A bench overlooking the Atlantic coast and cliffs of Galicia.

Make more of your Camino.

Add a guided visit, a day beside the Atlantic or time to discover another side of Galicia before, during or after your journey.

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Beyond the walking

A thoughtful addition to your journey.

Your Camino remains at the heart of the trip. These Experiences are optional additions for travelers who would like to understand Santiago more deeply, continue to Finisterre or use an extra day to explore Galicia.

Choose one of our six currently available Experiences below, or tell us what interests you when planning your Camino. Experiences can also be booked independently, and where possible we can arrange other guided visits and activities around your travel dates.

Six ways to explore further

Experiences in and around Santiago.

Each Experience has a clearly defined format and can be confirmed as part of your Camino proposal or as an independent booking.

The stone towers and historic facade of Santiago Cathedral.

Private walking tour

Guided Tour of Santiago

Stone streets, hidden stories & local life

For travelers who want to understand the history, character and everyday life of the city beyond the Cathedral.

Granite coastline and clear Atlantic water in the Rías Baixas.

Private Experience

Private Day Tour to the Rías Baixas

Albariño vineyards, villages & Atlantic flavors

For travelers who want coastal scenery, characterful villages and the flavors of the Atlantic in a day planned personally for them.

Something else in mind?

Other visits and activities, arranged on request.

You may prefer a food or wine experience, an additional guided visit, time in another city, or an activity that fits naturally into your Camino. Tell us what would add meaning to your journey and we will advise what can be arranged for your dates.

Any additional service is subject to availability and is confirmed as part of your personalized proposal.

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Explore our walking, cycling and supported journeys, then add the visits or activities that make the trip feel complete.

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