November 4, 2026
Camino de Santiago as a group or with friends: how to plan it
Route, pace, rooms and luggage for walking the last 100 km as a group without arguments. Group rate from 6 people.
Organized with an agency · How to do the Camino
Two ways to walk the Camino: organized by an agency with luggage transfer and support, or on your own, booking each night yourself.
Organized with an agency means someone books every night and moves your pack, and you just walk. There are two ways to walk the Camino de Santiago: plan it yourself, stage by stage, or let someone book your lodgings, luggage transfer and transfers. Here we compare both with data: what each option costs, how many days you need, which section to choose for a first Camino and what to book before you leave, especially in the 2027 Holy Year, when beds on the last 100 km fill up earlier.
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September 27, 2026
Camino de Santiago from the US: flights, jet lag and where to start
How Americans get to the Camino de Santiago: which airport to fly into, how to reach Sarria or Tui, jet lag, cell service and cost in dollars.
September 11, 2026
Luggage transfer and travel insurance on the Camino
How much it costs to send your pack stage by stage, how it works and which insurance makes sense.
Frequently asked questions
How many people do you need for the group rate?
Six. From there the quote is priced at the group rate.
Camino de Santiago as a group or with friends: how to plan it
Which airport should I fly into for the Camino de Santiago?
Madrid (MAD) for the Camino Francés from Sarria or O Cebreiro; Porto (OPO) or Santiago (SCQ) for the Camino Portugués from Tui; Santiago or A Coruña for the Camino Inglés from Ferrol.
Camino de Santiago from the US: flights, jet lag and where to start
How much does luggage transfer cost on the Camino?
€6–8 per stage and bag; passes for the last 100 km cost €30–40.
Your Camino organized, with nothing to worry about
A room booked every night, luggage that travels on its own and someone on the phone. Free quote within 24 h, no obligation.
