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May 2025
14 people max. All levels are welcome.
4 nights’ accommodation in the villages.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, and other dietary options are always available upon request.
Yes, we thought about it. There will be a private photographer, making sure you take the best photos with you back home.
2 pacers for 2 different type of runners each day. Pushers ~4min/km & chillers ~5:30min/km
A minibus will be picking everyone up in Madrid on Wednesday 28th (2pm departure time) and returing everyone back to Madrid Sunday 2nd of June (11pm arrival time).
A supporting vehicle will be taking your luggage from posada to posada so you can have fresh clothes every day to run your best.
Arrive to Madrid and make your way to our meeting point.
Sorry, but booze and coffee are on you.
Book your travel insurance in advance to prevent any extra medical charges in case of an accident.
Most people walk the Camino de Santiago. Some bike it. But running it? That’s a different kind of adventure.
Join us on an unforgettable journey along 'El Camino', where every step takes you through stunning landscapes, historic villages, and the heart of Spain’s most famous pilgrimage route.
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Whether you're an experienced runner or just love a good challenge, this is more than a race—it’s a journey of discovery, history, and personal triumph.
The sight of the cathedral towers appearing in the distance will give you an energy boost like no other at the end. But the journey is for the pilgrims to be enjoyed. Pick your pace. Commit to it.
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Rolling hills, misty mornings, and endless smiles of fellow runners—every step felt like I was where I knew I had to be.
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WrittenBy: Berta García
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Solo runs are cool, but running with the crew? That’s a whole different vibe. Feet pounding in sync, breaths matching the rhythm, pushing each other without even saying a word. One minute you’re cracking jokes, the next you’re locked in, grinding through the miles together.
Some miles are filled with laughter, others with quiet determination. There’s the boost of a high-five at the toughest stretch, the silent encouragement when words aren’t needed, and the final sprint where competition fades into pure joy.
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We Conquer
We Conquer
The air is thick with the scent of eucalyptus, the trails lined with moss-covered stones older than time. One moment, you’re running through golden fields under an open sky; the next, you’re weaving through dense woods that feel straight out of a fairytale.
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And then, the grand finale—the spires of the Santiago Cathedral piercing through the horizon. After all the wild beauty, all the winding paths, you step into the city, where history and nature collide in the most epic way. Galicia, you’re something else.
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Departure time is 2pm from Madrid city center. Join the team. Get ready for 4 days of legendary runs.
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25 km, starting at sea making our way up.
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26 km, over beautiful hills and golden fields.
23 km, the reward of breathtaking views.
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25 km, finally Santiago de Compostela’s cathedral finally cames into view
Departure time is 2pm from Madrid city center. Join the team. Get ready for 4 days of legendary runs.
25 km, starting at sea making our way up.
26 km, over beautiful hills and golden fields.
23 km, the reward of breathtaking views.
25 km, finally Santiago de Compostela’s cathedral finally cames into view
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4 Days, 4 Nights, 4 Posadas
After a day of pounding the trails, you roll into Albergue O Bordón, where warm beds and even warmer welcomes await. A hearty meal, a few laughs with fellow pilgrims, and you’re recharged.
Day two leads to Albergue Ponte Olveira, tucked in a peaceful Galician valley. Legs are sore, but a cozy evening in this quiet hideaway, with the scent of home-cooked food in the air, makes it all worth it.
By the third night, Albergue Alto da Pena greets you with open arms (and maybe a cold drink). The last push is near, and the energy here is electric—pilgrims swapping stories, the sunset painting the hills, and that bittersweet feeling of knowing the journey is almost done.
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Sleep in posadas the typical accommodation in el camino de santiago, accommodations with tranquil garden and common areas.
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Always here to serve you and nurture you. Finisterre (which means, end of the land) is the perfect place to start your running pilgrimage.
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This won’t just be the end of El Camino de Santiago; it will be the culmination of every blister, every cursed hill, every moment of doubt swallowed whole by the sheer ecstasy of arrival. Tired? Hell yes. But happy? Like a someone who will have outrun his own demons and lived to tell the tale.
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Running the Camino in four days means burning serious calories and luckily, Galicia delivers when it comes to food! Each stop along the way brings a taste of local flavors, perfect for recharging after long miles.
Expect hearty home-cooked meals, often featuring caldo gallego (a warming Galician soup with greens, potatoes, and chorizo) and fresh bread straight from the oven. It’s simple, delicious, and exactly what you need after a tough day.
Every meal is a moment to slow down, savor the journey, and get ready for the next adventure. Because on the Camino, food isn’t just fuel—it’s part of the experience. Buen provecho!
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Buen provecho!
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May 2025
14 people max. All levels are welcome.
4 nights’ accommodation in the villages.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, and other dietary options are always available upon request.
Yes, we thought about it. There will be a private photographer, making sure you take the best photos with you back home.
2 pacers for 2 different type of runners each day. Pushers ~4min/km & chillers ~5:30min/km
A minibus will be picking everyone up in Madrid on Wednesday 28th (2pm departure time) and returing everyone back to Madrid Sunday 2nd of June (11pm arrival time).
A supporting vehicle will be taking your luggage from posada to posada so you can have fresh clothes every day to run your best.
Arrive to Madrid and make your way to our meeting point.
Sorry, but booze and coffee are on you.
Book your travel insurance in advance to prevent any extra medical charges in case of an accident.
