Doing the Camino on your own might sound like a dream for adventurous spirits… until things start going wrong. No clear information about the route, fully booked accommodations at the end of a long stage, transport options that don’t match your schedule, crowded restaurants, confusion about how the Pilgrim Credential and stamp system works, or group members losing track of each other.

And in the end, you spend more time solving problems than actually walking.

With Rutas Meigas, you don’t have to worry about any of that.
We plan your Camino de Santiago in a group so you can focus on enjoying the experience.

Rutas Meigas organizes the Camino de Santiago in a group for those who value comfort, great planning, and top-quality service. These are pilgrims who want to fully enjoy the Camino experience without worrying about the logistics, knowing everything is perfectly arranged: handpicked accommodations, transfers, meals, and even an official guide.

Some of our groups are private, such as friends, families, or corporate teams who decide to walk the Way together. Others are open groups formed by people who didn’t know each other beforehand but shared the same dream. And somehow, the magic happens: people walk, talk, connect and often build lifelong friendships.

Every group is different, but they all have one thing in common: they seek a high-quality experience where comfort, attention to detail, and the spiritual essence of the Camino come together to create something truly unforgettable.

We organize everything for you, but you experience the Camino as if you had done it yourself.

Because we know the Camino well, and we demonstrate it in every detail. As a local company in Santiago de Compostela, we work with selected providers and the knowledge of those who walk the Camino de Santiago every day.

Because we are part of a solid and professional network that supports us. And because we are the agency for organized Camino de Santiago.

Traveling with a specialized agency means you don’t have to worry about booking accommodations, coordinating transfers, or making reservations. We take care of it all.

Our groups don’t travel with just any guide. You’ll be accompanied by an official Galicia guide, knowledgeable in the heritage and history of the Camino de Santiago.

All dinners, transfers between stages, and a guided visit in Santiago (even access to the Cathedral and Museum) are included in your trip.

Need extra assistance? We offer an optional support vehicle during the walking stages (additional cost applies).