Walk the Highlights of the Camino de Santiago – 7 Nights

• 7 nights accommodation with breakfast
• 7 dinners

• Daily luggage transfer (max 20 kg per suitcase)
• Trip and document services (Pilgrim Passport, Compostela Certificate, route planning, maps, guidebook, etc.)
• Europe mobile data plan

• Travel Accident Insurance (for flights departing from Taiwan)
  • NT$3,000,000 overseas travel accident coverage
  • NT$1,500,000 medical expense coverage (actual expenses)
  • NT$1,000,000 emergency rescue
• Travel Liability Insurance (for flights departing from Taiwan)
  • NT$5,000,000 accidental coverage
  • NT$200,000 medical coverage
• Travel Inconvenience Insurance (optional upgrade available)
  • Standard coverage: personal overseas travel inconvenience insurance                                       (e.g., flight or luggage delays)
  • Optional: Premium coverage upgrade available

＊All insurance coverage complies with the Schengen visa requirement of €30,000 minimum coverage.

Every year, millions embark on the Camino de Santiago for reasons beyond faith—seeking healing, clarity, health, or simply themselves. The scallop shell, symbol of St. James, recalls the miracle of his relics reaching Spain after his martyrdom. Though walking the Camino may not guarantee success or fix life’s struggles, it offers something deeper: the courage to face despair, the strength to carry on, and the memory of a path that reminds us we are never truly lost.

The Nine Routes of the Camino de Santiago

• Camino Frances – The most famous route, chosen by about 60% of pilgrims.
• Camino Portugues
• Camino Portugues Coastal
• Camino del Norte
• Camino Primitivo
• Via de la Plata
• Via Podiensis
• Camino Finisterre
• Camino Ingles​
   

Pilgrim Passport (Credencial) & Certificates

Before your journey, we will prepare your Pilgrim Passport (Credencial).
This passport records:

• Starting point
• Name, passport number, and address
• Chosen pilgrimage mode: Walking / Horseback / Cycling

Along the way, you can collect stamps at bars, restaurants, hostels, and churches. Once your passport is filled, you may present it at the Pilgrim’s Office near the Santiago Cathedral to receive your Compostela Certificate — free of charge.

Traditionally, the Compostela symbolizes spiritual renewal. Some pilgrims value this deeply, while others simply walk without using the passport.

In addition, you may choose to purchase a Distance Certificate (€3). Issued by the Cathedral, it records the kilometers you have traveled. The fee supports the Cathedral’s free pilgrim services.

If you continue your walk beyond Santiago to Finisterre/Fisterra (about 100 km, once thought to be “the end of the world”), you can receive an extra certificate. Please note: stamps must prove you walked — bus or car travel will not be accepted.