APB Mystic Travels
The way that can change your life
From Astorga to Santiago in the 2027 Holy Year, the year the Holy Door opens.
May 2027 · Holy Year
It's about who you become.
The Camino de Santiago is one of the oldest spiritual routes in Europe. You walk it with your feet, but it moves you from within.
In 2027 the Camino lives its Holy Year again: the year the Cathedral's Holy Door opens and crossing it symbolizes renewal, reconciliation and inner transformation.
We walk from Astorga to Santiago with Alejandro Pérez Bolaños, a pilgrim with sixteen Caminos behind him. Each stage with meditations, a support van and a group that, step by step, becomes a tribe.
You don't walk the Camino. You let the Camino walk you.
What makes the Holy Year different?
A Holy Year only happens when July 25th falls on a Sunday. The next one is 2027. That is why we walk in that exact year.
The Holy Door
The Cathedral's Holy Door opens only during Holy Years. Crossing it symbolizes a path of renewal, reconciliation and inner transformation.
The year the whole world walks
Thousands from around the world choose to walk that year. The atmosphere is unique: more encounters, more stories, and a sense of being part of something bigger.
Personal renewal
For centuries the Holy Year has meant new beginnings, forgiveness, reflection and spiritual growth, whatever each pilgrim believes.
From Astorga to Santiago, stage by stage
Follow the line as you scroll: the scallop shell moves along the French Way and each milestone lights up as it passes, the way days light up when you really walk.
Astorga
The starting point, between the Maragatería and El Bierzo.
The Camino is walked, but it is also felt
Beyond the kilometres, the journey is made of small rites that stay with you.
Walking as a tribe
A group that starts as strangers and arrives in Santiago as family.
Meditations on the way
Each stage opens and closes with a meditation guided by Alejandro, to walk inward as well.
Letting go at the Cruz de Ferro
The rite of leaving a stone at the highest point, and with it whatever you no longer want to carry.
Thirteen days from Madrid to Santiago
A carefully paced route, at a pilgrim's rhythm, with everything handled so you only have to walk.
Day 1 · May 4
- Meet in Madrid and transfer to Astorga.
Day 2 · May 5
- Start of the Camino from Astorga. First stages towards El Bierzo.
Days 3 to 11
- Stage by stage, from the Cruz de Ferro to O Cebreiro and across Galicia, with a support van and daily meditations.
Day 12 · May 15
- Arrival in Santiago de Compostela and the Holy Door.
Day 13 · May 16
- Return. Optional trip to Finisterre.
Everything handled, so you only have to walk
Included
Guiding and support
- Personalized guiding along the whole Camino
- Meditations guided by Alejandro Pérez Bolaños
- Pre-trip advice on gear
- Daily digital guide
Logistics and transfers
- Transfer from Madrid to Astorga
- Support van for the whole route
- Pilgrim bag transfer (per size and weight)
- Pilgrim's Credential and Scallop shell
Lodging and safety
- Lodging in double rooms with private bath
- Some breakfasts
- First-aid attention along the route
Not included
- Round-trip travel to Madrid
- Meals
- Tips
- Alcoholic drinks
- Traveler's insurance (required with APB Mystic Travels)
Trip to Finisterre, where for the ancients the world came to an end.
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Cross the Holy Door in 2027
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May 2027 · Astorga → Santiago