The Credential & Compostela (pilgrims pass) - 2025
Discover the 2025 rules for la Compostela. Learn requirements, stamps, and tips to get your pilgrim certificate on the Camino de Santiago.
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Camino de Santiago
Turid Hernes6 ladies from Norway just arrived from Madrid. We have been walking the Camino from Leon to Santiago de Compostela. Started the 31 of August and flew back to Norway the 16 of September. Unforgettable experience for all of us. Age from 75 to 64 ! We come from Stavanger, Bergen, Florø, Ålesund and... Read more Trondheim. Love it !
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Selfdrive
Michael and Eleanor ConnollyHi , just want to thank you very much for organising our holiday to Nothern Spain. It was a fantastic trip from start to finish. Drove over a 1000k from Bilbao to Finisterre. The scenery and coast were breathtaking. All hotels were first class in their own individual ways. Best of all was hotel in S... Read moreantiago. Location, atmosphere and staff were fantastic. With first class cuisine in downstairs restaurant. Thanks again. Look forward to coming back to spain. Maybe do east coast next time. Regards, Michael and Eleanor Connolly
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Camino Santiago trip
KeithGeneral remarks: This was a very well organised trip. Staff at Spain is More were always very helpful and responded to e-mails very quickly. The documentation was good and arrived in good time to be used during my planning before departure. Hotels, baggage transfers and transfer to Sarria: All ho... Read moretels and baggage arrangements were good. I particularly liked the charming (and helpful) staff at Hostal Casa Benilde in Palas de Rei, the comfortable room and good food at Hotel O Pino (especially the egg & bacon breakfast !), and the whole experience at the Hotel in Santiago. The hotel in Santiago was not only ideally placed adjacent to the old part of the city, but very close to Plaza Galicia, from where I had to catch an early bus to return to the airport. The hotel in Arzua was the least comfortable, with no hot water early in the morning and thin walls between rooms. My impression was not helped by the fact that my room overlooked a road building activity, which was noisy and periodically shook the building from 15.00 until 19.30. There were no problems with my taxi from Lavacolla to Sarria and all the baggage transfers were efficient. Excursion to Finisterre: This day trip was excellent. I appreciated the fact that we were a small group (9 people, I think), in a small mini-coach. The guide, Laura, was first class and translated everything into English for my benefit. She also answered all my questions and took the trouble to find additional information for me. We were not rushed at any time, but had 4 stops at interesting places, and saw some nice scenery while travelling.
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Camino de Santiago Francés
Dan Sullivan (USA)Dear Ramus, Greetings! My experience in Spain was simply amazing. It exceeded all of my expectations: people, food, itinerary, and accomodations. I am so grateful for your company, Spain is More, for setting this up for me. As it turned out, there were two other men from Denmark who shared the same... Read more timeframe and it couldn't have worked out better. We shared breakfast and evening meals and a fair amount of drinking throughout our travels.
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