Included: Self-guided tour of the final 113.5 km (70 miles), from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela Accommodation for 7 nights based on double occupancy (mix of 4-star hotels or quality country guesthouses) Superior rooms confirmed where possible Breakfasts and dinners Luggage transfers Holiday pack — pilgrim passport, luggage tag, route notes or guidebook if you have requested a hard copy (this will be waiting for you at your first accommodation) Pre-departure meeting (a week or two before the departure, online meeting) Walking notes and vouchers with all the information about your accommodation 24/7 customer service Airport transfers from/to Santiago de Compostela Not included: Flights to Spain Lunches and drinks Additional nights — available upon request Day tours — available upon request Travel and medical insurance — optional

How fit do I need to be?

The most important thing about walking the Camino Santiago is that you enjoy the journey at your own pace. Whether you’re a very fast or a slow walker, we encourage you to enjoy the trail. Having said that, being in good walking shape is still required. On average, you’ll be doing 18.9 km a day (11.8 miles), with the average of 420 m of elevation gain (1,380 ft). You’ll also be carrying a daypack with things you might need on the trail. Don’t worry about the luggage, though, as they will be transferred to each accommodation! Checkout the itinerary for day-by day distances, but you can expect 6 full days of hiking —the shortest walk is 14.3 km (8.9 miles), while the longest is 24.3 km (15 miles). The least you’ll ascend in a day is 268 m (880 ft), and the most you’ll gain in elevation is 593 m (1,945 ft). In preparation for your luxury Camino Frances tour, we recommend going on regular hikes/long walks– including some uphills and downhills with a loaded backpack.

What do I need to bring?

Here’s a list of clothing we recommend bringing: Clothes made from quick-drying fabrics (avoid cotton) Leisure clothing and footwear for the evenings Spare clothes for layering Waterproof rain jacket Fleece pullover or jacket Quick-dry short-sleeved and long-sleeved tops Quick–dry walking pants (consider the ones that zip off to make shorts) Waterproof pants — optional (unless it’s very cold, it’s usually best to hike in shorts, but feel free to bring these pants if you’d feel more comfortable) Hiking boots or shoes Hiking socks Sunhat Gloves Here’s a list of other equipment we suggest you bring: Daypack large enough to carry everything you might need throughout the day Hydration bladder or water bottles Sunglasses Hiking poles — optional Earplugs — optional Basic first aid essentials, such as blister protection Toiletries (sunscreen, hand sanitizer, bug spray, etc.) Camera — optional (but recommended) We recommend packing for the season, which means that your packing list may vary quite a bit depending on the month you choose to go on this luxury Camino de Santiago tour. Also, you should be prepared for unseasonal weather conditions (unexpectedly warm/rainy or hot/cold weather). Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.

What does a self-guided tour entail?

By going on a self-guided tour, you’re able to walk at your own pace and enjoy the journey without worrying about the logistics of it all. Follow the Camino have been leading pilgrims along their journey since 2007 and they were the first ever operator to organize walking along Camino de Santiago. There are many perks of choosing a self-guided tour. Apart from not having to adjust to the group, you’ll have the accommodation, breakfasts, dinners, luggage transfers, airport transfers, and route instructions sorted . You’ll be staying in carefully-selected 4* hotels and quality guesthouses and there’s no need to print out anything upon checking-in—your guides booked and arranged everything for you, all you have to do is show your I.D. This is a hassle-free trip so if you want to focus on enjoying your pilgrimage in the Spanish bucolic countryside, these self-guided tours are the perfect match.

When will I receive information about my accommodation and route?

Before the tour, you will be sent a pre-departure pack by post (alternatively, you’ll pick it up at your first accommodation). The pack contains your pilgrim passport, luggage tag, route notes or guidebook if you’ve requested a hard copy. In case there are certain complications with receiving the pre-departure pack, it will wait for you at your first accommodation. You’ll have to download the walking notes yourself. The walking notes are here to assist you. Although the Camino is pretty well-marked and you only need to follow the yellow arrows, there are sometimes variations on the routes or some of them are more difficult to follow than the others. We recommend that you always familiarize yourself with the daily journey ahead. You’ll also download the vouchers yourself. These vouchers contain all the information about your confirmed accommodation—there will be an address, their phone number, any special instructions on how to get there, and a small map. You will find a 24/7 support phone number on the bottom of each voucher. Keep in mind that there’s no need to print out the vouchers, as your reservations will be confirmed. Pricing is based on double occupancy. Still, a solo traveler can certainly sign up, but please note there will be an additional single supplement fee.

What’s the accommodation like?

Accommodation during your self-guided luxury Camino Frances tour is based on a number of criteria, including location, comfort, services, and character. Though accommodation on the Camino is limited, since this is a luxury version of Camino de Santiago walking tour, you can expect the highest quality possible, Expect hotels of a 4* and high-quality guesthouses if hotel accommodation is not available at a particular destination. Exceptions may be made. In case your accommodation is located outside the town, you’ll need to check your vouchers for specific instructions on how to get to your accommodation. Most likely the accommodation will organize a taxi transfer or they will pick you up themselves. All the necessary information will be on the vouchers, which is why it’s important to check them every morning so you can plan ahead. Pricing is based on double occupancy. Still, a solo traveler can certainly sign up, but please note there will be an additional single supplement fee.

What about my luggage?

The luggage transfer is limited to 1 bag per person with a maximum weight of 15 kg per bag . Additional bags can be transferred for an extra €10 per bag per transfer. Please note that boots or smaller bags attached to the main bag count as an extra bag and will be charged accordingly. If you’re moving to a different accommodation, we ask you to have the luggage ready by 8 am at the reception. Make sure to use your luggage tags—ideally, write your trip reference and your mobile phone number if you wish. Your luggage should be at the next hotel by 6 pm max.

Group sizes and age requirements

Group sizes and prices: It’s possible to arrange self-guided tours for both solo travelers as well as large groups. Pricing is based on double occupancy. Still, a solo traveler can certainly sign up, but please note there will be an additional single supplement fee. Min. age requirements: If you are older than 18, you’re good to go. Minors younger than 18 may be permitted to join the hike on a case-by-case basis, but must be in the presence of a parent or legal guardian. If your group has hikers under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.

Getting there and meeting location

This self-guided luxury Camino Frances tour starts in Sarria, Spain. To get there, most people fly into Santiago–Rosalía de Castro Airport (SCQ) . Airport transfer to Sarria is included in the price of the tour. Once you get to Sarria, check into your hotel.

Safety measures and insurance

We highly recommend that you cover all your bases with both medical and travel protection . To make your booking and traveling experience as carefree as possible , simply choose Redpoint—the official 57hours insurance partner ! Redpoint tailors their protection packages for adventure travel, offering a comprehensive travel program, even in remote locations. Trip cancellation, natural disasters, pandemic coverage, medical evacuation, primary medical expenses—regardless of the travel interruption that may happen, Redpoint will have you covered. Once your booking is confirmed and your trip is paid in full, you will be offered to purchase Redpoint’s protection. If you need any help or require more information, let us know and we will be happy to help!

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Luxury Camino Frances: Self-Guided Walking Tour

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Bridge in the village of Portomarin along the Camino de Santiago

Pilgrim following a Camino sign on a sunny path

View while approaching the Galician town of Arzua along Camino de Santiago.

Couple walking the Camino Frances from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela, in a wood and with a characteristic sign.

Hiker seen from the back with a backpack adorned with a scallop, walking the Camino Frances.

Pilgrim in front of the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.

A medieval church in the Spanish town of Sarria, found along the Camino de Santiago.

A hiker walking along the Camino de Santiago in a wood near Portomarin, in Galicia.

A medieval church in Palas de Rei, a Galician town found along the Camino de Santiago.

A medieval relief depicting the Virgin Mary and Christ in the Spanish village of Leboreiro.

A direction sign along the Camino de Santiago in the Galician town of Arzua.

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Duration

8 days

Season

Year-round, but April through October is best

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For over a millennium, the legendary Camino de Santiago has captivated millions. We’ve whipped up this self-guided week-long tour along the last 70 miles (113.5 km) to the City of the Apostle that’s not only hassle-free but also all about living it up in maximum comfort! Imagine traversing rolling hills adorned with fields, vineyards, and olive groves. Along the way, immerse yourself in the charm of medieval towns, offering an authentic glimpse into Spanish culture, away from the crowded tourist hubs. And after each day, you get to kick back in deluxe hotels and guesthouses—trust us, these are usually rare finds along the Camino! Elevate your Camino Frances adventure with a touch of luxury, become part of history, and get your pilgrim passport stamped—it’ll be an experience to cherish for years to come.

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Get ready for a self-guided 8-day adventure along the final 70 miles (113 km) of Camino Frances, from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. Delight in picturesque Spanish countryside, charming villages, and delectable local cuisine. Relax in deluxe accommodations each evening—a rare luxury along the Camino. With included breakfasts and dinners, luggage transfers, and 24/7 customer service, this hassle-free journey ensures maximum comfort as you leave your mark on this storied trail. Receive a pre-departure pack and walking notes to enhance your experience.

Make your way to your hotel in Sarria (airport transfers included) in time to enjoy your first evening meal, and get a good rest before you begin your Camino. If you are feeling energized before your walk, visit the town’s main religious sites, Convento de la Magdalena and Iglesia Santa Marina de Sarria.

Accommodation: 4-star hotel or deluxe country guesthouse
Meals: Dinner
Expect a peaceful walk through shady oak woods and charming villages along quiet country roads. The village of Barbadelo (at an elevation of 580 m / 1,900 ft) features a beautiful Romanesque church that is well worth a visit. The next significant village is Ferreiros. When you arrive in Portomarín (at an elevation of 550 m / 1,800 ft), you can unwind on one of the many terraces in the town’s main plaza.

Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Hiking: 21.9 km / 13.6 miles
Accommodation: 4-star hotel or deluxe country guesthouse
From the village, the Camino crosses the River Minho and climbs uphill. Along the way, you’ll pass through Gonzar and see the Romanesque Church of Santa María in Castromaior. The peaceful atmosphere of the Galician Cemetery in Ligonde on a sunny day feels like a rest in itself. In Eirexe, the Romanesque portal of the church is a true gem, featuring a sculpture of Daniel and a statue of Santiago de Peregrino. Finally, you’ll arrive in Palas de Rei (at an elevation of 565 m 1,850 ft).

Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Hiking: 24.3 km / 15 miles
Accommodation: 4-star hotel or deluxe country guesthouse
Today, the Camino continues slightly downhill, passing through the village of Casanova and the charming village of Leboreiro. In Melide (at a steady elevation of 454m), take a break at one of the many restaurants to sample local specialties, such as pulpo a la gallega (boiled octopus served with olive oil, paprika, and salt).

Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Hiking: 14.8 km / 9.2 miles
Accommodation: 4-star hotel or deluxe country guesthouse
This stage begins perfectly, as the path quickly leaves Melide behind and winds into the quiet countryside. You’ll follow forest tracks and pass through a few small hamlets. In Boente de Arriba, you’ll come across the ancient Church of Santiago before continuing along a forest trail to reach Catanada. Along the way, you’ll cross a few streams before reaching the final stretch to Arzúa. Once in Arzúa, you can unwind and relax at your hotel.

Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Hiking: 14.3 km / 8.9 miles
Accommodation: 4-star hotel or deluxe country guesthouse
This shaded section of the Camino winds through peaceful woods, alongside streams, and through sleepy villages. Take your time to visit the Chapel of Santa Irena, known for its unique statues of Santiago. The remainder of the route to Rúa-O Pino follows a quiet country road. Rúa (at an elevation of 310 m / 1,020 ft) is one of the less crowded and tranquil stopping points before reaching Santiago de Compostela.

Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Hiking: 17.9 km / 11.1 miles
Accommodation: 4-star hotel or deluxe country guesthouse
You’re almost there! The next stage takes you to Lavacolla, where pilgrims traditionally washed in the river before reaching Santiago de Compostela. Along the way, tall eucalyptus trees guide you toward Monte del Gozo, or Mount of Joy, where you’ll catch your first glimpse of your ultimate destination – the Cathedral of Santiago. From here, descend into the city to witness this UNESCO World Heritage Site up close. Take in the breathtaking architecture, soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this cultural and spiritual mecca, and reflect on the incredible journey you’ve undertaken.

Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Hiking: 20.3 km / 12.6 miles
Accommodation: 4-star hotel or deluxe country guesthouse
After breakfast, your Camino Frances adventure comes to an end. Feel free to stay longer, in which case your guides recommend taking your time to explore the historic center of Santiago. Or maybe continue along the wild Camino Fisterra and stay overnight at the hotel in a lighthouse. But if you’re ready to go home, airport transfers are included!

Luxury Camino Frances: Self-Guided Walking Tour

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Follow the Camino

Follow the Camino has been leading the way since 2007 and was the first-ever tour operator to lead along Camino de Santiago. They’ve been making the Camino more accessible, enjoyable, and achievable for thousands of pilgrims and travelers from all around the world. Their focus is on respecting this ancestral pilgrimage, its spirit, and its values.

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Best 7 day walk of my life

Ken Lavin (June 2022, source: Tripadvisor)

Wonderful Camino walk with excellent accommodations. The best were hotel Ferromenteiro in Portomarin and the Boutique in Arzua. Having the van take our bags from town to town was extremely helpful in completing the daily walks.

Brilliant trip

Karen P (September 2023, source: Tripadvisor)

The Camino from Sarria to Santiago far exceeded my expectations as an experience, for the scenery, the quality of the accommodation and the organisational details completed by Follow the Camino.

Trip of a Lifetime!

Jon O (October 2023, source: Tripadvisor)

Follow the Camino is THE WAY TO GO if you’re pre-planning your Camino adventure. Everything went exactly as planned and it was a beautiful, rewarding journey for my family and I. Our accomadations were all wonderful and the baggage transfer was seamless. All of the directions and tips we were given were so helpful and Follow the Camino truly made our journey a perfect one. Thank you SO much to Jade for EVERYTHING!

Stop talking about it - Do it!

EoghanM (October 2023, source: Tripadvisor)

Will definitely be using Follow the Camino again to book our next camino trek. Airport transfers, accommodation, luggage transfers and restaurants were all sorted in advance and took the worry off our shoulders. All we had to do was walk and we saw some beautiful scenery along the way and met some lovely people who shared their camino experiences. Going at the end of October meant that some cafes/restaurants and churches were closed along the route but we did not go hungry. We were very fortunate with the weather until we arrived at Santiago! I would highly recommend good quality socks, runners/hiking boots and we had no trouble with our feet which is vital during the long daily walks. Bring some cash as some cafes/restaurants would not take card. Can’t wait to do our next Camino!

Tony Dunne (source: Google Reviews)

I am just back from a truly memorable and incredible 7 day experience which was made so good by the attention to detail and going beyond my needs in relation to a holiday package from the people in “Follow the Camino “ from the pick up drivers to hotel staff to the quality of service I cannot fault one bit. My bag was taking daily and dropped off at the next destination. Breakfast was had daily. The quality of the hotels was comfortable and clean & tidy. I individual reviewed them all. This is not my first trip with “follow the Camino” and certainly won’t be my last.. well done – Gold star.

darragh o’neill (source: Google Reviews)

My first time doing the Camino and the professional way FOLLOW THE CAMINO handled our trip from start to finish was second to none. The communication made it so easy to understand what we needed to do to prepare and gave us plenty of hints and tips to make the walks more enjoyable and make the most of the stunning scenery along the way. They also supplied a luggage transfer to our next hotel and the hotels were very clean, great food and excellent prices. We were given a kit with Camino Passport, Camino shell and a bandana which came in handy protecting from the sun. Over all FOLLOW THE CAMINO made this an experience we will never forget and would highly recommend them to groups or solo for a life time of memories.

Martin Jones (source: Google Reviews)

Our group had a fabulous time on our Camino Way walk. The support, guidance and pre-trip information were excellent. The roadbook with maps was a great help although there were plenty of markers and hundreds of fellow travellers to keep us on the right track. The most welcome surprise was the accommodation which, in each case, was very good and, in some cases, outstanding!

Things to know

Included:
- - Self-guided tour of the final 113.5 km (70 miles), from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela
  - Accommodation for 7 nights based on double occupancy (mix of 4-star hotels or quality country guesthouses)
  - Superior rooms confirmed where possible
  - Breakfasts and dinners
  - Luggage transfers
  - Holiday pack — pilgrim passport, luggage tag, route notes or guidebook if you have requested a hard copy (this will be waiting for you at your first accommodation)
  - Pre-departure meeting (a week or two before the departure, online meeting)
  - Walking notes and vouchers with all the information about your accommodation
  - 24/7 customer service
  - Airport transfers from/to Santiago de Compostela
Not included:
- - Flights to Spain
  - Lunches and drinks
  - Additional nights — available upon request
  - Day tours — available upon request
  - Travel and medical insurance — optional
The most important thing about walking the Camino Santiago is that you enjoy the journey at your own pace. Whether you’re a very fast or a slow walker, we encourage you to enjoy the trail. Having said that, being in good walking shape is still required. On average, you’ll be doing 18.9 km a day (11.8 miles), with the average of 420 m of elevation gain (1,380 ft). You’ll also be carrying a daypack with things you might need on the trail. Don’t worry about the luggage, though, as they will be transferred to each accommodation!

Checkout the itinerary for day-by day distances, but you can expect 6 full days of hiking—the shortest walk is 14.3 km (8.9 miles), while the longest is 24.3 km (15 miles). The least you’ll ascend in a day is 268 m (880 ft), and the most you’ll gain in elevation is 593 m (1,945 ft).

In preparation for your luxury Camino Frances tour, we recommend going on regular hikes/long walks– including some uphills and downhills with a loaded backpack.
Here’s a list of clothing we recommend bringing:
- - Clothes made from quick-drying fabrics (avoid cotton)
  - Leisure clothing and footwear for the evenings
  - Spare clothes for layering
  - Waterproof rain jacket
  - Fleece pullover or jacket
  - Quick-dry short-sleeved and long-sleeved tops
  - Quick–dry walking pants (consider the ones that zip off to make shorts)
  - Waterproof pants — optional (unless it’s very cold, it’s usually best to hike in shorts, but feel free to bring these pants if you’d feel more comfortable)
  - Hiking boots or shoes
  - Hiking socks
  - Sunhat
  - Gloves
Here’s a list of other equipment we suggest you bring:
- - Daypack large enough to carry everything you might need throughout the day
  - Hydration bladder or water bottles
  - Sunglasses
  - Hiking poles — optional
  - Earplugs — optional
  - Basic first aid essentials, such as blister protection
  - Toiletries (sunscreen, hand sanitizer, bug spray, etc.)
  - Camera — optional (but recommended)
We recommend packing for the season, which means that your packing list may vary quite a bit depending on the month you choose to go on this luxury Camino de Santiago tour. Also, you should be prepared for unseasonal weather conditions (unexpectedly warm/rainy or hot/cold weather). Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.
By going on a self-guided tour, you’re able to walk at your own pace and enjoy the journey without worrying about the logistics of it all. Follow the Camino have been leading pilgrims along their journey since 2007 and they were the first ever operator to organize walking along Camino de Santiago.

There are many perks of choosing a self-guided tour. Apart from not having to adjust to the group, you’ll have the accommodation, breakfasts, dinners, luggage transfers, airport transfers, and route instructions sorted. You’ll be staying in carefully-selected 4* hotels and quality guesthouses and there’s no need to print out anything upon checking-in—your guides booked and arranged everything for you, all you have to do is show your I.D.

This is a hassle-free trip so if you want to focus on enjoying your pilgrimage in the Spanish bucolic countryside, these self-guided tours are the perfect match.
Before the tour, you will be sent a pre-departure pack by post (alternatively, you’ll pick it up at your first accommodation). The pack contains your pilgrim passport, luggage tag, route notes or guidebook if you’ve requested a hard copy. In case there are certain complications with receiving the pre-departure pack, it will wait for you at your first accommodation.

You’ll have to download the walking notes yourself. The walking notes are here to assist you. Although the Camino is pretty well-marked and you only need to follow the yellow arrows, there are sometimes variations on the routes or some of them are more difficult to follow than the others. We recommend that you always familiarize yourself with the daily journey ahead. You’ll also download the vouchers yourself. These vouchers contain all the information about your confirmed accommodation—there will be an address, their phone number, any special instructions on how to get there, and a small map.

You will find a 24/7 support phone number on the bottom of each voucher. Keep in mind that there’s no need to print out the vouchers, as your reservations will be confirmed.

Pricing is based on double occupancy. Still, a solo traveler can certainly sign up, but please note there will be an additional single supplement fee.
Accommodation during your self-guided luxury Camino Frances tour is based on a number of criteria, including location, comfort, services, and character. Though accommodation on the Camino is limited, since this is a luxury version of Camino de Santiago walking tour, you can expect the highest quality possible, Expect hotels of a 4* and high-quality guesthouses if hotel accommodation is not available at a particular destination. Exceptions may be made.

In case your accommodation is located outside the town, you’ll need to check your vouchers for specific instructions on how to get to your accommodation. Most likely the accommodation will organize a taxi transfer or they will pick you up themselves. All the necessary information will be on the vouchers, which is why it’s important to check them every morning so you can plan ahead.

Pricing is based on double occupancy. Still, a solo traveler can certainly sign up, but please note there will be an additional single supplement fee.
The luggage transfer is limited to 1 bag per person with a maximum weight of 15 kg per bag. Additional bags can be transferred for an extra €10 per bag per transfer. Please note that boots or smaller bags attached to the main bag count as an extra bag and will be charged accordingly.

If you’re moving to a different accommodation, we ask you to have the luggage ready by 8 am at the reception. Make sure to use your luggage tags—ideally, write your trip reference and your mobile phone number if you wish. Your luggage should be at the next hotel by 6 pm max.
Group sizes and prices:
- - It’s possible to arrange self-guided tours for both solo travelers as well as large groups.
  - Pricing is based on double occupancy. Still, a solo traveler can certainly sign up, but please note there will be an additional single supplement fee.
Min. age requirements:
- - If you are older than 18, you’re good to go.
  - Minors younger than 18 may be permitted to join the hike on a case-by-case basis, but must be in the presence of a parent or legal guardian.
If your group has hikers under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.
This self-guided luxury Camino Frances tour starts in Sarria, Spain. To get there, most people fly into Santiago–Rosalía de Castro Airport (SCQ). Airport transfer to Sarria is included in the price of the tour. Once you get to Sarria, check into your hotel.
We highly recommend that you cover all your bases with both medical and travel protection. To make your booking and traveling experience as carefree as possible, simply choose Redpoint—the official 57hours insurance partner!

Redpoint tailors their protection packages for adventure travel, offering a comprehensive travel program, even in remote locations. Trip cancellation, natural disasters, pandemic coverage, medical evacuation, primary medical expenses—regardless of the travel interruption that may happen, Redpoint will have you covered.

Once your booking is confirmed and your trip is paid in full, you will be offered to purchase Redpoint’s protection. If you need any help or require more information, let us know and we will be happy to help!
A non-refundable 30% deposit to secure your place is due upon booking. The remaining amount is paid 2 months (60 days) prior to departure. Once the trip is confirmed by the guide, the cancellation policy stated below applies.
- - If Client cancels the Booking anytime prior to sixty (60) calendar days in advance of the trip contemplated by the booking, Client is entitled to a full refund minus the deposit.
  - For cancellations fifteen (15) to fifty-nine (59) calendar days in advance, Client is entitled to a refund in the amount of fifty percent (50%) of the total amount paid when Booking.
  - After that deadline, Client is not entitled to any refund. Any reimbursable expenses arising out of the Booking incurred by Guide prior to the date of cancellation (including but not limited to plane tickets, car rental payments, and lodging or transportation fees) are non-refundable as soon as they are incurred by the Guide.
Client can transfer their booking to a person who satisfies all the requirements, having first given the Guide reasonable notice in writing to do so before the departure date (such notice must be given more than 21 days prior to the date of departure). Client who transfers the Booking shall be jointly and severally liable with the transferee to the Guide for the payment of any balance due in respect of the holiday and for a substitution fee of €30.00 per person substituted, subject to a maximum of €120.00 per booking (or such other greater sum as may be authorized).
57hours partners with Redpoint Travel Protection, offering you a fully integrated program with a single point of contact for all your needs, from emergency services to travel assistance and protection claims. We highly recommend purchasing a comprehensive protection policy from Redpoint, which will protect you both before and during your travels. Before your departure, your investment is protected by the trip cancellation benefit. Once you depart, your policy provides coverage for trip interruption, medical assistance and rescue, baggage loss, trip delay, and more. Once you complete booking with 57hours, we'll create bespoke quote for you (and your group), making sure you're fully protected for the adventure ahead.