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Price from €945 per person sharing

Non Refundable Deposit of €150 per person + booking fee

• Includes:
  • Edel Conroy and a Uwalk Tour Manager will accompany the group along the Camino, however please note that this is a Self Guided Walking Trip. Walking Notes will be provided with your documents to help you along the way.
  • 7 Nights Hotel accommodation with private facilities. We have chosen popular family run hotels along the route. Accommodation is simple and follows the character of the area.
  • 3 Nights in Lugo
  • 2 Nights in Arzúa
  • 2 Nights in Santiago
  • Breakfast included daily.
  • Scheduled Airport Transfers included to connect with the recommended Aer Lingus flight. Transfers required later than the scheduled transfer are available at an additional cost.
  • 1 x 20kg Bag transferred daily.
  • Walking Notes – A hard copy of each day’s walking notes will be available at your hotel.
  • Pilgrim Passport – You will receive on arrival at your first hotel
  • Emergency support in the event of a problem.
  • 1 Uwalk Tour Manager throughout the trip
  • Back up support of Uwalk local office.

   

• Not Included: 
  • Flights
  • Meals not specified above
  • Compulsory Travel Insurance
  • Items of a personal nature

   

• Walking the Camino:
  • Walk the last 115km to Santiago. 100kms is the minimum distance required to receive the ‘Compostela Certificate’
  • Collect stamps from the places you pass through to certify that you have been there. Stamps can be obtained from Churches, Hostels, Town hall & Cafes.
  • Collect Two Stamps per day to receive your ‘Compostela Certificate’.
  • Route is well marked (The bike signs can be confusing, so you must stay alert.)

Notes:

• Travel Insurance is compulsory. Proof of travel insurance must be supplied to UWalk 8 weeks prior to departure.
• We recommend European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) lets you get healthcare abroad for free, or at a reduced cost while on holiday. Apply HERE
• Single Trip travel insurance can be purchased HERE.
• Transfers are available on day of arrival for flights arriving/departing in at the same time as the scheduled Aer Lingus flights.
• Rooms are based on twin share. Solo travellers can opt to be paired with other solo travellers for room sharing. Single rooms are generally not available.
• Accommodation is in hotels with private facilities. We have chosen popular family run hotels along the route. Accommodation is simple and follows the character of the area.
• Final payment is due on 29^th May 2026

N.B: All participants MUST have travel insurance and book their own flights.

Recommended Aer Lingus Flights

A scheduled arrival and departure transfer will be available for the flights below:

Friday, 24^th July – Dublin to Santiago de Compostela

Flight: EI 742

Depart: Dublin at 13:00

Arrive: Santiago at 16:15

Flight duration is 2h 15m.

Friday, 31st July – Santiago de Compostela to Dublin

Flight: EI 743

Depart: Santiago at 16:55

Arrive: Dublin at 18:05

Flight duration: 2h 10m

Accommodation is in 2/3 star hotels and pensions with private facilities. We have chosen popular family run hotels / pensions along the route. Accommodation is simple and follows the character of the area.

• 3 Nights in Lugo
• 2 Nights in Arzúa
• 2 Nights in Santiago

Available Rooms:

• Twin Room – 2 Guests (Both names are required when booking)
• Twin Room – Guaranteed Room Share (If you are a solo traveller and wish to share a room, we will match you up with someone to share a room).

• Single Supplement on request

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Camino Travel Tips

1. Break in your walking boots and socks to prevent blisters. It is also a good idea to have worn any clothing on long walks before you travel to make sure they are comfortable.
2. Bring runners or ideally flip flops for evening time to give your feet at chance to breath & recover
3. Pack a sports bottle & fill it each morning before you leave the hotel at breakfast
4. Bring spare (dry!) socks in your backpack
5. Get your pilgrim passport stamped in hotels, shops & restaurants along the Way. You must have walked 100km in order to receive your Compostela certificate of completion, in Santiago.
6. If you have luggage transport booked with us, put your name on your luggage label and attach it to your case on the first morning. This will enable the driver to identify your bag and its destination each day.
7. Buy a scallop shell on your first day & attach it to your rucksack
8. A poncho is fantastic for any wet days to keep you, your clothing & your bag dry
9. If you run out of battery on your camera / phone along the way, charge it in one of the many restaurants / cafes that you stop at. Just bring your adapter & lead. Or take a charged battery pack with you.

What to pack in your rucksack?

1. Plasters (incl. blister plasters)
2. Safety Pins
3. Sun Cream
4. Lip Protection
5. Snacks (Protein Bars, Glucose sweets or take a few pastries from the breakfast buffet!)
6. Hiking Poles (if required)
7. Plastic Bags for wet clothing
8. Spare socks & t-shirt depending on the weather
9. Water Bottles
10. Tissues / Wipes
11. Antibacterial Hand Gel
12. Camera (Charge your battery fully & make sure you’ve plenty of memory!)
13. Mobile Phone
14. Sun Glasses
15. Pilgrim Passport
16. Emergency Phone number (on travel documents)
17. Hotel Voucher & Directions to hotel
18. Spanish/Portuguese Phrasebook

Cancellation Policy

Up to 60 days before travel = loss of deposit

60 – 30 days before travel = 50% cancellation charges

30-15 days before travel = 75% cancellation charges

Inside 14 days = 100% cancellation charges: NO REFUND.

Name Changes

Name changes may be allowed subject to the agreement our suppliers/partners as follows:

Up to 30 days before travel €50.00pp

30 days to 8 days €100.00pp

Inside 7 days no changes.

Useful Blogs:

Walking the Camino – Advice from Chartered Physiotherapist Siobhán Treacey

Training for the Camino de Santiago

A Typical day on the Camino

Staying Hydrated on the Camino

Camino Paperwork

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