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Camino de Santiago From Oviedo

16 days

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SELF GUIDED: Embark on a 16-day walking adventure along the Camino Primitivo, the oldest and most scenic route to Santiago. Starting in Oviedo, you make your way through rolling hills, quiet forests, mountain villages and open countryside, taking in the beauty and charm of northern Spain. Each day brings new sights and a real sense of purpose as you walk towards Santiago de Compostela.

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Tour Overview

Duration

- 16 days

Starts

- Oviedo

Ends

- Santiago de Compostela

Tour Guide

- No - self-guided tour

Meals included

- Breakfast: 15

Group Size

- Min 1 / Max 14

Hotel Rating

- 1-5 star hotels, hostels and guesthouses

Arrival Transfer

- No

Departure Transfer

- No

Range

- Active

Minimum age

- 12 yrs, accompanied by an adult

Guiding Style

- Self-guided

Country

- Spain

Tour Pace

- Medium

Physical Rating

- Serious

Trip Type

- Trekking Tours
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£1,695.00

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£300.00

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Tour Highlights

Oviedo – Explore the medieval old town and visit the striking Gothic cathedral of El Salvador
Tineo – Tackle scenic mountain trails and pass through remote hillside villages
Pola de Allande – Walk one of the most rewarding stages through valleys, forests, and rugged landscapes
Berducedo – Climb to Puerto del Palo and enjoy panoramic views over the Nison Valley
Lugo – Discover Roman history within the UNESCO-listed city walls and vibrant old quarter
Santiago de Compostela – Arrive at the grand cathedral and celebrate the journey’s end with fellow pilgrims
Melide – Connect with the Camino Frances and sample Galicia’s famous pulpo (octopus)

Included

15 breakfasts
15 nights accommodation in a mix of basic hotels, hostels and guesthouses, depending on availability
Transfer of one piece of luggage (max 20kg) between each stop
24hr Emergency telephone line
Route map in digital format
Pilgrim pass
Pilgrim scallop
Guided tour of Santiago with official local guide
Galician cheese tasting in Santiago
Note: This tour is operated in conjunction with our trusted partner, and you will join travellers from different operators, not solely On The Go.

Not Included

International flights and visas
Tipping - an entirely personal gesture
Optional activities & additional attractions unless specified in the itinerary
Airport transfers

Itinerary

Day 1 - Oviedo

Arrive in Oviedo, the capital of Asturias, and settle into your accommodation. With its well-preserved medieval heart, Oviedo welcomes you to the start of your Camino with charming streets and notable landmarks, including the Gothic Cathedral of El Salvador and the Holy Chamber.

Overnight:Oviedo
Day 2 - Oviedo to Grado

After breakfast, you begin your Camino journey. This first stage introduces you to the challenging yet rewarding nature of the route. Tackle several climbs, including a steep one to Escampelo, then descend alongside the Nalon River through Penaflor before reaching Grado.

25.2 km / approx. 6 hrs

Please note: You must leave your luggage in the lobby at each hotel or hostel by 8 AM. It will be transferred to your next stop, so you won’t need to carry it during the trek.

Overnight:Grado
Meals:Breakfast
Day 3 - Grado to Salas

Today’s route feels more enjoyable after yesterday’s effort. You begin with a short but steep climb to Alto de Fresno, where you can visit a small sanctuary. From there, the terrain eases as you follow the Narcea River to Cornellana, then the Nonaya River, arriving in Salas by afternoon.

22.1 km / approx. 5 hrs

Overnight:Salas
Meals:Breakfast
Day 4 - Salas to Tineo

Though shorter in distance, today’s stage brings uneven terrain as you ascend toward La Espina at nearly 700 metres. Once you cross Alto de la Espina, the path becomes less steep, taking you through peaceful villages such as La Pereda and El Pedregal before arriving in Tineo.

19.8 km / approx. 5 hrs

Overnight:Tineo
Meals:Breakfast
Day 5 - Tineo to Pola de Allande

One of the longest days so far, but also one of the most scenic. You pass through lush forests, peaceful valleys and striking mountain landscapes. The path climbs out of Tineo before descending toward Campiello, and from there you continue to Pola de Allande.

27 km / approx. 7 hrs

Overnight:Pola de Allande
Meals:Breakfast
Day 6 - Pola de Allande to Berducedo

By now, you’re getting used to the rhythm of the trail. Today you take on the most demanding climb of the entire route—Puerto del Palo. At the summit, you’re rewarded with sweeping views of the Nison Valley. After conquering this challenge, you continue on to Berducedo.

17.5 km / approx. 5 hrs

Overnight:Berducedo
Meals:Breakfast
Day 7 - Berducedo to Grandas de Salime

What comes up must come down. Today’s highlight is the dramatic descent to the Salime Reservoir Dam. Though steep, it’s manageable. After crossing the Navia River, you enjoy a more relaxed walk to Grandas de Salime.

20.4 km / approx. 5 hrs

Overnight:Grandas de Salime
Meals:Breakfast
Day 8 - Grandas de Salime to A Fonsagrada

Your last day in Asturias brings a steady climb to Alto del Acebo, marking your entrance into Galicia. Here, yellow arrows begin to guide you. The path continues through quiet villages and countryside until you reach A Fonsagrada, your first stop in Galicia.

25.2 km / approx. 6 hrs

Overnight:A Fonsagrada
Meals:Breakfast
Day 9 - A Fonsagrada to O Cadavo

Your first full day in Galicia does not disappoint. You follow rural tracks and woodland paths through beautiful scenery. A steady climb to Montouto leads into a long descent, followed by another climb up to A Lastra before arriving in O Cadavo.

24.3 km / approx. 5 hrs

Overnight:O Cadavo
Meals:Breakfast
Day 10 - O Cadavo to Lugo

The longest stage of your Camino awaits. You descend toward Castroverde, where you can visit a 14th-century fortress, and continue through many picturesque villages. Your efforts are rewarded as we arrive in Lugo, a historic city with Roman walls, thermal baths, and vibrant tapas culture.

29.5 km / approx. 7 hrs

Overnight:Lugo
Meals:Breakfast
Day 11 - Lugo to A Ponte de Ferreira

Today you follow mostly flat terrain today, with some paved paths and quiet local roads. The biggest challenge is the distance, but the lack of elevation change helps you cover ground steadily.

26.5 km / approx. 7 hrs

Overnight:A Ponte Ferreira
Meals:Breakfast
Day 12 - A Ponte de Ferreira to Melide

You walk through a patchwork of rural landscapes, with gentle ups and downs. Melide marks the geographical heart of Galicia and where you meet the Camino Frances. For a shorter route, we recommend you follow the Via Romana.

20 km / approx. 5 hrs

Overnight:Melide
Meals:Breakfast
Day 13 - Melide to Arzua

Cross into the province of A Coruna, passing through quaint towns like Boente and Castaneda. Arzua greets you with its famous local cheese and a welcoming atmosphere.

14.1 km / approx. 3 hrs

Overnight:Arzua
Meals:Breakfast
Day 14 - Arzua to O Pedrouzo

This calm and reflective stage gives you time to process your journey and prepare for the final leg into Santiago. You pass through rolling landscapes and quiet hamlets before stopping in O Pedrouzo.

19.3 km / approx. 5 hrs

Overnight:O Pedrouzo
Meals:Breakfast
Day 15 - O Pedrouzo to Santiago de Compostela

Today is the day! Emotions run high as you make your final ascent. You pass Lavacolla and climb Monte do Gozo, where you catch your first glimpse of the cathedral. At last, you arrive in the iconic Plaza del Obradoiro and celebrate reaching Santiago de Compostela.

19.4 km / approx. 4 hrs

Overnight:Santiago de Compostela
Meals:Breakfast
Day 16 - Santiago de Compostela

After breakfast, you say farewell.

Meals:Breakfast

Extras and add-ons

If you'd like to add extras or add-ons to your booking, you can do this easily during checkout. Just review the available options and select any additional services or upgrades you'd like before completing your purchase.

Additional Excursions

Enhance your tour with these optional extras, helping you to get the most from your adventure.

Add-on

Hotel Upgrade

Upgrade your hotel accommodation in Santiago de Compostela to the 4-star Hotel Monumento de San Francisco.

Add-on

£75per passenger
Add-on

Departure Transfer, Santiago to Airport (price per person, min 2 pax)

Add-on

£25per passenger
Add-on

Half Board

If you book this add on, you will enjoy half board meals at your accommodation, meaning dinner will be provided each night of the tour.

Add-on

£475per passenger
Add-on

Picnic

If you book this add on, you will enjoy an included picnic lunch along the Camino on each day of your hike - this will be provided by your accommodation fresh each day of the hike.

Add-on

£305per passenger

Hotels

The hotels listed below are ones which we frequently use on this tour. We reserve the right to substitute these hotels to ones of a similar standard.
Iberik Santo Domingo Plaza
Oviedo

Just off the A-66 autovía, this informal hotel is a 14-minute walk from the Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias and a 15-minute walk from Oviedo Cathedral. Understated rooms feature hardwood floors, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, as well as minibars and desks. Room service is offered 24/7. The property has an exercise room, a garden courtyard and 7 meeting rooms. A breakfast buffet and parking are available, both for a surcharge.

Our Rating
Superior
Local Rating
4 Star Hotel
El Lacayo de Sestiello
Grado

Located in Grado, 21 km from Plaza España, El Lacayo de Sestiello provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge, and a terrace. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi, a restaurant, and a bar. The accommodation offers room service and tour assistance. At the hotel, every room includes a desk, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, bed linen, and towels. Each room includes a safe; some rooms offer a balcony, while others also have city views. All units include a wardrobe. A buffet breakfast is available at El Lacayo de Sestiello. Guests can enjoy activities in and around Grado, such as skiing. Plaza de la Constitución is 21 km from the accommodation, while Instituto Asturiano de Odontología is 19 km away. Asturias Airport is 32 km away, and the accommodation offers a paid shuttle service to and from the airport.

Our Rating
Standard
Local Rating
3 Star Hotel
Castillo de Valdes
Salas

In the heart of the city, Hotel Castillo de Valdés Salas offers a tranquil retreat with a lush garden, cozy library, and inviting terrace. Unwind in the on-site restaurant or bar and enjoy al fresco dining or concierge services to make your stay unforgettable.

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
2 Star Hotel
Palacio de Meras
Tineo

In a 16th-century palace facing a modest town square, this warm, elegant hotel in rural Tineo is less than a kilometer from the AS-215 motorway and 9 km from the Monastery of Obona. Featuring charming touches such as slanted ceilings, exposed stone and/or 4-poster beds, the polished rooms come with TVs. Amenities include a refined restaurant with a central courtyard covered in a glass dome, as well as a casual cafe/bar.

Our Rating
Superior
Local Rating
4 Star Hotel
La Nueva Allandesa
Pola de Allande

Hotel Nueva Allandesa is located in the center of Pola de Allande and offers a restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property and several shops and cafes are within 50 meters. Rooms feature a flat-screen TV and a bathroom with a bathtub or shower. The Camino de Santiago passes through the town of Pola de Allande. The hotel is 55 km from Asturias Airport.

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
2 Star Hotel
Casa Araceli
Berducedo

Casa de Aldea Araceli in Berducedo offers a country house experience with a sun terrace, garden, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy a lounge, coffee shop, outdoor seating area, and picnic spots. The property features private bathrooms with walk-in showers, air-conditioning, balconies with garden or mountain views, washing machines, and soundproofing. Additional amenities include a dining area, sofa bed, and parquet floors. A continental breakfast with juice and cheese is served daily. The restaurant and bar provide diverse dining experiences, while the coffee shop offers a relaxed atmosphere. Located 106 km from Asturias Airport, the property is near attractions such as fishing, hiking, and cycling. Guests can also enjoy garden and mountain views from their balconies.

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
2 Star Hotel
La Barraca
Grandas de Salime

Located in the heart of Grandas de Salime, Hotel La Barraca offers a comfortable and convenient stay for pilgrims on the Camino Primitivo. The hotel features 11 clean and modern rooms, each equipped with a private bathroom, television, and free Wi-Fi. Guests appreciate the hotel's central location, directly across from the church and near the public park, providing easy access to local attractions. After a day of hiking, visitors can relax with hot showers and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Breakfast is available, offering a good start to the day's journey. With its friendly service and comfortable accommodations, Hotel La Barraca serves as a welcoming respite for travelers.

Our Rating
Standard
Local Rating
3 Star Hotel
Pensión Casa Manolo
A Fonsagrada

ension Casa Manolo is located in Fonsagrada. This 1-star guesthouse offers free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk, and a tour desk. Guests can enjoy city views. At the guesthouse, every room has a wardrobe, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, bed linen, and towels. All units are equipped with free toiletries and a computer. Guests can enjoy activities in and around Fonsagrada, such as hiking and cycling. The nearest airport is A Coruña Airport, 142 km from the property.

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
1 Star Hotel
Mesón A Marronda
O Cadavo

Mesón A Marronda is a welcoming inn and guesthouse located in the picturesque village of Baleira, in the province of Lugo, Galicia. Situated along the Camino Primitivo, it offers pilgrims and travelers a comfortable place to rest and enjoy traditional Galician cuisine. The establishment features modern, fully equipped rooms designed for relaxation after a day of walking. The on-site restaurant serves authentic local dishes, providing guests with a taste of the region's culinary heritage. Additionally, Mesón A Marronda offers 24-hour taxi and luggage transport services, catering to the needs of those journeying along the Camino.

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
Guesthouse
Mercure Lugo Centro
Lugo

A 10-minute walk from the Roman wall of Lugo, this modern hotel is 13 minutes on foot from the landmark Lugo Cathedral and 3 km from the Lugo train station. Featuring soundproofing and blackout curtains, warm rooms with a contemporary vibe offer Wi-Fi, TVs and in-room safes, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities. . Breakfast and parking are offered. Amenities include a garden area and a cozy restaurant/bar.

Our Rating
Superior
Local Rating
4 Star Hotel
Rural O Cruce do Burgo
A Ponte Ferreira

Nestled in the peaceful Galician countryside, Hotel Rural O Cruce do Burgo offers a warm and welcoming retreat for travellers on the Camino Primitivo. This charming 2-star hotel surprises with its exceptional hospitality, modern comforts, and rustic charm. Guests can unwind in cosy, well-appointed rooms, relax in the indoor pool or hot tub, and savour hearty local cuisine at the on-site restaurant. With free Wi-Fi, thoughtful touches, and a tranquil setting right on the pilgrimage route, it’s a favourite among walkers seeking rest and comfort in a serene rural setting.

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
2 Star Hotel
Carlos 96
Melide

Conveniently located in the lively town of Melide, Hotel Carlos 96 offers a friendly and comfortable stay for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. This family-run hotel provides clean, modern rooms with all the essentials, including free Wi-Fi, private bathrooms, and flat-screen TVs. Guests are welcomed with warm hospitality and can enjoy hearty Galician meals in the on-site restaurant, unwind at the bar, or relax in the communal lounge. With its central location close to local shops, cafes, and Camino landmarks, it’s a popular stop for those seeking a restful night in a well-connected setting.

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
1 Star Hotel
Domus Gallery
Arzua

Situated in the heart of Arzúa, Pensión Domus Gallery offers a stylish and restful stop for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. Set in a beautifully restored 19th-century building, this modern guesthouse blends minimalist design with rustic charm. Guests can relax in soundproofed rooms equipped with private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. The property features a shared lounge, terrace, and offers amenities like laundry services and a tour desk. Its central location provides easy access to local restaurants, shops, and Camino landmarks, making it a popular choice for those seeking comfort and convenience on their journey

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
2 Star Hotel
Rural O Acivro
O Pedrouzo

Located in the tranquil village of A Rúa, Alojamientos Rurales O Acivro offers a peaceful and comfortable retreat for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. This charming rural accommodation features spacious, well-appointed rooms, each with a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi. Guests can relax in the seasonal outdoor pool, unwind in the garden or on the terrace, and enjoy hearty Galician meals at the on-site restaurant. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, a bar, and free parking. With its serene setting and welcoming atmosphere, it's a favored stop for those seeking rest and rejuvenation on their journey.

Our Rating
Simple
Local Rating
Guesthouse
Hotel Gelmirez
Santiago de Compostela

Hotel Gelmirez is a haven of comfort in the heart of Santiago de Compostela. Located within walking distance of the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, Hotel Gelmirez offers a blend of modern amenities and traditional Galician hospitality. Rooms are designed for relaxation and feature all the comforts guests need for a restful night's sleep. After a day of exploration, guests can unwind in the cosy lounge or enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant, which serves delightful Galician cuisine as well as a buffet breakfast.

Our Rating
Standard
Local Rating
3 Star Hotel

Prices & Dates

All departure dates are guaranteed. Prices shown are per person travelling. 'Double/Twin' prices per person apply when there are 2 people travelling, sharing a room. 'Triple' prices per person apply when there are 3 people travelling, sharing a room. The 'Single' price applies for solo travellers who require their own room or for anyone else who would like the privacy of their own room. Room sharing is not available on this tour.

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