Doing the Camino de Santiago on horseback. Conditions and services.

Our pick-up at the agreed meeting point will start on the first day at around 4:00 pm.

Transfer from the nearest airports, train stations or bus stations to the starting point of the Camino de Santiago on horseback.

The following days will be similar to day 2.

Between 7:00 and 9:00 am (the only time permitted, with prior authorisation requested):

Ride into the Plaza del Obradoiro (Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela).
Photos and videos, reports and interviews.
Return to the hotel, breakfast and time to freshen up.
Transfer to the airport or to the train or bus stations in Santiago, for those leaving that same morning, up to 12:00 pm.
End of our services.

An average of 20–30 km will be ridden each day.
On roads shared with motor vehicles or others, we ride on the right in single file.
This is a pilgrimage: we take care around pilgrims on foot.
On long routes, there is a rest day roughly every 8 days.

Alcoholic drinks and appetisers between meals are not included in our published rates.

If a group would like to make any changes, we will try to adapt the programme to suit them.

Horseback riding route plan