My arrival in Santiago: plan your stages in Galicia
Choose the Camino, where you start, the day and your pace. I work out night by night where to sleep with the albergues from the Xunta’s official register and the hours of the public ones, and the day you arrive in Santiago. Then print it or save it as PDF.
Where do you start?
Day {n}
{a} → {b}
{k} km
{d} days, {k} km. You arrive in Santiago on {f}.
You arrive in Santiago
Public albergue (Xunta): {n}, {p} beds, check-in {h}, €10, no booking.
Public albergue (Xunta): {n}, {p} beds, €10, no booking.
Temporarily closed from {a} to {b}.
Temporarily closed since {a}, with no reopening date.
{n} private albergues in {m}, with phone: see {u}.
1 private albergue in {m}: see {u}.
No registered albergue at this point: look at the previous or the next village.
albergues in {m}
On arrival in Santiago on {f}
Pilgrim’s Mass at 9:30, 12:00 and 19:30 in the church of San Agustín (since 16/10/2026): {u}.
The Compostela, step by step: {u}.
Where to leave your backpack: {u}.
Where to sleep in Santiago: {u}.
Pilgrim’s Mass
the Compostela
luggage storage and backpack transfer
albergues in Santiago de Compostela
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Distances are those of the Xunta’s official route between the places it names; the split into stages is my proposal, not official data. Albergues come from the REAT register (read on 01/11/2026) and the hours of the public ones from caminodesantiago.gal. You can choose another village any night: change the pace and recalculate.
Sources: routes and albergues of the Xunta de Galicia (caminodesantiago.gal and REAT register), read on 01/11/2026.
I’ll send it to you week by week until the day you set off
Once a week, an email with what matters that week: the credential (pilgrim passport), where to start, how to get to your starting point. Nothing else. On the day you set off, I stop.
Tell me what day you arrive in Santiago and I’ll email you the day before
One email, the day before you arrive: where to leave your backpack, the Compostela, that day’s Mass and anything that has changed. While you’re walking I won’t write: this website remembers your stage, so open it every morning.