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Ray A
September 2025
One of best experiences of our lives, and made so much easier and stressless adventure.
Tips, tricks, and trail insights - everything you need to know about multi-day walks in Camino de Santiago.
Overview
Embark on the Camino Ingles, a historic pilgrimage through Galicia's coast and countryside. The Camino Ingles, or the English Way, is one of the official Camino de Santiago routes through Galicia in northern Spain. It's named after the English pilgrims who made up a large share of the walkers, alongside the Irish, Scots and Scandinavians who sailed to Galicia's coast rather than trek overland from France, then picked up the trail from Ferrol or A Coruña, the two ports where pilgrims once came ashore.
You've got a choice of two starting points, and each one offers a different Camino Inglés experience. Start in Ferrol and you'll cover about 118 kilometres to Santiago, well over the 100-kilometre minimum for your Compostela certificate. Start in A Coruña and you'll walk a shorter 75-kilometre route (add a few extra days on the trail to qualify for the certificate). Either way, you'll pass through Galician countryside dotted with small villages and working farmland before finishing at Santiago's cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its towering spires and centuries of pilgrim tradition.
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A closer look at Camino Ingles
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THE CAMINO INGLES EXPERIENCE
WONDER
Retrace a 12th-century maritime pilgrimage once walked by medieval pilgrims fresh off the boats from the British Isles
Discover the medieval town of Pontedeume and the Gothic old quarter of Betanzos at a pilgrim's unhurried pace
Taste authentic Galician hospitality — fresh seafood and traditional empanadas in villages that see few tourists
Wellness
Walk a quieter, more personal path, where fewer pilgrims means more stillness and genuine reflection
One of the shortest Camino routes to earn the Compostela — a genuine pilgrimage experience achievable in a week
Move through peaceful Galician woodland at a gentle pace, letting the green landscape restore as much as it challenges
Nature
Walk through the magical Bosque Encantado, an ancient moss-draped forest on the final stage into Santiago
Follow the serene Ría de Burgo estuary as the landscape opens into rolling green hills and river-crossed countryside
Reach wild Atlantic beaches on the coastal stages from Ferrol, windswept coves earned after hours of walking
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Lolita V
June 2025
The organisation is perfect. The choice of hotels is fabulous. Facilities, food and service are highly commendable. Kudos to Ausswalk for providing the best service.
Keven R
May 2025
I have recently completed the Camino Walk. Having the Notes and App provided by Auswalk was a great help in both my preparation for the walk and to follow during the walk itself. The accommodation was very good and well located and the luggage delivery service worked perfectly. I had great weather and shared the walk with many other helpful and friendly people from many different countries. Great.
Anita D
May 2025
My friend and I recently completed the Camino walk. Auswalk arranged accommodation, transportation and a large range of resources, maps etc. The whole process was seamless, hassle free and at a very affordable cost. We would definitely recommend Auswalk to anyone interested in the Camino.
Richard G
March 2025
I found Auswalk to be fully supportive and helpful in arranging my Camino. Everything went well. Pickups, hotel bookings, luggage transfers- all went perfectly. I couldn’t have expected any more - it was great
Karen K
January 2025
Well organised and a ln outstanding guide made our walk unforgettable
More About This Destination
There are better times than others to walk the Camino. On almost all of the Caminos, spring and autumn are the best times. Mid-summer can be a little warmer. Early winter is possible, but the accommodations along the route are less likely to be open.
Frequently asked questions
Unfortunately, walkers cannot travel with the luggage. The information you are provided with has details for local taxi numbers, bus and train timetables should you wish to not walk on any day. Your accommodation hosts will also have up to date information and advice should you wish to travel to the next destination by local transport. As always, you can call us in the office should you need help during your walk.
Santiago, of course! This city is worthy of an extra day and not just to further explore the grand cathedral. Santiago boasts a wealth of medieval architecture, tapas bars and restaurants.
Of course, please let us know at the time of booking if you would like to extend your time in Santiago.
Subject to a single occupancy payment, single rooms are available. However, due to the limited accommodation single rooms might not always be available for every night of the tour, but we will let you know your options throughout the booking process.
We wouldn’t suggest completing the itinerary in less than 5 days of walking.
Of course, we’re happy to discuss your needs. If you feel you would prefer the ultimate Camino walk, you may wish to look at walking the full Camino route for 40 days or Leon to Santiago in 16 days.
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