The rules
- Walk at least the final 100 km to Santiago (200 km by bicycle)
- Carry a Credencial (pilgrim passport)
- Collect stamps (sellos) along the way — at least two per day over the last 100 km
- Present your Credencial at the Pilgrim's Office in Santiago
With car assistance
Because car support means some sections are driven, guests who want the Compostela should tell us in advance. We can plan the final stages so you walk the required distance on foot. Every guest receives a Credencial and the joy of arrival is the same.
Walk the Camino with Portugal Magik
10 days on the Portuguese Coastal Route with private car assistance, luggage transfer and handpicked hotels.