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This is a luxury small-group Camino designed for those who want depth, beauty, and comfort woven into their walking experience. We follow the Portuguese Way at a spacious, steady rhythm — allowing time to notice, reflect, and fully inhabit the landscape. Between Pontevedra and Padrón, we divert onto the quieter Spiritual Variant, walking a more contemplative route shaped by monasteries, coastal inlets, and a boat journey that retraces the legendary arrival of Saint James. The ambiance is intimate and relaxed, with boutique accommodation, exceptional regional dining, and meaningful conversation forming the backdrop to each day. Mindfulness principles are gently integrated throughout — not as rigid structure, but as an invitation to walk with awareness, clarity, and intention. This experience is ideal for adults in transition, seeking recalibration, or simply wanting to step out of the noise of everyday life without sacrificing comfort. The Camino changes you. How you walk it matters.

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Parador de Tui

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Set in the historical Galician city of Tui, a border town with Portugal, this stunning hotel is housed in a majestic old building, surrounded by a peaceful, natural environment. Ideal for a rural getaway, the Parador de Tui is located on the banks of the Miño River. From this hotel, you can enjoy long walks through the mountainous landscape or along the riverside.

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Vegetarian · Vegan

Food is an integral part of this experience — rooted in place, tradition, and seasonality. As we walk through Galicia, meals reflect the region: simple, generous, and deeply local. Think Spanish tortilla, padrón peppers, empanadas, hearty vegetable and bean soups, fresh seafood (including the region’s famous octopus), local cheeses, crusty bread, olive oil, and regional wines. Vegetarian options are readily available throughout the journey. Vegan can be accommodated, though flexibility is important, particularly in smaller towns where menus are traditional and locally driven. This is not a custom-diet retreat, and we won’t be dining in large international cities with endless menu substitutions. Instead, we lean into the culture — and that’s part of the magic. Lunch is not included, allowing you flexibility each day to stop where and when you choose. Camino lunches are simple and very affordable, with plentiful café stops along the route. Evenings are shared — often later, in true Spanish style — with unhurried dinners that bring conversation, connection, and a sense of place. One highlight is our Michelin-starred dining experience, a beautifully curated degustation that celebrates local produce and Galician culinary heritage. It is not “fancy for the sake of fancy,” but a thoughtful homage to the region’s ingredients and traditions. We walk well. We eat well. We do both with intention.

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