The Finisterre Way commences from Santiago where you will enjoy breathtaking views of the countryside and the ocean along the journey to Finisterre, which is the end of the Camino de Santiago trail. Finisterre is derived from the Latin finis terrae meaning “end of the earth” and was believed to be a journey to the very edge of the known world in Roman times.

Along the Way, you will experience a culture developed over thousands of years, historical influences, gastronomic delights and a rich history of wine.

Join fellow pilgrims from all walks and life and nationalities as they embark on this great adventure.

DEPARTURE LOCATION Santiago
INCLUDED IN SELF-GUIDED
Dedicated support person Emergency contact list
Accommodation Spanish phrase book
Luggage transfer daily (1 bag) Waterproof map
Pilgrim’s Passport Daily luggage tags
Camino walking guide Pre-trip briefings
Hotel location map
INCLUDED IN GUIDED
Dedicated support person Pilgrim’s Passport
Accommodation Camino walking guide
24 hour concierge Hotel location map
Support vehicle Emergency contact list
Daily breakfast and dinner Spanish phrase book
Airport transfers Daily luggage tags
Luggage transfer daily (1 bag) Pre-trip briefings
NOT INCLUDED
Airfares
Single supplement
Travel insurance
PRICING
From A$950 pp (twin share) for Self-Guided Treks
POA for Guided Treks
All prices quoted in Australian dollars
Subject to exchange rate fluctuations

It is mandatory to have your own full travel insurance cover for the entire period of your Adventure Camino trek.

We require a deposit of 50% to confirm your booking.

1

Day 1: Departure

Santiago
2

Day 2

Santiago – Negreira (Approx 21km)
3

Day 3

Negreira – Santa Marina (Approx 20km)
4

Day 4

Santa Marina – Olveiroa (Approx 13km)
5

Day 5

Olveiroa – Cee (Approx 17km)
6

Day 6

Cee – Finisterre (Approx 14km) (Return by bus to Santiago)
8

Day 7

Santiago – Depart

Drink bottle

Alarm clock

Hat or cap with a brim

Sunscreen

Bourdon or hiking pole

Footwear: Lightweight trekking boots for hiking and comfortable shoes for other times

Backpack: Lightweight frame, height adjustable (approx 35 and 50 litres)

Clothing: Lightweight, breathable clothing, poncho or raincoat and, in winter, beany, scarf and gloves

Sleeping bag to suit the season

Basic medicine kit: Panadol, scissors, bandaids, gauze, tweezers and adhesive tape

Headlamp for night

Earplugs

Pillowcases

Laundry detergent

Tissues and toilet paper

Departure Dates of The Finisterre Way – 7 Day Self-Guided Treks during 2023

 

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Trek 1:

TBA
2

Trek 2

TBA
3

Trek 3

TBA
4

Trek 4

TBA
5

Trek 5

TBA
6

Trek 6

TBA
7

Trek 7

TBA

8

Trek 8

TBA

9

Trek 9

TBA

10

Trek 10

TBA

11

Trek 11

TBA

Fisterra Lighthouse