Camino de Santiago

Santiago de Compostela marks not just a storied endpoint for countless pilgrims, but also the start of our journey. It serves as the entrance to a wild expanse where Europe fades into the Atlantic’s embrace. Here, you’ll find landscapes dotted with pristine beaches and cliffs intertwined with vineyards. This region, straddling the northern edges of Spain and Portugal, is steeped in the legacies of Celts and Romans, peppered with ancient villages and majestic palaces. Embark on your own adventure along this historic frontier.

Explore stunning coastal stretches of the legendary Camino de Santiago, an ancient and still-trodden path of pilgrimage dating back millennia. Relax in awe-inspiring historic lodgings, ranging from a medieval castle perched on a wave-lashed cliff to a serene Baroque mansion surrounded by manicured gardens. Venture into the promising vineyards of Spain’s Ribeira Sacra and the secluded hillside villages in Portugal’s Trás-os-Montes region. Taste sublime seafood and traditional dishes prepared using age-old sustainable techniques—and, naturally, savor the region’s fine wines.