
The French Camino de Santiago – Where Roads End and Dreams Begin
A journey that is much more than a trek: an experience that transforms the way you live time, space, and yourself.
We will walk through historic villages, endless landscapes, and ancient paths, sharing each day’s effort, laughter, and silence.
This journey will be a space for connection, growth, and authentic discovery.
HIGHLIGHTS
- An immersion into the slow rhythm of walking
We will walk along one of Europe’s most iconic routes, crossing landscapes that change every day. We will step into the essential routine of the pilgrim: steps, encounters, effort, and wonder. - Day by day, step by step
We will share the journey along the final stretch of the French Camino de Santiago, passing through villages, countryside, and historic towns. Each stage will balance movement and rest, group moments and personal space. - The path as a place of connection
We will meet pilgrims from all over the world—different stories crossing along the same road. It will be an opportunity to listen, share, and experience the journey through others as well. - More than a trip, an experience that stays with you
This is not just about reaching Santiago, but about living what happens along the way: transformation, connection, and everything that emerges when you choose to slow down. - Sharing moment with Giulia, @Metavagante
The first days of the journey, Giulia will welcome you to the charming Albergue Casa de Carmen, an ancient house over 400 years old, where you can experience a typical Camino-style moment of sharing, filled with good food, laughter, and travel stories. Then you will continue together along one stage of the journey.
TRIP PURPOSE
This journey is born in the present—a fast-paced, full world where we are constantly connected, yet often distant from ourselves. A time where everything moves quickly, making it harder to pause, listen, and truly understand where we are going.
And yet, every day, someone chooses to slow down. To start walking. To cross landscapes and inner boundaries in search of something more essential.
Here, walking and awareness intertwine. We will walk together along the French Camino de Santiago, sharing effort, silence, and the beauty of a journey on foot.
We will begin in Sarria, where we will meet Metavagante at the albergue they manage, and continue with Francesco all the way to Santiago de Compostela.
We will meet people from all over the world, each with their own story, and create a space of listening, presence, and authenticity.
An intense and transformative journey to understand what it truly means to set off. Because sometimes, choosing to walk is already an answer.
This trip is for you if you are interested in:
- Slow down and reconnect with yourself
- Live an authentic experience
- Experience walking as a tool for transformation
- Embrace nature, effort, and simplicity
What's included
- Accomodation: 6 nights in albergues
- Special Activities: One evening of sharing and one day of walking with Giulia Meta
- Food: Meals included where specified in the itinerary
- Other: Full-time assistance from an ORMA guide throughout the trip.
- Insurance: Medical and baggage insurance.
What's not included
- Food: Meals included only when specified in the itinerary
- Accomodation: Any applicable tourist taxes are not included.
- Transporation: Flights to Sarria and from Santiago de Compostela and transfers to and from the airports.
- Other: Trip cancellation insurance.
- Anything not specified under "What's included".
Payment Terms
30% down payment at the time of booking and the remaining 70% due 30 days prior to departure.
If the booking is made within 30 days of departure, the full amount is due at checkout.
Bank transfers or credit cards can be used to make payments.
However, if the trip status is marked as "Confirmed" or "Last tickets", there's no need to worry - it means the minimum number of participants has already been met.
ITINERARY
Day 1 - Welcome to El Camino
We arrive in Sarria, where Francesco, our certified hiking guide, will be waiting for us. From there, we will begin walking for about one hour to reach the albergue, where Giulia will welcome us.
We will spend the evening together, getting to know more about the life of those who work in an albergue.
Overnight: Albergue Casa de Carmen
Included: Overnight stay; full dinner (vegetarian or meat option, with fresh pasta); buffet breakfast; access to common areas
Day 2 - Sarria to Portomarìn
We will walk with Giulia and Francesco to the next stage. Today we enter the final 100 km to Santiago de Compostela—the most iconic part of the Camino. Let’s enjoy it together!
Day 3 - Portomarìn to Lestedo
We will walk with Francesco to the next stop.
Day 4 - Lestedo to Melide
We will walk with Francesco to the next stop.
Day 5 - Melide to Arzuà
We will walk with Francesco to the next stop.
Day 6 - Arzuà to O Pedrouzo
We will walk with Francesco to the next stop.
Day 7 - O Pedrouzo to Santiago de Compostela
We will arrive in Santiago de Compostela in the morning, ready to enjoy the day during the weekend of the Feast of Saint James (July 25th), the most important celebration of the year! Our adventure together ends here, you can go home or decide to stay a few more hours to enjoy the magic of Santiago!

Giulia Meta is a Travel & Lifestyle Content Creator. Shortly after earning her Master’s Degree in Management Engineering from the Politecnico di Milano, she decided to completely change direction, investing fully in her greatest passion: discovering the world.
She lived in Australia for a year, explored Southeast Asia for five months, and has never stopped seeking new cultures, stories, and emotions around the globe.
Today, Giulia is based in Galicia along the French Camino de Santiago—one of the adventures that made her fall deeply in love with this journey—continuing her life as a creator and traveler alongside fellow pilgrims

Francesco (@fra.hikes) is a traveler, certified hiking guide, and content creator, born in 1994. Raised in Formia, between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the mountains of the Central Apennines, he developed a deep passion for the outdoors from a young age.
After several years working in an office, he chose to change his life and become an environmental hiking guide, turning his passion into a profession.
Today, he organizes guided hikes and trips that are not just adventures, but also experiences of sharing and enjoyment, always with deep respect for nature. Through photography and social media, he shares these moments with the aim of conveying the beauty and energy of the natural world.
Booking Info

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"To Be Confirmed": the trip hasn't received any bookings yet but is active.
"Group Creation": the trip has received some bookings and spots are filling up. The trip is active.
"Confirmed": the trip is confirmed and only a few spots are left.
"Sold Out": tickets for that specific trip date are sold out.
"Closed": the trip is no longer active.
What is the average age of participants? Are there age limits?

Participants are generally between 22 and 45 years old, with an average age of 30-35. There are no age limits: we accept minors (with legal guardian consent) and people over 45. However, consider the type of trip, as some activities may require good physical condition.
Is the flight to the destination included in the trip?

With ORMA flights are not included: you get to choose where and when to depart. Want to travel with the group or extend your trip? No problem! Arrive a few days earlier or stay longer to make the most of your destination. We’re here to help you find the best flight option — just message us on WhatsApp!
What are the exact arrival and departure times?

Our trips typically start around lunchtime or early afternoon, with departures in the same timeframe. However, times may vary depending on the destination. We remain flexible so everyone can plan accordingly. If you arrive late or need to leave early, just let us know in advance.
Is vegan/vegetarian food available? What about celiac disease?

Absolutely! Many of our coordinators and participants are vegetarian or vegan, so we always choose restaurants with suitable options. Our trips can also accommodate celiac disease, as long as we are informed in advance. The same applies to any allergies or intolerances.
When is the trip officially confirmed?

For long-haul or non-European trips, confirmation happens at least 1.5 months before departure. If the trip isn’t confirmed by then, it will be canceled. For shorter trips, confirmation happens 3-4 weeks before departure. You’ll receive an email once the trip is confirmed, along with a link to the Telegram group to coordinate logistics with other travelers.
Can I travel with the creator? What transport does the creator use, and from where?

Yes! If the transport type, departure station, and schedule are already set, they will be listed on the trip page. If not, we’ll share this information in the Telegram group once the trip is confirmed.
Why is the trip booked through Apical Booking?

ORMA Guides partners with Apical, a licensed tour operator, for travel logistics and bookings. ORMA manages the platform and content. No worries—our team will still handle your trip!














