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Highlights
Walk the scenic stretch of the Atlantic Way walking from Ferrol to Finisterre
Walk the Camino Inglés and Camino Finisterre in one unforgettable journey.
Discover historic Galician towns including Betanzos, Santiago, and Cee.
Journey through forests, farmland, rural villages, and dramatic Atlantic scenery.
Finish in Finisterre, the legendary “end of the world.”
Experience two of Galicia’s most rewarding pilgrimage routes on the Camino Atlantic: Ferrol to Finisterre Camino Tour, a self-guided walking journey that combines the historic Camino Inglés with the dramatic Camino Finisterre. Beginning in the naval city of Ferrol, follow centuries-old pilgrim paths through coastal villages, peaceful forests, rolling farmland, and historic towns such as Pontedeume and Betanzos before reaching Santiago de Compostela and its magnificent cathedral.
Rather than ending your Camino in Santiago, continue west toward the Atlantic Ocean on the legendary route to Finisterre, once considered the “end of the world.” Walk through rural Galician villages, quiet countryside, and increasingly coastal landscapes before reaching Cee and the final approach to Fisterra. With pre-arranged accommodation, luggage transfers, detailed route information, and local in-country support, this self-guided Camino tour offers an unforgettable way to experience the Camino Inglés and Camino Finisterre in one seamless adventure.
Experience two of Galicia’s most rewarding pilgrimage routes on the Camino Atlantic: Ferrol to Finisterre Camino Tour, a self-guided walking journey that combines the historic Camino Inglés with the dramatic Camino Finisterre. Beginning in the naval city of Ferrol, follow centuries-old pilgrim paths through coastal villages, peaceful forests, rolling farmland, and historic towns such as Pontedeume and Betanzos before reaching Santiago de Compostela and its magnificent cathedral.
Rather than ending your Camino in Santiago, continue west toward the Atlantic Ocean on the legendary route to Finisterre, once considered the “end of the world.” Walk through rural Galician villages, quiet countryside, and increasingly coastal landscapes before reaching Cee and the final approach to Fisterra. With pre-arranged accommodation, luggage transfers, detailed route information, and local in-country support, this self-guided Camino tour offers an unforgettable way to experience the Camino Inglés and Camino Finisterre in one seamless adventure.
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Ferrol to Finisterre Camino Tour Itinerary
Day 1 Check in Ferrol
Arrival in Ferrol, starting point of the English Way.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Ferrol
Distance: None
Meals: None
Day 2 Ferrol to Pontedeume
The first stage of this Camino is the longest, so it is possible to divide it in two and stay in Neda if this is too long off the start. We recommend a visit to the port of Ferrol before starting the route, as it is one of the most emblematic places of Galicia. On the other hand, once on the Camino make sure to stop at the Monastery of San Martiño de Neda.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Pontedeume
Distance: 30 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 3 Pontedeume to Betanzos
This is a coastal stretch, with very pleasant views. Before reaching Betanzos, stop at the Church of San Pantaleón de las Viñas, one of the most iconic points of the English Way.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Betanzos
Distance: 21 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 4 Betanzos to San Paio de Buscás
Leave historic Betanzos behind and walk into the peaceful Galician countryside, following quiet lanes and woodland paths through rolling farmland and small rural villages. Gentle climbs and descents add variety to the day before you reach the tranquil hamlet of San Paio de Buscás.
Overnight Location: Hotel in San Paio de Buscás
Distance: 31 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 5 San Paio de Buscás to Sigüeiro
Walk through the peaceful Galician countryside toward Sigüeiro, following quiet country lanes, forest tracks, and gently rolling farmland dotted with small villages. This tranquil stage offers a pleasant mix of woodland and rural scenery as you continue south along the Camino Inglés.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Sigüeiro
Distance: 24 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 6 Press on to Santiago de Compostela
Today you’ll be following a mix of quiet lanes, woodland paths, and increasingly urban stretches as you approach Santiago de Compostela. The excitement builds as the cathedral towers come into view, leading you into the historic old town and finally to the magnificent Praza do Obradoiro.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Santiago de Compostela
Distance: 16 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 7 Santiago to Negreira
The first stage of this trail has little difficulty. On your way to Negreira, you will walk through pine and eucalyptus forests, small villages and Roman bridges.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Negreira
Distance: 21 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 8 Negreira to Vilaserío
Leave Negreira behind and continue west along the Camino through peaceful Galician countryside, following quiet lanes, woodland paths, and rolling farmland. The route climbs gradually through small rural villages before reaching Vilaserío, a tranquil stop surrounded by green fields and forested hills.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Vilaserío
Distance: 13 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 9 Vilaserío to Olveiroa
Continue through rural Galicia on a scenic stage of the Camino Finisterre, passing quiet hamlets, farmland, and stretches of forest as the route undulates gently westward. The day finishes in the traditional village of Olveiroa, known for its stone houses, old granaries, and peaceful countryside setting.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Olveiroa
Distance: 21 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 10 Olveiroa to Cee
Walk through quiet countryside and forest tracks as the Camino gradually approaches the Atlantic coast. Enjoy your first sweeping views of the sea before descending toward the coastal town of Cee.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Cee
Distance: 19 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 11 Final Walk to Finisterre
The Camino in this stage takes you along the Atlantic coast while enjoying the high cliffs that give its name to its coast, the wild beaches and the incredible views it offers. What to do when you get to Finisterre? Undoubtedly, visit the Lighthouse, where it is considered the End of the World. Enjoying the sunset with the views it offers is the greatest pleasure of all this Camino!
Overnight Location: Hotel in Finisterre
Distance: 15 km
Meals: Breakfast
Day 12 Check out Finisterre
Departure from the hotel in Finisterre and end of services.
Overnight Location: None
Distance: None
Meals: Breakfast
2026 Pricing for the Atlantic Way: Self-Guided Walking from Ferrol to Finisterre 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 EUR1205 per person.
Accommodation on Ferrol to Finisterre Camino Tour
During this trip you will mostly stay in hostels and pensions. These accommodations have the necessary services to cover the basic needs of cleanliness and rest. Officially, hostels and guesthouses are 1-star accommodations. However, this rating should not be taken into account when evaluating the level of comfort and quality of their services.
Single Rooms and Solo Travellers
Rooms are double occupancy. You can pay a supplement to have a private room in a hotel where possible. Solo travellers may be required to pay a supplement.
What’s Included in the Ferrol to Finisterre Camino Tour?
Meals
11 breakfasts are included.
Accommodations
Accommodations for 11 nights are included.
Transportation during the Tour
Luggage transfers are included (1 piece per person / 20 kg max).
Also included
- 24-hour emergency line
- Complete documentation and Travel Notebook
- Pilgrim pass
- VAT
Not included
- Any personal transport
- Guide services
- Flights
- Meals, drinks, or snacks not previously mentioned
- Travel insurance
- Tourist Tax
- Personal expenses such as drinks, phone calls, tips, extra transfers, etc.
Optional Extras
- Accommodation upgrades
- Single occupancy upgrades
- How hard is the Ferrol to Finisterre Camino Tour?
- Do I need a visa to travel to Spain?
- Are meals included on the Ferrol to Finisterre Camino Tour?
- Do I need insurance?
- How do I get to Ferrol to start this tour? How do I get to Ferrol to start this tour?
- Where does the Ferrol to Finisterre Camino Tour end?
- Do I need special vaccines to travel to Spain?
- Are there any travel restrictions for Spain?
We rate this tour as a 4 / 5. Although the trail itself is not technical, you will be walking longer distances for multiple days in a row.
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
11 breakfasts are included.
Yes, it is mandatory to have health and medical insurance to join this trip, and your insurance should cover walking. Get your travel insurance.
The nearest major airport to Ferrol is A Coruña Airport (LCG), which is approximately 50 kilometers away. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or use public transportation to reach Ferrol.
The tour ends in Finisterre.
Check with your family doctor.
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.
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