Camino de Santiago From Lugo - 7 days

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7 daysDuration

Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants

14 peopleMaximum group size

18 - 80 yearsAge range for participants

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Lugo, Spain

Santiago De Compostela, Spain

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Highlights

Lugo - Discover the best-preserved Roman walls in Europe, explore thermal baths and the Roman bridge, and enjoy local tapas in Galicia’s lively historic city

A Ponte de Ferreira - Stay in a traditional Galician village surrounded by rolling farmland and ancient routes

Melide - Connect to the famous French Way and sample Galicia’s renowned pulpo (octopus) in this bustling pilgrim town

Arzua - Stroll through charming hamlets and try the region’s celebrated cheese

Monte do Gozo - Reach the iconic viewpoint for a first glimpse of the Santiago Cathedral and reflect on the journey’s final leg

Itinerary

SELF GUIDED: Experience the Camino de Santiago on this 6-day tour, beginning in Lugo, a city rich in Roman heritage and Galician gastronomy. Walk from Lugo to A Ponte de Ferreira and on to Melide, where the route joins the French Way. Continue through charming rural landscapes to Arzua, known for its cheese, then head to O Pedrouzo for a reflective day before the final stage. Conclude in Santiago de Compostela, reaching the iconic cathedral and enjoying the fulfilment of completing this historic pilgrimage.

day 1Arrival in Lugo

Arrive in the historic city of Lugo and make your way to your accommodation. The rest of the day is yours to explore. Lugo boasts the best-preserved Roman walls in Europe—now a UNESCO World Heritage Site—as well as ancient thermal baths and a Roman bridge. The city’s festive atmosphere and diverse food scene invite us to enjoy Galician wines and sample tapas in its lively old town. Tonight, settle in and prepare for the journey ahead.

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Lugo

day 2Camino Trail

day 3Onward to Melide

day 4To Arzua

day 5A Quiet Reflection to O Pedrouzo

day 6The Final Steps

day 7Santiago de Compostela

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Accommodation

6 nights accommodation in a mix of basic hotels, hostels and guesthouses, depending on availability

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6 breakfasts

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Transfer of one piece of luggage (max 20kg) between each stop

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Guided tour of Santiago with official local guide

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24hr Emergency telephone lineRoute map in digital formatPilgrim passPilgrim scallopGalician cheese tasting in SantiagoNote: This tour is operated in conjunction with our trusted partner, and you will join travellers from different operators, not solely On The Go.

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Itinerary

day 1Arrival in Lugo

day 2Camino Trail

day 3Onward to Melide

day 4To Arzua

day 5A Quiet Reflection to O Pedrouzo

day 6The Final Steps

day 7Santiago de Compostela

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