Camino Ingles- Ferrol to Santiago- 6 Nights

• 6 nights’ accommodation in carefully selected hotels, guesthouses and pilgrim-friendly accommodation with private facilities where available
• Daily luggage transfers between accommodations
• The Compostela certificate
• Comprehensive route notes and navigation resources
• Detailed pre-departure information pack
• Expert local knowledge and 24-hour emergency assistance during your trip
• Professional event organisation and itinerary planning

Exclusions:
• Travel to Ferrol and from Santiago
• Lunches and evening meals
• Personal insurance (for cancellation, accident, health, emergency evacuation and loss, theft of or damage to baggage and personal effects)
• Airport transfers
• Tourist taxes where applicable
• Guiding services (available on request)

• Single room supplement £60 per person per night (subject to availability)
• Solo traveller supplement £60 per person per night
• Odd group supplement £60 per group per night may apply if a single room is required.
• Extra night prior to start (single room) £180 per person
• Extra night prior to the start (twin room, needs 2 people) £90 per person
• Extra night at the end of the event (single room) £180 per person
• Extra night at the end of the event (twin room, needs 2 people) £90 per person

Please select from Optional Extras at checkout.

Getting There

By air: The nearest airport is A Coruña Airport, approximately 50 km away, with regular flights from several Spanish and European cities. From the airport, buses and taxis connect to Ferrol.

Alternatively, fly into Santiago–Rosalía de Castro Airport and travel by train or bus to Ferrol, a journey of around 2–3 hours. Ferrol is also well connected by rail and long-distance bus services from major cities including Madrid and A Coruña.

Getting Away:

By air:Santiago–Rosalía de Castro Airport is located approximately 15 km from the city centre and offers regular flights to Madrid, Barcelona, and a range of major European destinations. The airport is easily reached by taxi or public bus in around 20–30 minutes.

By rail: Santiago has excellent rail connections operated by Renfe, with direct and high-speed services to cities including Madrid, A Coruña, Vigo, and Ourense. From A Coruña, further national and regional connections are available across Spain.

You can purchase evening meals either at the accommodation or nearby. When our event planners send you the schedule with itinerary you could prearrange directly with the accommodation or during the walk.

For lunches we would suggest bringing some of your own favourite snack bars and then asking the accommodation for a packed lunch for the following day and also supplementing that at stops en-route.

Accommodation is generally in a mixture of family-run hotels, guesthouses, rural inns and carefully selected pilgrim-friendly accommodation. Private ensuite facilities will be provided wherever possible, although in some smaller villages facilities may occasionally be shared.

Once your booking is confirmed, your event planner will provide details of your accommodation and discuss any preferences or special requirements.

Due to accommodation restrictions and the logistics involved with luggage transfers across multiple regions of Spain, this trip is generally not recommended for travellers with dogs.

If you would prefer to have a guide for your walk, even just for one day, then we are happy to help. We can provide a qualified leader (also first aid qualified) to lead your trek or on just one of the sections. Just ask us.
A guide can not only take the stress out of navigation, but you will also find them a great asset in terms of providing an insight into all things environment and nature.

For available dates please see the ‘build your trip’ option on the left hand side on desktops or at the bottom on mobiles. You can reserve your space via this route.

After placing your booking with us, you will in the first instance receive an automated email from our system confirming receipt of your reservation. If you don’t receive it, it is worth checking your spam/clutter folder.

In the process of placing your booking, you will generally set up an access password to our online gateway where you can review the details of the booking.

Your personal event planner will then be in touch with you to start to confirm the details. This contact will usually be taken up in the working day after receipt of your booking, but may, in busy times, take a little longer. The event planner will then liaise with you regarding the details of the course. If you have any specific requirements, please do mention it at this stage.

Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end, and your Camino journey concludes in the magnificent city of Santiago de Compostela, the historic heart of Galicia.

If you haven’t arranged an additional night’s stay, your luggage will be delivered to a central drop-off point, making it easy for you to collect your belongings before continuing your onward travel. From here, you can proceed with your journey as outlined in the ‘Getting There and Back’ section above.

Many walkers choose to celebrate the end of their Camino experience with an extra night in Santiago — and for good reason. With its stunning cathedral, atmospheric old town, lively squares, and exceptional Galician cuisine, it’s the perfect place to relax, reflect on your journey, and collect your Compostela certificate. If you would like to extend your stay, this can be arranged as an optional add-on with your event planner.