Walking Camino Last 100km Collection
Walk the final 100km of the Camino and earn your Compostela certificate in just one week.
The Camino de Santiago is one of the world’s most famous pilgrimages, and to receive your Compostela pilgrim certificate, you must walk at least the last 100km into Santiago de Compostela. That’s why we created the Walking Camino Last 100km Collection — a perfect way to experience the essence of the Camino in just one week.
These routes are ideal for first-time pilgrims, groups of friends, families, or anyone looking for a rewarding and achievable adventure. You’ll enjoy beautiful landscapes, charming villages, and the special atmosphere of walking into Santiago alongside fellow pilgrims.
With many fantastic Camino de Santiago routes to choose from, you can make this journey your own — whether on the Camino Frances, Camino Portugues, or one of the other iconic trails.
Start planning your trip today with our award-winning Camino Planner and get ready to walk the last 100km that will earn you your Compostela certificate.
A good fit if you…
- want the pilgrim certificate without walking for weeks
- have about a week
- are planning your first Camino
Maybe look elsewhere if…
- you only have a long weekend: try Short Breaks
- you would rather cycle: try Cycling the Last 200 km
- you want shorter days: try Easy Walking
Our Last 100 km trips
Showing 11 of 11 trips
Camino de Invierno from Monforte to Santiago (Last 100km)
Travel the Last 100km on the Camino de Invierno from Monforte to Santiago. Enjoy scenic views and historical landmarks along the way.
- 7 nights
- 138 km
- Moderate + (difficulty 4 of 5)
Camino del Norte From Vilalba to Santiago (Last 100km)
Explore the Camino del Norte from Vilalba to Santiago. Experience the last 100km through beautiful landscapes and historic sites.
- 7 nights
- 122 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Camino Ingles From Ferrol to Santiago (Last 100km)
Walk the last 100km of the Camino Ingles from Ferrol to Santiago for an unforgettable pilgrimage experience.
- 6 nights
- 119 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Camino Portugués Variante Espiritual from Vigo to Santiago
Walk from Vigo to Santiago on the Variante Espiritual: Armenteira monastery, the Stone and Water route and the Traslatio boat up the River Ulla. 7 nights.
- 7 nights
- 105 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Camino Primitivo from Lugo to Santiago (Last 100km)
Walk the final stretch of the Camino Primitivo from Lugo to Santiago, immersing yourself in nature and history along 97km.
- 6 nights
- 97 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Full Camino Finisterre (from Santiago to Muxia)
Embark on the Full Camino Finisterre from Santiago to Muxia. Enjoy seafood, history, and the stunning Costa da Morte.
- 5 nights (opt 7 nights)
- 90 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Via de la Plata from Ourense to Santiago (Last 100km)
Walk the beautiful Via de la Plata from Ourense to Santiago. The last 100km is perfect for those seeking tranquillity and adventure.
- 7 nights
- 116 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Camino Portugués Coastal from Vigo to Santiago (Last 100km)
Walk the last 100 km of the Coastal Camino Portugués from Vigo to Santiago in 6 nights and earn your Compostela. Hotels, luggage transfers, 24/7 support.
- 6 nights
- 100 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Reverse Camino Finisterre (Muxia to Santiago)
Walk the Reverse Camino Finisterre from Muxia to Santiago and uncover the charm of Galicia's coastal trails.
- 5 nights (opt 7 nights)
- 120 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Via Francigena from Viterbo to Rome (Last 100km)
Experience the breathtaking Via Francigena from Viterbo to Rome. Walk the last 100km through beautiful Lazio countryside.
- 6 nights
- 112 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
Camino Francés from Sarria to Santiago (Last 100km)
Walk the final 100 km of the Camino Francés from Sarria to Santiago in 7 days, with hotels and luggage transfers arranged.
- 6 nights
- 111 km
- Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5)
| Trip | Route | Nights | Distance | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camino de Invierno from Monforte to Santiago (Last 100km) | Camino de Invierno | 7 nights | 138 km | Moderate + (difficulty 4 of 5) |
| Camino del Norte From Vilalba to Santiago (Last 100km) | Camino del Norte | 7 nights | 122 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Camino Ingles From Ferrol to Santiago (Last 100km) | Camino Ingles | 6 nights | 119 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Camino Portugués Variante Espiritual from Vigo to Santiago | Camino Portugues Variante Espiritual | 7 nights | 105 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Camino Primitivo from Lugo to Santiago (Last 100km) | Camino Primitivo | 6 nights | 97 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Full Camino Finisterre (from Santiago to Muxia) | Camino Finisterre | 5 nights (opt 7 nights) | 90 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Via de la Plata from Ourense to Santiago (Last 100km) | Via de la Plata | 7 nights | 116 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Camino Portugués Coastal from Vigo to Santiago (Last 100km) | Camino Portugues | 6 nights | 100 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Reverse Camino Finisterre (Muxia to Santiago) | Camino Finisterre | 5 nights (opt 7 nights) | 120 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Via Francigena from Viterbo to Rome (Last 100km) | Via Francigena | 6 nights | 112 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
| Camino Francés from Sarria to Santiago (Last 100km) | Camino Francés | 6 nights | 111 km | Moderate (difficulty 3 of 5) |
FAQs about the Walking Camino Last 100km
Q: Why do I need to walk the last 100km of the Camino?
A: Pilgrims must walk at least the last 100km into Santiago de Compostela to receive the Compostela certificate. Learn more about the history of the Camino de Santiago.
Q: How long does it take to walk the last 100km?
A: It usually takes about one week, walking between 15–25km per day. You can plan your journey using our Camino planner.
Q: Which routes can I choose for the last 100km?
A: Popular options include the Camino Frances, Camino Portugues, and Camino Ingles. Each offers a unique experience.
Q: Do I need to carry my luggage on the Camino?
A: No, you can travel light with our Camino luggage transfers, which bring your bags from hotel to hotel.
Q: Is the last 100km suitable for beginners?
A: Yes, it’s one of the most popular choices for first-time pilgrims. For preparation tips, see our beginners’ guide to walking the Camino.