• Parador de Baiona

Camino de Santiago Route II

Route of 3 nights

Paradores on the Route

  1. Parador de Baiona
  2. Parador de Pontevedra
  3. Parador de Santiago de Compostela
BOOKING ROUTE
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE ROUTE

"3-Night Routes" Rates

"3-Night Routes" Rates

"3-Night Routes" Rates

Conditions

General Conditions

  • Route available until December 2024 (included).
  • The stay starts on Sunday and finishes on Wednesday.
  • The route is not valid for departures between 7 July and 18 August, both inclusive.
  • Neither dates of the stay nor the establishments can be varied or modified during the route.
  • This route and rate are not valid for groups.
  • A credit card will always be required as a guarantee of the reservation.

Cancellations and appearance

  • The price of the first night of the route shall be the cancellation fee charged for cancellations made less than 48 hours before the day of arrival.
  • Cancellations made during the route shall not be entitled to any refund of the price paid.
  • No appearance: If the guest does not appear on the first day of the route, it will imply the cancellation of the complete route and the payment of the first night as a cancellation fee. Taxes included.

Rates

Bed and breakfast route (complete price of the route. VAT included)

  • Price per person in standard double room: € 195
  • Price per children in supplementary bed (children aged up to 12): € 18.75 exclusively for breakfast, free supplementary bed.
  • Price per adult in supplementary bed: € 147.75
  • Double room for single use: € 352.50

Half board route (complete price of the route. VAT included)

  • Price per person in standard double room: € 280
  • Price per children in supplementary bed (children aged up to 12): € 61.25 exclusively for half board, free supplementary bed.
  • Price per adult in supplementary bed: € 232.75
  • Double room for single use: € 437.50€.
  • Beverages not included.

The route includes 

A 3-night stay in a standard double room on the chosen basis (bed and breakfast or half board).

The route does not include

Transport shall be at the expense of the guests, as will the tours and access to monuments or places of interest (the information offered is of a merely indicative nature).


A fascinating route along the west Galician coastline to Santiago, surrounded by cliffs, mountains and rias with stops in Baiona and Pontevedra.


From €195 /person


Route available in the months of February to April and from September to December 2024.

This route starts on Sunday

Day 1

Parador de Baiona

Parador de Baiona

Avenida Arquitecto Jesús Valverde, 3, 36300, Baiona (Pontevedra)

+34 986355000

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Sunday

Our pilgrimage to the tomb of the apostle on the Way of St. James, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a European Cultural Itinerary by the Council of Europe, starts in the south of the Rías Baixas, in the historic town of Baiona, where the arrival of the caravel La Pinta on 1 March 1493 announced the news of the Discovery of America. Protected from the open sea by a beautiful bay is the Monterreal peninsula, where the Parador awaits you in the walled fortress. A paradise for tasting fish and seafood. From there you will enjoy dreamy sunsets where, in the distance, the Cíes Islands invite you to visit their cliffs, their beaches and dunes, their seabed and their unspoilt paths. Within the walled enclosure is the Baiona Royal Yacht Club, where you can go sailing and enjoy nautical tourism. You cannot leave Baiona without taking a tour of Monte do Boi and the Serra da Groba, from which the Rías Baixas look like a sober and colourful watercolour, without seeing the sunset at Cabo Silleiro, without visiting the Virgen da Roca viewpoint or without strolling through its splendid old town and its promenade.

Day 2

Parador de Pontevedra

Parador de Pontevedra

Barón, 19, 36002, Pontevedra

+34 986855800

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Monday

Crossing estuaries and estuaries - on the way, it is worth a visit to Vigo to stroll through the Old Town and have some oysters in the A Pedra market - we reach Pontevedra, in whose elegant and well-kept old quarter stands the Renaissance palace that houses the Parador. Of interest are the Basilica of Santa María la Mayor, a jewel of Gothic architecture, and the Church of the Pilgrim Virgin, a chapel with a scallop-shaped floor plan. The Museum of Pontevedra is also worth a visit, with its collection spread over five noble buildings. A few kilometres from the city, the Rías Baixas open up to the Atlantic, where you can enjoy fantastic sunsets in places such as the island of La Toja, urban beaches such as Silgar in Sanxenxo, or huge golden sands such as A Lanzada. It is also advisable to visit nearby towns such as El Crove and Combarro, with their picturesque century-old granaries. In February and March, the Camellia Route is organised through the different monasteries and manor houses in the area.

Day 3

Parador de Santiago de Compostela

Parador de Santiago de Compostela

Praza do Obradoiro, 1, 15705, Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña)

+34 981582200

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Tuesday

Santiago, the end of the route, is a World Heritage City and offers travellers one of the most luxurious and beautiful hotels in the Parador network: the Parador de Santiago, known as Hostal dos Reis Católicos. The city of the apostle seduces with its Plaza del Obradoiro, where the beautiful Cathedral stands, the Plaza de la Universidad, its pulsating streets and markets, palaces and churches, museums such as the Cathedral, the Pobo Galego or the Centro Galego de Arte Contemporáneo (Galician Centre of Contemporary Art). You must try the Santiago cake and the Padrón peppers, and you can't miss the opportunity to taste the peculiar Galician wines.