provide you with the motivation and encouragement you may need to get through difficult moments and reach your destination, Santiago de Compostela.

All-inclusive service with tour guide and luggage transport

On our group tours, you will be accompanied by an experienced English-speaking tour guide—from your arrival at the airport, through all stages of the journey, until you reach the Cathedral of Santiago. The tour guides are always available to answer any questions you may have and are there to help and advise you every step of the way. This not only provides security, but also makes your pilgrimage more authentic and intense.

Overall, a group tour on the last kilometers of the Camino Frances from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela can enrich your experience and create lasting memories and friendships.

From Sarria or from Vigo – which route is right for you?

No matter which route you choose, you can expect a fully organized group tour of the Camino de Santiago that leaves nothing to be desired.


Frequently asked questions about our Camino group tours

Unfortunately, dogs of any size are only welcome in very few accommodations in Spain. The accommodations that allow dogs rarely meet our standards of comfort and cleanliness, so unfortunately we can no longer offer Caminos with dogs.

Not at all. It is perfectly possible to hike at your own pace and according to your own needs, if you wish. If you want to stay with the tour guide the whole time, that is just as possible as staying independent of the group.

The dates for 2026 have now been published and can be booked on the respective travel pages. In 2026, we are offering:

a) Porto - Vigo within 9 days: 2 dates
b) Vigo - Santiago within 8 days: 4 dates
c) Porto - Santiago within 15 days: 2 dates