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Walk the Camino Inglés in Comfort

May 18 - 26, 2027

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Hosted By

Lisa Marie Staab

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8 nights, 9 days

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6 person retreat

Highlights

  • Small, Intimate Group (No Bus Tours or Dorm Stays)

  • Boutique & Parador-Style Accommodation Throughout

  • Mindfulness Principles Woven Naturally into the Journey

  • Michelin-Star Dining Experience Included

  • Daily Grounding & Gentle Integration Practices

  • Luggage Transfers Included – Walk Light, Stay Comfortable

  • Personally Hosted by a Certified Meditation & Mindfulness Teacher

Details

This is a luxury small-group Camino designed for those who want depth, beauty, and comfort woven into their walking experience. We follow the Camino Ingles Route at a spacious, steady rhythm — allowing time to notice, reflect, and fully inhabit the landscape. 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.

Accommodation

Single Accommodation Camino

4 Rooms Left

Private room for 1

$4,877 USD total

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18th – 19th May 2027 Accommodation at Parador de Ferrol 19th – 20th May 2027 Accommodation at Pazo da Merced 20th – 22nd May 2027 (2nts) Accommodation at Albatros 22nd – 23rd May 2027 Accommodation at Hotel Villa de Betanzos 23rd – 24th May 2027 Accommodation at Costa da Egoa 24th – 25th May 2027 Accommodation at Siaba Pensión Boutique 25th – 26th May 2027 Accommodation at the stunning Parador de Santiago

Meals

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Meals provided

Breakfast · Dinner

Diets catered

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.

Schedule

The May 2027 journey begins in the historic naval city of Ferrol, where the group gathers for a welcome evening at the elegant Parador de Ferrol before setting out on the Camino Inglés. Over the following days, we walk through peaceful coastal landscapes, lush forests and traditional Galician villages, travelling from Ferrol to Neda and onwards to the beautiful medieval town of Pontedeume. A two-night stay here allows time to rest, explore its winding streets and waterfront, and perhaps even enjoy a swim. The pilgrimage continues through the countryside to historic Betanzos, renowned for its medieval architecture and legendary tortilla, before following the more rural Camino path towards Bruma. After visiting one of the route’s most character-filled pilgrim bars, we transfer to the beautifully rustic Costa da Egoa for a restorative night among forests and rivers. From there, we continue to Sigüeiro for our final overnight stop before walking the last stage into Santiago de Compostela. Mindful walking, reflection and grounding practices are woven throughout the journey, concluding with a celebratory final evening at the magnificent Parador de Santiago.

Testimonials

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​A truly wonderful well organised Camino. Lisa our leader is extremely calm and collected even in times of adversity, sick bugs, power outages etc. A very thoughtful person, with a great sense of humour. She also gave us all a 'goodie bag' full of useful things for our walk. The whole trip was so well managed. Couldn't have hoped for more. I would go on any one of trips she organises, if only! ​

Susie, United Kingdom

Lisa as a wonderful guide who took everyone’s needs into account. The accommodations were beautiful and varied and the food was interesting delicious and authentic.

Robin, United States

Lisa provided an excellent trip that was extremely well organized. The communication was excellent. It would have been a perfect trip if she could control the weather :-)

Donna, United States

"This experience provided the best possible Camiño journey. Lisa is outstanding in every way. Her organizational/communication skills combined with her ability to find the best solution when the Camino presents a challenge (the power outage), only reinforced the need to be present on this adventure. The beautiful accommodations/ amazing food and mindfulness exercises further enhanced the experience. It was truly an epic experience that brought me peace, joy and understanding. Doesn't get any better.

Janet, United States

Travel with Lisa is a great adventure - I would jump in on any trip she was facilitating. Terrific experience. x ​​ ​

Kelley, United States

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Host

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Lisa Marie Staab

Queensland, Australia

Lisa Marie Staab is a certified mindfulness and meditation teacher, wellness mentor, retreat leader, and trained chef known for helping people feel more alive, more connected, and more at ease in thei...

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English

Teaching for 3 years

Joined Insight Timer in Aug 2023

What's Included

8 nights Accommodation

8 Breakfasts

8 Dinners

1 Michelin Experience

Luggage transfers between all accommodations

The Camino Pilgrim Passport (Credencial del Peregrino for achieving 120kms+ walk)​

Retreat Gift Bag​

Mindfulness Focused Activities & Retreat Day in Padron

Not Included

Airfares

Visa's if applicable

Lunches

Personal shopping

Alcohol

Personal Travel Insurance (mandatory to join - to cover any unexpected emergencies or cancellations)

FAQs

Guest requirements

  • Travel Insurance - you just never know what might happen. The airlines could cancel flights, you could get sick, etc. This protects you from any unforeseen (however unlikely) circumstances.

Cancellation policy

The remaining balance for the retreat is due 60 days prior to the start date. If this balance is paid earlier than these 60 days, you are eligible to cancel and receive a full refund of this remaining balance, provided you do so at least 60 days before the retreat begins.