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Walk in the footsteps of ancient pilgrims on this 7-day Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels Tour
Enjoy upgraded accommodations and revel in the comfort of hand-picked hotels throughout your pilgrimage.
Stroll through the rolling hills of the Galician countryside, enjoying the smell of fresh pine and eucalyptus trees that dot the landscape.
Indulge in the flavours and aromas of Spanish cuisine as you sample local tapas, wine, and other culinary delicacies found nowhere else.
Collect your pilgrim certificate in Santiago after accomplishing an impressive 100km walk in just 5 days.
Walk the final 100 km of the legendary Camino Francés to Santiago de Compostela, staying in deluxe hotels and charming historic properties along the way. Following an ancient pilgrimage route that has guided travellers to Santiago for nearly a thousand years, this self-guided Camino experience combines the culture, history, and meaning of the French Way with an elevated level of comfort.
Beginning in Galicia, the route leads through peaceful countryside, forested paths, traditional villages, and welcoming Camino towns, offering a rich taste of northern Spain’s landscapes, cuisine, and local hospitality. Each day brings the satisfaction of walking toward Santiago at your own pace, while evenings are spent relaxing in some of the best accommodations available along the Camino.
With luggage transfers included between hotels and local in-country phone support available throughout the trip, the logistics are taken care of so you can focus on the journey itself. For travellers looking to experience the spirit of the Camino de Santiago while enjoying high-quality accommodations and added peace of mind, the Self-Guided Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels Tour is the perfect choice!
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral
Located in the northwest of Spain, the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral was built upon the purported resting place of Saint James the Great, one of Jesus’ apostles. Due to the holy nature of the church, the site has become a pilgrimage destination, seeing thousands of travellers make their way through the Galician countryside every year along one of the Camino de Santiago routes. The Santiago de Compostela Cathedral hosts over 2.5 million visitors per year, and is of Romanesque design with later Gothic and Baroque elements.
Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels vs Standard
If you are thinking of setting out on a pilgrimage in Spain, you might be wondering what the difference is between the Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels vs standard tour option. The main difference between the two is the level of accommodation, with the deluxe option providing 4 star hotels throughout. If you are looking to travel in style, then you will certainly want to consider the Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels Tour.
Walk the final 100 km of the legendary Camino Francés to Santiago de Compostela, staying in deluxe hotels and charming historic properties along the way. Following an ancient pilgrimage route that has guided travellers to Santiago for nearly a thousand years, this self-guided Camino experience combines the culture, history, and meaning of the French Way with an elevated level of comfort.
Beginning in Galicia, the route leads through peaceful countryside, forested paths, traditional villages, and welcoming Camino towns, offering a rich taste of northern Spain’s landscapes, cuisine, and local hospitality. Each day brings the satisfaction of walking toward Santiago at your own pace, while evenings are spent relaxing in some of the best accommodations available along the Camino.
With luggage transfers included between hotels and local in-country phone support available throughout the trip, the logistics are taken care of so you can focus on the journey itself. For travellers looking to experience the spirit of the Camino de Santiago while enjoying high-quality accommodations and added peace of mind, the Self-Guided Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels Tour is the perfect choice!
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral
Located in the northwest of Spain, the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral was built upon the purported resting place of Saint James the Great, one of Jesus’ apostles. Due to the holy nature of the church, the site has become a pilgrimage destination, seeing thousands of travellers make their way through the Galician countryside every year along one of the Camino de Santiago routes. The Santiago de Compostela Cathedral hosts over 2.5 million visitors per year, and is of Romanesque design with later Gothic and Baroque elements.
Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels vs Standard
If you are thinking of setting out on a pilgrimage in Spain, you might be wondering what the difference is between the Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels vs standard tour option. The main difference between the two is the level of accommodation, with the deluxe option providing 4 star hotels throughout. If you are looking to travel in style, then you will certainly want to consider the Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels Tour.
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Walk the Camino Frances in Deluxe Hotels Itinerary
Day 1 Check in to Sarria
You will begin your walking adventure in the Spanish town of Sarria, a famous starting point for the Camino Francés, being 100 km from Santiago de Compostela. Sarria is full of beautiful architecture like its gorgeous castle, churches and quaint antique dealers. You can visit the local eateries for some local stew in winter or a refreshing cold drink with tapas in the summertime. After a delicious meal at your hotel, you will settle down for a good night’s sleep before tomorrow’s walk.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Sarria
Distance: None
Meals: None
Day 2 Walking to Portomarín
After enjoying breakfast in your lovely hotel, you will set out for the town of Portomarín. Today’s walk will take you through beautiful Galician countryside and traditional Spanish hamlets with their gorgeous Romanesque churches. On arriving at your destination, you can visit the church of San Juan that was lovingly moved stone by stone by residents to protect it from flooding. On exploring Portomarín, you might catch a glimpse of the old flooded town in the depths of the river. Afterwards, you can head to your hotel for a warm welcome, good food and an ever-better night’s sleep.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Portomarín
Distance: 22 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 3 Through the mountains to Palas de Rei
Waking up in your deluxe hotel, you will savor a delicious breakfast before hitting the trail once again. Passing over beautiful rivers and through the gorgeous Ligonde Mountains, you will follow the footsteps of countless ancient travelers. A combination of dirt tracks and paved roads will lead you to Palas de Rei, for a peaceful night of rest and recuperation.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Palas de Rei
Distance: 25 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 4 Tasting your way to Arzúa
Having fueled your body with coffee and a meal, you will set out for your longest day of walking on this self-guided Spanish walking adventure. Today you will pass through the wonderful medieval town of Ribadiso as you push on to Arzúa for the night. You can stop along the way to sample local delicacies, like the sugared doughnuts and local octopus at Melide, or the famous creamy cheese at Arzúa.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Arzúa
Distance: 29 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 5 Onward to O Pedrouzo
The week will have flown by, and you won’t believe that tomorrow is your final day on the trail. The terrain won’t be too challenging today, but you will cross over several streams and pass through sleepy villages. Enjoying the shade of eucalyptus trees, you can visit the legendary fountain of Santa Irene, believed to have miraculous healing powers in years gone by. When you arrive in O Pedrouzo you can attend the pilgrims’ mass at the Romanesque Gothic church of St Eulalia, before checking into your hotel for a peaceful night of rest.
Overnight Location: Hotel in O Pedrouzo
Distance: 20 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 6 Arriving in Santiago
Today you will arrive in Santiago. This final leg of the Camino Frances starts off with a peaceful path through the woods of Oak and Eucalyptus. Getting closer to the city of Santiago, the landscape becomes more rural, and you will spot the twin spires of the cathedral from the top of the hill called Monte do Gozo. As you descend into Santiago, you can reflect on the memories and friendships that you have forged this week, before collecting your pilgrims’ certificate and visiting the pilgrims’ mass, ancient relics and tombs. This is the final night of your French Way Deluxe walk, so you are sure to sleep soundly after a long week on the trail.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Santiago
Distance: 20 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 7 Check out day
Having walked 100 km in just 5 days, you can be proud of your achievement! After one last breakfast in your gorgeous hotel, you will check-out of your accommodation and begin your journey home. Alternatively, you can pre-book some additional nights in your hotel in Santiago, to explore the history and culture of this vibrant Spanish city.
Overnight Location: None
Distance: None
Meals: Breakfast
2026 Pricing for Walk the Camino Frances in Deluxe Hotels The departures are available daily from March 1 to November 30, 2026.
The starting price for two people sharing a double or twin room, including luggage transfers is EUR955 per person.
Accommodation on the Walk the Camino Frances in Deluxe Hotels
This tour is based in a selection of carefully selected accommodations along this Camino route. You can expect to stay in the best available hotels in a given town, each with its own unique character and charm. Many of these accommodations are based in beautiful historical buildings, offering a range of amenities to make your stay comfortable. You will be staying at a different hotel every night, as you make your way along the route to Santiago, and you can be sure each stay will be a special one.
Rooms are based on double occupancy, but private rooms can be arranged with a supplement for single travelers.
Single Rooms and Solo Travelers
You can pay a supplement to have a private room in the hotels.
What’s included in Walk the Camino Frances in Deluxe Hotels?
Meals
6 breakfasts are included.
Accommodations
The accommodation for 6 nights along the tour is included.
Transportation during the Tour
This tour includes luggage transfer between all hotels.
Also Included
- 24/7 phone assistance
- Complete documentation and Travel Notebook
- Pilgrim passport
Not included
- Flights
- Insurance
- Visas if required
- Airport transfers
- Any meals not noted as included
Optional Extras
- Additional nights before or after the tour
- Half board supplement
- Airport transfers
- Extra piece of luggage
- How hard is the Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels Tour?
- Do I need a Visa to travel to Spain?
- Are meals included on the Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels Tour?
- Do I need insurance?
- How do I get to Sarria to start this tour?
- Where does the Camino de Santiago in Deluxe Hotels Tour end?
- Do I need special vaccines to travel to Spain?
- Will I get lost without a guide?
- What will I do for lunch?
- Are there any travel restrictions for Spain?
- When is the best time to travel to Spain for this tour?
We rate this tour as a 3 / 5. You will be walking up to 20 km daily. You should have experience walking these distances already.
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
6 breakfasts are included.
Yes, it is mandatory to have Health and Medical insurance to join this trip. Get your Travel Insurance.
You can get to Sarria by flight, bus or train.
The tour ends in Santiago de Compostela.
Check with your family doctor.
The route is well maintained and clearly marked, and you will also be provided with detailed maps. However, you will also be given a support number that you can call at any time should you need any help or advice.
There are many places where you can buy some lunch along the Camino Frances. By organizing this for yourself, you can stop to rest when you personally feel ready to eat, as well as having the opportunity to taste the authentic Spanish cuisine offered along the route. Alternatively, you can buy a picnic lunch at a local supermarket to enjoy in a pretty spot along the trail.
Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.
The best time to travel to Northern Spain for this walking adventure is spring and autumn, though the tour can be completed year-round. Summer is the most popular time, but it can be quite warm.
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