Services to improve your experience when doing the Camino de Santiago

Servicios para mejorar tu experiencia al hacer el Camino de Santiago

Sleep in comfortable accommodations

Sleeping and eating well is essential throughout your trip, so you must know that you can make your way staying in comfortable accommodation, with a nice decoration and atmosphere where you can relax after a hard day walking. In many of the establishments that you will find on the Camino you can also enjoy a revitalizing massage or a spa session.

You can stay in one of the most emblematic buildings of Galicia, the pazos, old manor houses built between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries. Buildings with history that will transport you to another time and where you can taste the delicious cuisine of the area. Many of these establishments, in addition to a rich homemade cuisine, offer flexible hours so you can start walking very early or, if you prefer, can prepare a picnic bag to taste on the Camino.

To make your Camino even more comfortable, you will also find express laundry service or free Wi-Fi in many of the accommodations, which will allow you to communicate with your friends and family and tell them how your adventure is progressing.

Make the Camino to your liking: by bike or on foot, in a group, with a guide, on horseback, with your pet ... you choose!

The offer is very varied, and in addition to the different existing routes, the pioneer agency on the Camino, Tee Travel, offers a wide range so you can get to Compostela as you want.

• By bike. One of the most recommended routes if you are thinking of getting to Santiago pedaling is the route that connects the city of León with the Galician capital. You will visit beautiful villages and enjoy stunning scenery along this seven-day route. Here you can choose to do the Camino de Santiago as a group or alone, you choose, Tee Travel organizes you all the Camino.
• Walking. You can do the Camino by walking from Roncesvalles, in the Pyrenees, or, you can start in Sarria, 100 km away. of Santiago, traveling the distance necessary to obtain the Compostela.
• In family. Carrying out the Camino in the company of the little ones can be an unforgettable experience, this program offers you the possibility of enjoying your family along the Camino, without worries. In addition, you can perform activities such as canoe trips or horseback riding. Without a doubt, it will be a very fun holiday!
• With your pet. Many of the roadside establishments are pet friendly, which means you can stay in them in the company of your faithful friend. More and more pilgrims join this trend, with which you will surely create a very special bond with your pet.
• With a guide A person skilled in the Camino will accompany you on your journey, explaining the many curiosities that this ancient route hides.
• By car. You can travel in your own vehicle from Roncesvalles to Santiago. An itinerary in which you will be able to know the most representative points of the Camino: La Rioja, Astorga, O Cebreiro and, of course, Santiago de Compostela.
• By sea. There is the possibility of reaching Compostela by sea thanks to what is known as the Maritime Route. An itinerary that combines land and sea, in which you will navigate through the Arousa estuary, discovering its islands and beaches. You will continue walking from Padrón to Plaza do Obradoiro.

Forget about backpacks or problems with any food intolerance

There are many services that will facilitate your arrival Santiago. You can hire transport of your backpacks so that you only worry about walking. The company collects your backpack at the start of each stage and takes it to your next destination, which will undoubtedly make your journey easier.If you get tired do not worry, you can count on a broom car, a service that will make this trip easier. Also, if you suffer from any food intolerance remember that many restaurants offer menus adapted to your needs.

Accessories for your Camino

There are many cultural visits that you can make during and at the end of your Camino. The best known option is to travel to Cape Fisterra, where the Romans believed that the world ended. You can get to Fisterra by walking and get the Fisterrana, the document that certifies that you have made this route, or in one of the scheduled excursions that will guide you through the unique landscape of the Costa da Morte.
Spain is a country with a wide variety of wines so it is especially interesting to go to one of the many wineries in the country, the Camino runs through La Rioja but, after your arrival in Santiago you can go to the Rías Baixas and visit one of the wineries producing the famous albariño wine.If you want to finish your Camino in a different way we present two plans that you can make together with the youngest of the house: Cazatesoros Compostela and Minichef, they allow you to know Santiago in a fun and original way.

Experience organizing the Camino de Santiago

When hiring these services it is essential to have specialized agencies to advise you and adapt the trip to your tastes and needs, such as, for example, Tee Travel.

If you decide to do your Camino with them you will have a 24 hour assistance service. You can also rent ride bikes, mountain bikes and even e-bikes if you choose to make the road on two wheels, a feature that is complemented by a Premium Assistance service on some routes.

To make your Camino an unforgettable experience it is very important that you take into account all these recommendations that we make to you but, above all, that it is a Camino made for you.