Camino de Santiago Packages
Ultreya Travel — we specialize in the Camino de Santiago. We offer many kinds of self-guided packages, starting from different places, so you can live this journey at your own pace.
Our Camino de Santiago Tour Packages
Self-Guided Packages
Camino Self-Guided — Sarria to Santiago
The last 116 km of the Camino Francés, in five stages through Galicia — the distance that earns you the Compostela.
Camino Portugués Self-Guided — From Tui
From the Portuguese border to Obradoiro Square: six stages and more than one hundred kilometers on the Camino Portugués.
Camino Portugués Self-Guided — From Porto
From Porto to Santiago on the Central Route: about 230 km in 12 stages, from Portugal to Galicia.
Camino Self-Guided — The Last 160 km from O Cebreiro
The last 160 km of the Camino Francés, from the mountains of O Cebreiro to Obradoiro Square.
Camino Self-Guided — Sarria to Santiago — Pazos & Historic Manor Houses Edition
From Sarria to Santiago, sleeping in pazos and historic manor houses, with a hearty breakfast.
Camino Inglés Self-Guided — From Ferrol
From Ferrol to Santiago: about 120 km in five stages, on the route of the pilgrims who arrived by sea.
Camino Self-Guided with Your Pet — From Sarria
From Sarria to Santiago with your four-legged companion, in accommodation that welcomes pets.
Winter Camino Self-Guided — From Ponferrada
From Ponferrada to Santiago on the route that avoided the snows of O Cebreiro: about 265 km in 12 stages.
Camino Finisterre Self-Guided
After Santiago, four stages to Cape Finisterre, where the Camino de Santiago meets the Atlantic.
Camino del Norte from Ribadeo — Self-Guided
11 days/10 nights: the final ≈194 km of the Camino del Norte, from the Galician border to Santiago de Compostela.
Camino Primitivo from Oviedo — Self-Guided
16 days/15 nights: ≈313 km across 14 stages, from the historic starting point in Oviedo to Santiago de Compostela.
Why Walk the Camino de Santiago with a Specialist Tour Operator
There are two ways to walk the Camino de Santiago today: on your own, booking every albergue and every stage yourself — or with a tour operator that specializes in the Camino de Santiago, taking care of your accommodations, luggage transfers and all the logistics, so all that is left for you is to walk, discover wonderful places and live the experience. That is the difference Ultreya Travel offers.
Ultreya Travel: A Camino de Santiago Specialist
Pablo Machado Soares walked the Camino de Santiago twelve times before founding Ultreya Travel, and he has lived in Spain, near the routes to Santiago, for 17 years. Every self-guided package comes from that firsthand experience: accommodations already booked, luggage transfers between stages, 24/7 emergency assistance and the personal curation of someone who knows every stretch of the way — without giving up the freedom to walk at your own pace, with no fixed group and no guide by your side.
With several starting points — Sarria, Porto, Tui, Ferrol, O Cebreiro and more — you choose the distance and the pace that make sense for your journey to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.