Budget Tours & Trips to Galicia

You'll see Lugo's UNESCO Roman walls and stay in nice hotels in Santiago de Compostela and Porto for approx. $190/day. The tour includes free time in medieval Santillana del Mar, a Port wine tasting at a historic cellar, and a Douro River cruise to round out your Galician adventure.

This self-guided route covers 193 km from Ribadeo to Santiago for approx. $190/day, with stays in rooms with private bathrooms and bed and breakfast throughout. You'll pass through villages like Mondoñedo, Vilalba, and Arzúa with daily luggage transfers, then finish with a cheese tasting and guided walking tour of the UNESCO Cathedral quarter.

Starting from Tui, this route takes you through Galician villages like O Porrino, Redondela, and Pontevedea, with bed and breakfast stays that include private bathrooms. At approx. $110/day, you'll get luggage transfers up to 20 kg, a boat ride from Vilanova to Pontecesures, and a cheese tasting in Santiago's old town.

This self-guided trek follows the Portuguese Way for 115 km across Galicia, passing through historic towns like Tui, O Porrino, Redondela, Pontevedra, and Caldas de Reis before reaching Santiago de Compostela. You'll stay in bed and breakfasts while your luggage gets transferred daily, letting you walk light through these charming Galician villages.

Walk from Baiona to Santiago de Compostela for approx. $150/day, staying in budget-friendly B&Bs with private bathrooms in spots like Pontevedra, Caldas de Reis, and Vigo. Your bags get transferred between stops so you can hike light, and there's a traditional Galician cheese tasting waiting in Santiago's old town.

Starting from Lugo's UNESCO-listed Roman walls, this self-guided trek covers 99 km over a week to Santiago de Compostela's famous cathedral. You'll stay in bed and breakfasts with daily luggage transfers up to 20 kg, and there's a traditional Galician cheese tasting waiting in Santiago's old town when you arrive.

Walk Galicia's legendary pilgrimage route for around $600 total, with traditional albergue stays and train transfer included. Rest in authentic pilgrim hostels throughout Galician villages while savoring regional specialties like Arzúa-Ulloa cheese.