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Camino de Santiago to Fisterra on foot

85 kms

3 stages

4 nights

Everything you need… all in one package!

You will walk the distance between Santiago and Fisterra, staying in the best hostels and guesthouses along this section of the Camino toward the “end of the world.” Enjoy a unique experience and discover firsthand the history, culture, and beauty hidden at every step of this centuries-old route.

From

265€

Price per person in a double room.
VAT included.

85 kms

3 stages

4 nights

4.7

210 reviews

85 kms

4 nights

265€VAT incl.

Per person in double room

All the basics

Included in your trip

We have designed this experience so that you begin your Camino with all the main needs covered in a comfortable and safe way, knowing where to sleep and without having to spend time planning your trip stage by stage.

4 nights
in Guesthouses and Hotels

Insurance
travel coverage

Pilgrim’s Credential
included

Camino guide
in PDF format

24h assistance
for emergencies

Travel documentation
provided

Your way

Need more?

If you want your trip completely arranged and only focus on the exercise, the scenery, and the Camino, you can add additional services to your reservation and start your trip knowing that everything is just the way you want and under control.

Breakfasts
30€

Pilgrim Cancellation
20€

Backpack transfer
35€

Transfer to starting point
140€

Dinners
95€

Airport transfer
35€

Extra night
75€

Your Camino, in brief

Itinerary

In this package we include your pilgrim’s credential so you don’t have to worry about arrangements, and we also provide a digital Camino guide that you can have on your phone. To give you an overview of the route and each stage before you set out, below is a summary of the itinerary from Santiago to Fisterra.

Your route at a glance

Santiago

0 km

0 h

Negreira

21.3 km

4.5 h

Olveiroa

33.2 km

6.5 h

Fisterra

30 km

6 h

DAY

Santiago de Compostela

Overnight in Santiago de Compostela

Many pilgrims choose to continue the journey once they have arrived in Santiago de Compostela. If that’s not the case and you simply want to do this stretch to Fisterra, you can reach Santiago on your own, or if you prefer, we can arrange your transfer to this location from any airport or station where you arrive.

From here, and depending on your arrival time, you can visit various points of interest in Santiago, such as the Cathedral itself, the Plaza del Obradoiro, or the old town. Additionally, you’ll have the chance to enjoy the excellent cuisine offered throughout Galicia and especially in Santiago.

DAY

Santiago > Negreira

Overnight in Negreira

Throughout these 21 kilometers, you will come across numerous charming rural villages, pine and eucalyptus-covered hills, and the crossing of the Roman bridge over the Tambre River at the magical Ponte Maceira, which will carry you effortlessly to the town of Negreira.

Upon arriving in this town, you’ll be able to discover its attractions, such as various manor houses (pazos) and examples of traditional architecture like the monuments to the Pilgrim and the Emigrant.

DAY

Negreira > Olveiroa

Overnight in Olveiroa

This is one of the most beautiful stages of the route to Fisterra, with lush forests full of oaks, beeches, and chestnut trees that will help you disconnect—if only momentarily—from the hard pavement and the polluted air of big cities. Centuries-old stone crosses (cruceiros) and traditional granaries (hórreos) will guide you through the valleys bathed by the Xallas River, which feeds the A Fervenza reservoir.

Although this is a long stage, once you arrive in Olveiroa, don’t miss the chance to visit the reservoir, which can be reached by crossing the bridge and following the river, as well as the centuries-old granaries of the village.

DAY

Olveiroa > Fisterra

Overnight in Fisterra

Once again, you face a long-distance stage, during which you’ll gradually approach the coast until you reach your destination: Cape Fisterra, considered the end of the world by the Romans and the westernmost point of mainland Spain, where you can enjoy one of the most breathtaking sunsets in the world.

But before arriving, you’ll pass through small villages—first inland and then coastal—as well as famous fishing towns like Cee and Corcubión, the latter declared a Historic-Artistic Site.

DAY

Fisterra

Day in Fisterra

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Reviews

What do our customers say?

Have a look at what other pilgrims think about Pilgrim’s services.

Fontenelle sm Centre

10/10!!!! A magnificent experience and excellent management by Pilgrim. We were a group of 24, and everything went perfectly, which is not easy. Thanks a million to the whole team!

RAFAEL SOSA

Excellent organisation and provision of services. Everything within what was contracted, no inconveniences of any kind, and the best disposition at all times.

Brisa Rodríguez

We did the French Way from SJPP in 33 stages and everything was excellent. We had no difficulties at all, the accommodations were very good (bear in mind it is the Camino not a metropolis) and the luggage transports were excellent. I would go back with them again.

Carlos Roncero Alonso

We have done the Camino de Santiago at the end of April from Tui and it has been a great success to do it with Pilgrim. Everything was fantastic (information, management and attention). We found the hotels unbeatable and next year, we will repeat with Pilgrim and another route.

Maria Mestre de Juan

Great! Two years ago, I finished the French Camino. This year, I finished the English Camino. I still have the Portuguese Way, which I will certainly have the advice and expertise of Pilgrim!!!. Do not hesitate, do it with this organisation. Once again, from the bottom of my heart, ... Thousands of thanks!!!! Good Camino to all of you.

Juan Jose Erro

We have done the Camino with Pilgrim in two sections/years, 2021 and 2022. Last year's experience was already very good and this year, 2022, they have surpassed themselves. The accommodation was very good and there were no problems with the transport of luggage. We recommend them.

F. J. C. Muñoz

Thanks to all the Pilgrim team for making this French Way a wonderful experience. At all times they have been professional and very kind to us. Both the accommodation, the staff and the contracted services have met our expectations. We will repeat without hesitation.

Christine Pion

An incredible experience... Thanks to Pilgrim for their perfect organisation, without any setbacks.

EVA VEDIA GARCÍA

We booked our trip with them and we have done the Camino de Santiago from Sarria. They have managed everything for us and everything has been perfect...hotels of maximum comfort and quality and very well located and transfer of luggage and our luggage, to perfection. I didn't know them as a reference of anyone, it was a bet and it has been a success of TEN ...THANK YOU !!!

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