Walk the Camino de Santiago | Sarria to Santiago de Compostela

One of the most well-known pilgrimage routes in the world, the Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, draws thousands of hikers and pilgrims each year. The magnificent Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, which is thought to contain the bones of the apostle St. James, is the destination of the journey. Sarria is one of the most popular places to begin this pilgrimage since it provides a doable yet rewarding 8-day walk to Santiago de Compostela. The last 100 kilometres needed to obtain the Compostela certificate are covered by this route.

Walking the Camino de Santiago from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela in eight days blends physical difficulty with spiritual introspection. With every step you take, you get a little bit closer to appreciating the ageless appeal of this age-old pilgrimage and its exceptional chance to engage with the rich history and customs of the Camino. Whether you pursue this path for spiritual, religious, or just plain fun, the experiences and knowledge from the trip will be remembered for a very long time. 

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Walk the Camino de Santiago

8 days, Sarria to Santiago de Compostela

If you’re looking to take on your own pilgrimage — along a route filled with beautiful countryside and rustic villages of Northern Spain — start here, at the Camino de Santiago. On this eight-day trip, complete the last 100 km of the pilgrimage route to Santiago and receive a "compostela" at the finish to prove your accomplishment. Refuel with tasty Spanish food and take the time to stop and smell the flowers — it’s active but at a slower, more picturesque pace.

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