Day 0: Sept 3 | Arrival in Astorga

Day 1: Sept 4 | Astorga → Santa Catalina de Somoza | 8.6km / 5.4 miles

Day 2: Sept 5 | Santa Catalina de Somoza → Rabanal del Camino | 11.2km / 7 miles

Day 3: Sept 6 | Rabanal del Camino → El Acebo → Molinaseca | 25km / 15.5 miles

Day 4: Sept 7 | Molinaseca → Cacabelos | 23km / 14.3 miles

Day 5: Sept 8 | Cacabelos → Villafranca del Bierzo | 8.3 km / 5.15 miles

Day 6: Sept 9 | Villafranca del Bierzo → Vega de Valcarce | 17km / 10.5 miles

Day 7: Sept 10 | Vega de Valcarce → O Cebreiro → Fonfria | 23.5km / 14.6 miles

Day 8: Sept 11 | Fonfria → Samos | 19.3km / 12 miles

Day 9: Sept 12 | Samos → Sarria | 15.4km / 9.6 miles

Day 10: Sept 13 | Sarria → Amenal → Santiago de Compostela | 16.3km / 10.1 miles

Day 11: Sept 14 | Depart Santiago de Compostela

Day 1: Arrive in Sarria and overnight

Day 2: Sarria → Morgade/Ferreiros 13 km/ 8 mi

Day 3: Morgade → Portomarin 14-15 km/ 9 mi

Day 4: Portomarin → Ventas de Narón /Ligonde 16 km/ 10 miles

Day 5: Ventas de Narón → Palas de Rei 13km/8mi

Day 6: Palas de Rei → Melide /14.5km/9mi

Day 7: Melide → Arzúa/Ribadiso 14.5 km / 9 mi

Day 8: Arzúa → Pedrouzo 19 km/ 12 mi

Day 9: Pedrouzo → Santiago de Compostela 19 km/12 mi

Day 10: Depart Santiago de Compostela or explore surrounding area

• 4 pre-Camino coaching sessions with individual check-ins, a detailed training plan, packing list, gear guide, step-by-step travel instructions, and on trail coaching

• Accommodations for total walking days*

• Select number of breakfasts

• Pilgrims’ passport

• Compostela certificate upon completion

• Optional bodywork during the journey

• 2 post Camino integration coaching calls

• Flight to or from Spain

• Taxi or bus transfers while on pilgrimage unless otherwise stated

• Meals not otherwise mentioned

• Optional daily luggage transfer per person (1 backpack not to exceed 15kg/33lbs)

• Trip and Travel health insurance

• Transportation to the starting and ending points

  *Accommodations: We will stay in carefully picked, family-run hotels and B&B’s with some being reserved exclusively for our group. Rooms are shared (twin rooms). Single rooms are available but limited and on a first-come basis for an additional fee. All rooms include private, ensuite bathrooms.

0. Deposit: A non-refundable $500 deposit is required to reserve your spot and secure arrangements. The remaining balance is paid in two installments. Payment plans for the remaining balance are available upon request.

   Please note: Failure to meet payment deadlines may result in forfeiture of your spot and any payments made.

   To reserve your spot: Participants interested in joining this Camino retreat will have a brief phone conversation with me first. This ensures that the group is supportive, aligned, and appropriate for each person.

Who is this for?

This pilgrimage is for women seeking space to reflect, reconnect, and move through a personal transition, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual. You don’t need prior Camino experience, just an openness to the journey.

What if I am LGBTQIA+? Am I welcome?

This pilgrimage is intentionally created with care, respect and inclusion and as a women- centered experience, while also honoring that gender and identity is personal and expansive. If you feel aligned with a woman’s healing space and the intention of this journey, you are welcome.

I also understand that choosing the right environment matters. If you’d like to talk through whether this feels like a good fit, I’m here for that conversation.

How physically demanding is it?

We walk 6–12 miles per day at a steady pace. Some terrain includes hills and uneven paths. You’ll receive preparation guidance beforehand, so you feel ready.

Do I carry my bag?

Your main backpack is transported daily, if you choose. You’ll carry only a small daypack with essentials. There may be a day or two when you have the option to carry your backpack, for those who would like to experience that part of the pilgrimage.

What kind of accommodations can I expect?

We stay in comfortable guesthouses and small hotels. Rooms are typically shared, offering both connection and rest.

Do I have to always walk with the group?

No. This is your Camino. You are encouraged to walk solo, with other pilgrims within or outside of the group. We will connect later in the afternoon at our destination for the day.

Will there be group activities?

There will be optional moments of reflection and connection, balanced with plenty of personal space to walk at your own pace.

Do I have to receive bodywork or massage?

No. All bodywork is completely optional. It’s available as a supportive add-on, but there is no expectation or requirement.

What if I can’t walk 10 miles?

You are encouraged to move at your own pace. Some days may feel more challenging than others, and we will talk through realistic expectations during your preparation. There are options along the Camino to shorten stages when needed, and support is available to help you navigate that.

What if I get blisters or feel physically uncomfortable?

This is a common part of long-distance walking, and we prepare for it. You’ll learn prevention strategies before the trip, and you’ll have guidance on how to care for your feet along the way. Support is always available. You won’t be left to figure it out alone.