Walking the Camino: Fátima to Santiago de Compostela
May 26 – June 10, 2027
A journey that begins with prayer and leads you to Santiago.
Join Fr. Alfonse Nazzaro for a pilgrimage unlike the traditional Camino experience.
Our journey begins in Portugal, with time in Lisbon and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, before traveling to Sarria to walk the final stretch of the Camino de Santiago.
Over approximately 112 kilometers, we'll journey together through the towns and countryside of northern Spain, allowing each day to become an opportunity for prayer, reflection, community, and renewal.
And when we finally arrive at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, our pilgrimage continues through the spiritual and cultural heritage of Ávila and Madrid.
From Marian devotion to the Camino, and from Santiago to the heart of Spain, this is more than a walk.
It is a pilgrimage from beginning to end.
Come walk the Camino with us.
Lisbon
Begin your pilgrimage in Portugal's historic capital, where faith, culture, and centuries of Catholic heritage welcome us to the journey ahead.
Fátima
Enter the spiritual heart of Portugal at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima. A place of prayer and Marian devotion that prepares our hearts..
Enter the spiritual heart of Portugal at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima. A place of prayer and Marian devotion that prepares our hearts..
Sarria
This is where our Camino begins.
From Sarria, we'll set out to walk the final approximately 70 miles of the Camino de Santiago.
This is where our Camino begins.
From Sarria, we'll set out to walk the final approximately 70 miles of the Camino de Santiago.
Portomarín
Our first stages take us through the landscapes of Galicia to Portomarín, where the rhythm of walking begins to create space for prayer, reflection, and fellowship.
Palas de Rei
Continue along centuries-old pilgrim paths, sharing the journey with fellow pilgrims from around the world as Santiago draws closer.
Melide
A beloved stop along the Camino, where different pilgrimage routes and traditions come together on the road toward Santiago.
Arzúa
By now, the Camino has become more than a path beneath your feet. Each mile carries the prayers, conversations, and experiences of the journey so far.
O Pedrouzo
A moment to look back with gratitude and prepare our hearts for the destination we've been walking toward together.
Santiago de Compostela
Arrive in Santiago and approach the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the traditional resting place of St. James the Apostle.
Ávila
After Santiago, our pilgrimage continues to the extraordinary walled city of Ávila, deeply connected to St. Teresa of Ávila and Spain's rich tradition of contemplative spirituality.
Madrid
Conclude the journey in Spain's capital, a final opportunity to experience its history and culture, celebrate everything we've shared, and prepare to return home renewed.
What’s Included in the Pilgrimage?
✵ Round-trip flights
✵ Accommodation in selected hotels
✵ Daily breakfast and dinner
✵ Ground transportation
✵ Guided tours
✵ Daily Mass (subject to local availability)
✵ Spiritual guidance from Father Alfonse Nazzaro
✵ Personalized assistance throughout the trip
Not included: travel insurance, lunch, and tips.
More Than Completing the Camino
There is something powerful about arriving in Santiago and looking back at the road that brought you there.
But this pilgrimage begins long before the first step in Sarria.
It begins in Fátima, entrusting our journey to Mary.
It unfolds along the Camino, where each day gives us the opportunity to slow down, pray, reflect, and walk alongside one another.
It reaches a beautiful culmination in Santiago de Compostela, after following the path traveled by pilgrims for centuries.
And it continues through Ávila and Madrid, discovering even more of the faith and history that have shaped Spain.
You'll return home having traveled many miles, but the most important journey may be the one that happened within.
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