English Way
Your Camino de Santiago is organised by Pambre Tours
Our Tours of the English Way to Santiago de Compostela
The English Way owes its name to the pilgrims from the British Isles and northern Europe who, during the Middle Ages, arrived by sea at the ports of A Coruña and Ferrol to begin their pilgrimage to Compostela.
The English Way to Santiago is the best option for those who want to discover a less-traveled route, featuring meticulous organization, carefully selected services, and an exclusive itinerary tailored to their travel style.
- Depende del tour
- A pié en Grupo Guiado
- Cualquier camino
- A elegir Kms.
- A Elegir
- 606€
- A pie en Grupo Guiado
- Francés
- 114 Km.
- 7 días y 6 noches
The English Way of St. James: The Most Intimate and Exclusive Route
Currently, the English Way offers two starting points in Galicia: A Coruña, via the route known as the Camino del Faro, and Ferrol. At Pambre Tours, we help you choose the route that best suits your travel style, planning every detail so you can enjoy the Camino without any worries.
The two routes converge in San Lourenzo de Bruma and then continue together for the final 40 kilometers to Santiago de Compostela. Many travelers also take the opportunity to explore both routes on a single trip.
The route from Ferrol, approximately 120 kilometers long, combines history, heritage, and unique landscapes in a pleasant and perfectly organized itinerary. Furthermore, since it is a less crowded route than other tours along the Camino de Santiago, it allows you to enjoy a more peaceful and authentic experience.
Ferrol and A Coruña serve as the gateway to this historic route, while towns such as Pontedeume and Betanzos preserve an important legacy linked to the English Way.
The route is well marked with the familiar yellow arrows and signposts featuring the iconic pilgrim’s scallop shell. At Pambre Tours, we organize personalized trips along the English Way to Santiago de Compostela, so you don’t have to worry about a thing. We round out the experience with comfortable, top-quality accommodations, luggage transport, and meticulous planning down to the last detail, so you can fully enjoy the Camino in VIP style.
Other recommended paths
There are many other routes of the Camino de Santiago, take a look at the best alternatives offered by Pambre Tours!
French Way
At the moment, it is the busiest route in Spain.
Portuguese Way
The Portuguese Way (Central Portuguese Way) is the most important Way of St. James starting in Lisbon.
North Way
The Northern Way (Coast Way) is one of the oldest and most historic routes along the Cantabrian coast.
Primitive Way
This is the first recorded route (from where the name "Primitive").
Bike Ride
More and more pilgrims are choosing to do the Camino de Santiago by bicycle.
Special Roads
Starting from any point in our geography is an option to experience the Camino de Santiago in various ways.