Self Guided Walking Holidays Tours & Trips in Galicia

Cross into Galicia via the Miño River pilgrim ferry and hike through the Celtic Castro de Santa Tegra archaeological site 341m above A Guarda. Walk coastal paths to the 12th-century monastery in Oia and through Arcade, famous for its oysters. Trek the final stage through typically green Galician countryside to Santiago's UNESCO World Heritage old town, staying in local accommodations in Redondela and Caldas de Reis thermal springs.

Walk the iconic Portuguese Camino from Tui to Santiago de Compostela over 8 days, crossing the historic Miño River and climbing to Ribadelouro before heading down through the charming town of Mons to Redondela. Trek through the lush forests and vineyard valleys of the Bermaña region, passing the historic Bridge of Sampaio on the way to Pontevedra.

Starting from Lugo's ancient Roman fortifications, you'll walk 26.5 km through rolling countryside to A Ponte de Ferreira. The route continues 20 km to Melide where it converges with the French Way, then 14.1 km through villages like Boente and Castaneda to Arzua, known for its artisanal cheese. Your final 19.4 km leads through Lavacolla and up Monte do Gozo, offering views of Santiago's cathedral towers before arriving at Plaza del Obradoiro.

Follow the old pilgrimage paths through Galicia's green countryside, starting from Santiago de Compostela and heading through Negreira and Olveiroa to the coastal town of Fisterra. This self-guided walk takes you past stone crosses and rural hamlets, staying in local guesthouses and hostels.

Trek from Santiago de Compostela through Galicia's quiet countryside to the Atlantic coast, crossing the medieval Ponte Maceira over the Tambre River and climbing Monte Aro for views of the Fervenza reservoir. Walk through oak and chestnut forests to the fishing village of Corcubión, passing the Hermitage of Nuestra Señora das Neves along the way. Reach Cape Fisterra, the ancient 'end of the world,' then finish at the sanctuary of Virxe da Barca in Muxía, perched above the ocean.

Trek through the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of A Terra Chá, where rolling hills and native forests line the pilgrimage route between Abadín and Vilalba. Starting from the coastal harbor town of Ribadeo, you'll head into Galicia's rural heartland and climb around 260 meters over 5 kilometers to reach Gondán.

Trek the final 100 kilometers of the Camino de Santiago self-guided through Galicia's chestnut and oak forests, earning your Compostela certificate at the UNESCO-listed Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. The route from Sarria takes you through authentic hamlets like Barbadelo, Ferreiros, and Castaneda.

Trek the final 114 kilometers of the Camino Frances from Sarria through eucalyptus forests and farmland, passing the famous 100-kilometer marker near Ferreiros. Cross the old medieval bridge with its four stone arches at Melide, then climb Monte Gozo for your first view of Santiago Cathedral.

This self-guided walk covers 120 kilometers over 6 days with luggage transfers between hotels. Start from coastal Caminha and head through rolling countryside to Redondela on Vigo Bay, crossing ancient stone bridges near Pontevedra before reaching Santiago.