Camino trí Ghaeilge

A once-in-a-lifetime walk, in Irish. Coming back in 2027.

In August 2026, a group of walkers, advanced beginners to native speakers, early 20s to mid-70s, walked the final 115km of the Camino de Santiago together, in Irish. 7 days on the Camino Francés from Sarria to Santiago, conversations in Irish over dinner and on the trail, a rare solar eclipse along the way, and a final day in Santiago de Compostela with a local Irish-language guide.

Camino 2027 is coming. Dates will be announced very soon, join the waitlist now to be the first to hear and to get priority booking when spots open.

Join the Camino 2027 waitlist

What to expect

• Walk some of the Camino de Santiago led by Jane and a professional tour manager
• Practise your Irish in a relaxed, welcoming setting
• Seven nights' B&B accommodation, daily luggage transfers and your Pilgrim Passport
• Finish in Santiago de Compostela with a guided tour from a local Irish-language guide

Frequently Asked Questions

What level of Irish do I need?
The 2026 trip had walkers ranging from advanced beginners to native speakers, everyone was welcome. Conversation on the trip happens mostly through Irish, so a basic understanding is highly recommended.

What age are the other walkers?
2026's group ranged from early 20s to mid-70s. Walkers must be 16 or over; those aged 16–17 must travel with an adult and share a room with someone 18+.

What level of fitness do I need?
It's worth building up with a few long walks beforehand, but there's no pressure. If a day feels like too much, a taxi to the hotel is always an option, or you can skip a day altogether. It's your Camino, a holiday, not a challenge to push through.

What's included?
Full 2027 pricing and inclusions will be confirmed with the dates. In 2026, the package included hotel accommodation, breakfast, a tour manager, daily bus transfers, a guided tour of Santiago on the final day, and 24/7 emergency support.

How do I find out the 2027 dates first?
Join the waiting list, you'll be the first to know when dates are announced, with priority booking before it opens to everyone else.