€490

DAY 1. PLACE OF ORIGIN – RÍAS ALTAS: Departure from our place of origin. Lunch at the client’s own expense. Arrival at the hotel, dinner and accommodation.

DAY 2. SANTIAGO: Morning departure to Santiago, visit with official guide. Santiago is the third most important pilgrimage city in Christendom and a World Heritage Site. The Plaza del Obradoiro, surrounded by imposing buildings such as Rajoy Palace, the Pilgrims’ Hospital, or the College of San Jerónimo, form a magnificent setting for the Cathedral. Lunch in a restaurant. Free afternoon. Return to the hotel, dinner and accommodation.

DAY 3. BETANZOS – RÍAS ALTAS: Morning excursion to Betanzos, located on the estuary of the same name, although today it is landlocked, it was once an important port. You can see the church with the Tomb of Fernán Pérez de Andrade. On the outskirts you can visit ‘El Pasatiempo’, a splendid Indian garden. On the way back you will visit the ‘Pazo de Meirás’. Return to the hotel for lunch. Afternoon departure to the sandy area of Valdoviño, then on to Cedeira, a fishing village at the foot of the Serra Capelada, where the sanctuary of San Andrés de Teixido is located. Over the sea, the mountain range drops down to the cliffs of Vixía de Herbeira. Return to the hotel, dinner and accommodation.

DAY 4. LA CORUÑA – MEGA MUSEUM – FERROL: Morning visit to La Coruña, with official guide. On the Avenida de la Marina you will find the famous galleries, the Palacio Municipal, the Plaza de María Pita, the Calle Real and the Torre de Hércules. Next, a visit to the MEGA, the museum of Estrella Galicia, the pioneer beer brewery in Spain, (entrance included) with tasting. Return to the hotel for lunch. In the afternoon visit to Ferrol whose estuary, with a narrow channel of 6 km protected by two forts, has one of the best naval defence systems in the world. La Real, Gallano or Dolores are the main pedestrian streets of the city where we can enjoy the elegant facades in eclectic nineteenth-century style decorated with beautiful galleries. Return to the hotel for lunch. Afternoon at leisure, dinner and overnight.

DAY 5. COSTA DA MORTE: Morning excursion to the Costa da Morte. Visit to Camariñas, which gives its name to the bobbin lace that used to be made all over Galicia. Continuation to Fisterra (Finisterre), a traditional and important fishing village and its lighthouse, considered since ancient times as the end of the known world. Lunch in a restaurant. Then on to Carnota, where one of the largest hórreos (granaries) in Galicia can be found. Return along the Muros estuary. Return to the hotel, dinner and accommodation.

DAY 6. RÍAS ALTAS – PLACE OF ORIGIN: Early morning departure to the place of origin, lunch at the client’s own expense. Arrival, end of the trip.