Route of the Camino de Santiago 2026

Route of 3 nights

Paradores on the Route

Parador de Baiona
Parador de Pontevedra
Parador de Santiago de Compostela

BOOKING ROUTE

Rates Routes 3 Nights Group II 2026

Conditions

General conditions

Route available from January to December 2026.
Starts on Sunday and ends on Wednesday.
Neither the dates of stay nor the establishments can be changed or modified during the route.
This route and rates are not valid for groups.
A credit card will always be required as a guarantee for the booking.

Cancellations and check-in

Cancellations made less than 48 hours before the day of arrival will incur a cancellation fee equal to the cost of the first night of the route.
Cancellations made during the route will not be refunded.
No-shows: Failure to show up on the first day of the tour will result in the cancellation of the entire tour and the first night's stay will be charged as a cancellation fee. Taxes included.

Rates

Bed and breakfast tour (full price of the tour, VAT included) from January to April and from November to December.

Per person in a standard double room: 240 €.
Per child in an extra bed (children up to 12 years old): 18.75 € for breakfast only, extra bed free of charge.
Per adult in an extra bed: 179.25 €.
Double room for single use: 442.50 €.

Half-board route (full price of the route, VAT included) from January to April and from November to December.

Per person in a standard double room: 330 €.
Per child in an extra bed (children up to 12 years old): 63.75 € for half board only, extra bed free of charge.
Per adult in an extra bed: 269.25 €.
Double room for single use: 532.50 €.
Drinks not included.

Bed and breakfast route (full price of the route, VAT included) from May to October.

Per person in a standard double room: 260 €.
Per child in an extra bed (children up to 12 years old): 18.75 € for breakfast only, extra bed free of charge.
Per adult in extra bed:193.25 €.
Double room for single use: 482.50 €.

Half board route (full price of the route, VAT included) from May to October.

Per person in a standard double room: 350 €.
Per child in extra bed (children up to 12 years old): 63.75 € for half board only, extra bed free of charge.
Per adult in extra bed: 283.25 €.
Double room for single use: 572.50 €.
Drinks not included.

The route includes

Three nights' accommodation in a standard double room on the chosen basis (bed and breakfast or half board).

The route does not include

Transportation will be at the customer's expense, as well as visits or entrance fees to monuments or places of interest (the information provided is for guidance only).

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a European Cultural Route by the Council of Europe.

From 240€ /per person.

This route is available from January to December 2026.

This route allows you to visit the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, where, according to tradition, the tomb of Saint James the Greater is located.

This route starts on Sunday

Day 1

Parador de Baiona

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

+34 986355000

[email protected]

Sunday

Our pilgrimage to the tomb of the apostle along the Camino de Santiago, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a European Cultural Route by the Council of Europe, begins in the southern Rías Baixas, in the historic town of Baiona. It was here that the arrival of the caravel La Pinta on March 1, 1493, brought news of the Discovery of America. Protected from the open sea by a beautiful bay lies the Monterreal peninsula, where the Parador awaits you within its walled fortress. A paradise for savoring fresh fish and seafood. From there, you'll enjoy breathtaking sunsets with the Cíes Islands in the distance, inviting you to explore their cliffs, beaches, dunes, seabed, and pristine trails. Within the walled enclosure is the Royal Yacht Club of Baiona, where you can sail and enjoy nautical tourism. You can't leave Baiona without taking a tour of Monte do Boi and Serra da Groba, from which the Rías Baixas look like a sober and colorful watercolor, without seeing the sunset at Cabo Silleiro, without visiting the viewpoint of the Virgin of Roca or without wandering through its splendid old town and its seafront promenade.

Day 2

Parador de Pontevedra

Barón, 19, 36002, Pontevedra

+34 986855800

[email protected]

Monday

Crossing rias and estuaries—a visit to Vigo along the way is well worth it to stroll through the Old Town and enjoy some oysters at the A Pedra market—we reach Pontevedra, whose elegant and well-preserved old town is home to the Renaissance palace that houses the Parador hotel. 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, are also of interest. The Pontevedra Museum, with its collection spread across five stately buildings, is also worth a visit. A few kilometers from the city, the Rías Baixas open onto the Atlantic, where you can enjoy fantastic sunsets at places like La Toja Island, urban beaches such as Silgar in Sanxenxo, or vast golden stretches of sand like A Lanzada. A visit to nearby towns like El Crove and Combarro, with their picturesque centuries-old granaries, is also recommended. In February and March, the Camellia Route is scheduled through the different monasteries and manor houses in the area.

Day 3

Parador de Santiago de Compostela

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

+34 981582200

[email protected]

Tuesday

Santiago is a World Heritage City and offers travelers countless places to visit. The Plaza del Obradoiro with its beautiful Cathedral, the Plaza de la Universidad, its streets where you can experience the vibrant life of its inhabitants, palaces and churches, or museums such as the Cathedral Museum, the Museum of the Galician People, or the Galician Center for Contemporary Art. A truly captivating city.