Embark on a unique experience: live the Camino de Santiago from the sea.
Travel the beautiful Ría de Muros-Noia, the last of the Rías Baixas, following the
historic route that the ancient maritime pilgrims crossed centuries ago to
reach Santiago de Compostela.
Enjoy an unforgettable journey with other travelers, sailing through spectacular landscapes
, charming fishing villages and places full of
history and Galician tradition.
This route, officially recognized by the Cabildo of Santiago, allows you to obtain
La Compostela by completing 100 nautical miles and walking the last 12 km
from Bertamiráns to the Cathedral of Santiago.
The Camino de Santiago by sail is a different and exciting way to do the Camino, combining the spirit of
pilgrim with the magic of the Atlantic.
This experience is one of the few that allows sailors to obtain the title of pilgrims, starting their journey from a Galician port.
To be considered a true nautical pilgrim, it is necessary to meet these four requirements:
- Sailing, following the ancient maritime pilgrimage routes.
- To make the tour following one of the historical itineraries recognized by the Church, such as the Camino de la Ría de Muros-Noia, which was made official on December 20, 2020.
- Cover a minimum of 90 nautical miles; our route exceeds 100 miles.
- To complete on foot the last kilometers to Santiago, suggesting to walk the last 12km of the Camino de la Ría de Muros-Noia, from Bertamiráns to Santiago.
STAGES
FIRST STAGE
18.1 miles
- Departure from Club Náutico Monterreal de Baiona at 11:00h.
- We navigate the Vigo Estuary
- we will visit the Meirande Museum
- Arrival at San Simón Island
SECOND STAGE
13.2 miles
- Departure from San Simón Island.
- Visit to the Atlantic Islands National Park
- We anchor in the Cíes Islands
THIRD STAGE
16.3 miles
- Cíes – Aldán – Combarro route, depending on weather conditions.
- The most beautiful estuary of the Rías Baixas
- The most picturesque village: Combarro.
- We sleep in port
FOURTH STAGE
14.7 miles
- Route from Combarro to Pedras Negras.
- Stop and visit Ons Island, within the Atlantic Islands National Park.
FIFTH STAGE
12.3 miles
- Route from Pedras Negras towards A Toxa/O Grove
- Visit O Grove and its market, as well as A Toxa Island
SIXTH STAGE
30.32 miles
A Toxa – Muros
- from Muros there will be different options to reach Santiago: electric bike, walking, taxi, bus
- you must walk or cycle at least 12 km to obtain the Pilgrim’s Credential
WHAT IS INCLUDED
- Lodging on board the sailboat.
- Bed linen and towel per person.
- Skipper (the skipper acts as a guide on board).
- Half board on board (breakfast and lunch).
- Snacks (nuts, fruit) and water on board.
- Moorings in ports.
- Entry permit for the Cíes and Ons Islands (Parque Nacional Marítimo Terrestre de las Islas Atlánticas de Galicia).
- Pilgrim’s Credential.
NOT INCLUDED
- Meals and dinners on land
- Alcoholic beverages
- Transfer to port of origin
PRICES
- Option 1: 1,200€ per berth + 300€ per private cabin
- Option 2: Private boat (monohull): 4.630€.
- For example:
- Hanse 415
- Dufour 430
- Grand Soleil 43
- For example:
- Option 3: Private Lagoon 42 Catamaran: 10.000€.
- Option 4: Catamaran Lagoon 42 per berth shared cabin 1.500€, private cabin 2.250€.
Important
- The route is subject to change due to weather conditions.
- an extra charge of €50 per person per day applies to cover expenses for full board, mooring, fuel
For more information
Complete the form below and our team will contact you shortly to help you. You can also write us an e-mail, call us or visit us at our facilities.
Mobile: +34 683251682
Email: office@juliovernenautica.com
Address:
Calle del Reloj 5, office 3.
36300 Baiona
Galicia, Spain.