August 24 – September 2, 2027

The Finisterre & Muxía Way is one of the most soulful Camino routes — a pilgrimage beyond Santiago that draws you to the dramatic coastline of Galicia, often called the “end of the world.” This journey is shaped by ocean air, wide skies, and rugged Atlantic views that invite release, clarity, and deep renewal.

Walking beyond Santiago feels different. It’s quieter, more reflective, and incredibly powerful. Along the way, you’ll pass peaceful forests, rural villages, and coastal landscapes — with the Camino’s spirit still present, but softened by the pull of the sea.

What makes this route special:

- The rare experience of walking beyond Santiago to the coast

- Atlantic ocean views and dramatic coastal scenery

- A quieter, more contemplative Camino experience

- The meaningful arrival in Finisterre and Muxía

Walking rhythm:

This retreat averages about 16.85 km (10.43 miles) per day. Terrain includes forest paths, gentle countryside walking, and coastal approaches as we near the sea. With luggage transfers included, you can walk with only what you need and stay fully present to the journey.

This retreat is designed for travelers who want a boutique, fully guided Camino experience — with support, comfort, and space to slow down. The Finisterre & Muxía Way is especially meaningful for anyone craving closure, clarity, or a fresh beginning.

This retreat is for you if:

• You want a shorter Camino experience that still feels deeply transformational.
• You’re drawn to the ocean and want the “end of the world” coastal Camino.
• You want the details handled so you can fully focus on the journey.
• You love a small group experience that feels personal, warm, and supportive.
• You want to include yoga, meditation, and reflection in your pilgrimage.

This retreat may not be the right fit if:

• You prefer to travel independently without guides or structure.
• You’re looking for a very budget-style Camino experience (public albergues, DIY logistics).
• You want a fast-paced itinerary focused on sightseeing or maximum mileage.
• You’re not open to group travel or shared experiences.

If you’re looking for a Camino that feels restorative, coastal, and deeply meaningful, this journey was designed for you.