All Santiago de Compostela Tours & Excursions in 2026

Explore one of the trails of the Way of St. James pilgrim’s route without having to walk for weeks—or self-drive along the distractingly beautiful Costa da Morte—on this convenient day trip from Santiago de Compostela. After a handy pickup from Santiago, head to highlights along this stretch of coast, including Muxia village and the Fisterra Lighthouse at Cape Fisterra. Learn more about the region’s ancient history from your guide.

There are centuries of history to discover in Santiago de Compostela but without a guide to interpret it can be hard to understand what you see in this important pilgrimage site. This guided tour simplifies your sightseeing. Meet your guide and group at an easy-to-find location and follow them as they lead you through the city, the cathedral, and the attached museum, telling fascinating stories as you go.

Enjoy this amazing tour with official guides to experience the city like a local, getting to know the fascinating history of Santiago, the beautiful squares around our Cathedral and the food market.

Explore the Costa de Morte and several stops along the way, without having to self-drive, during this handy full-day tour from Santiago de Compostela. Relax in air-conditioned comfort as someone else tackles the roads, and learn about the history of the ancient Roman road—and why Finisterre was once believed to be the end of the world. Visit fishing villages, lookout points, waterfalls, and more.

Discover the essence of Galicia on an unforgettable day trip along the Rias Baixas, departing from A Coruña or Santiago. This trip combines coastal landscapes, stately history and first-rate cuisine. Our adventure begins on Toja Island. On a 45-minute guided tour, we will explore this legendary thermal destination, famous for its spa and the unique Chapel of Shells, a unique temple covered entirely in scallops. Continue to the fishing village of O Grove, where you can choose between: Boat trip: A tour of the estuary to know the bateas (seafood cultivation) with unlimited tasting of mussels and local wine. Free time : To explore the port and the local market at your leisure. Finally, we reach Cambados, birthplace of the Albariño. After touring the monumental Plaza de Fefiñáns, you will have 3 free hours to enjoy a leisurely meal paired with the best wines in the region before making the return.

With this most typical and traditional event in all of Galicia called the queimada, you will enjoy the whole show including all it traditional tools to make it a real galician queimada. Also we will explain its origins and how to prepare it. Of course with a tasting at the end of the show of our authentic queimada.

The Rías Baixas is a beautiful coastal region but self-driving along the winding roads can be stressful—and the views distracting. Eliminate that problem on a guided full-day tour from Santiago de Compostela, with transportation included. Travel through historic towns such as Combarro, Cambados, and Padrón, and admire views of offshore islands. Learn about the ancient history of the pilgrimage area, and take an optional mussel boat cruise.

Venture beyond Santiago de Compostela and enjoy a full day exploring the south coast of Galicia, without the stress of self-driving, on this guided tour to Rias Baixas. Visit picturesque villages, drive past beautiful landscapes, and stop to sample Albariño wine, a top Spanish variety, in its region of origin. Take an optional boat cruise to experience the coast from a different angle.

Exploring northern Spain’s rugged coastline can be difficult without a car to get you from place to place. This full-day tour makes it easy, with transport along the Marina Lucense to highlights such as Cathedral Beach. Visit Tapia de Casariego, cross to Pancha Island, and end in Rinlo, with hotel pickup ensuring a seamless experience from the start.

Discover the magic of Santiago de Compostela with an expert local guide and uncover the stories, legends, and hidden corners behind one of the world’s most iconic pilgrimage destinations.

Experience the wine, food, and natural beauty of Rias Baixas on this all-day guided excursion. After a convenient pickup from a designated spot, enjoy activities that include stopping by a bodega with a complimentary wine tasting, savoring an all-you-can-eat mussel and wine meal after a boat trip along Ria de Arousa, and visits to the pretty island of La Toja and the Albariño wine country town of Cambados.

Follow the famed Camino de Santiago to its endpoint at the Atlantic—and take in both cultural and natural highlights—during this full-day tour of Finisterre. Depart from central Santiago de Compostela, and head to the coast. You’ll admire the lighthouse and ocean views at the Costa da Morte, and will spot the Cascada de Ezaro waterfall. Next, visit a pilgrimage church, tour the medieval town of Ponte Maceira, and more.

With our 360 degree tour, you will have the opportunity to experience the essence of Santiago de Compostela from all possible angles knowing the historic center, the Portico de la Gloria and our beautiful Cathedral.

Santiago de Compostela is rich with history, having been a pilgrimage site for centuries, but wandering around alone can leave you confused about what you see. Make the most of your time here with a private guided tour. Opt to tour the city center, the cathedral, the cathedral museum, or a combination of these sites. Go at your own pace and ask your guide questions on this private tour.

The most sacred object in this cathedral went missing for generations, hidden from raiders and then simply forgotten, lost beneath its own high altar until a search in the 1800s finally turned up the bones. This self-guided audio walking tour of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral is built around that grave and the thousand-year road that leads to it. Trace the whole story in stone. A censer the size of a person swinging over the crowd, a doorway of elders frozen mid tune, a woman with a skull in her lap, and the stair pilgrims still climb to embrace the apostle himself. Explore at your own pace, offline, in your own language, stopping wherever a carving holds you. Over 25,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, and this one comes with a full refund guarantee. Ideal for independent travelers who would rather read the cathedral than rush through it.

Tapas is a quintessentially Spanish way of dining but without a local to guide you it can be easy to stick to the tourist traps that lack authenticity. Eat and drink at three of the best tapas bars in Santiago de Compostela with a local leading the way. Learn about local culture through its cuisine and enjoy a more immersive experience than you would get going alone.

On this Shared Walking Tour of Santiago de Compostela you will discover the magic of a unique city, World Heritage Site and goal of pilgrims from all over the world. We will walk through the majestic Plaza del Obradoiro, with the imposing Cathedral as the protagonist, and we will walk the narrow cobblestone streets of the historic center, full of history and legends. You will know charming squares such as the Quintana or Platerias, ancient convents and churches that narrate centuries of faith and tradition. A complete and close tour to live the essence of Santiago: its monumental legacy, its university atmosphere and the vibrant atmosphere that makes it one of the most special cities in Europe.

Speed up your recovery after the Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James) with a restorative, 1-hour massage. Designed for the pilgrims and travelers who arrive in Santiago de Compostela following a long walk, this deep tissue massage helps to relieve soreness, with special attention to the feet, legs, and back.

There’s a lot to see along the Galician Atlantic coast—or Costa da Morte—but self-driving can be stressful if you get distracted by the views. Simplify your day trip with a handy guided tour by coach, departing from Santiago de Compostela. Visit many area highlights, including fishing villages, lookout points, waterfalls, and Cape Finisterre. Learn about the history of this Roman road and its modern-day culture from your guide’s commentary.

Dive into the world of Galician wines and cheeses on this all-inclusive group tour in Santiago de Compostela. You won't just sample three local wines and cheeses, you'll also get a detailed explanation on each product and what makes it special. Each wine is thoughtfully paired with each cheese for the best tasting experience.

If you enjoy drinking Spanish wine in restaurants while vacationing in the country, learn more about local varieties at the source during this guided tour of Bodegas Granbazán. After making your own way to the winery, embark on a walking tour of the vineyard and sample three of its distinctive wines. Go with a small group so you have the chance to ask questions and go at your own pace.

Discover the best of Vigo during this private 3.5-hour city tour or shore excursion. Customize your itinerary based on your interests with your own personal tour guide and see famous landmarks such as the Puerta del Atlántico, Plaza de la Industria, Fortaleza del Castro, Berbes, and Mercado de la Piedra. Learn about the history of the Spanish port city and its culture from your informative guide.

Immerse yourself in the authentic flavors and culture of Galicia in a relaxed and welcoming environment. You’ll enjoy a carefully curated selection of five traditional Galician tapas, each made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients that showcase the rich culinary heritage of the region. The tapas include classic dishes like Raxo (marinated pork), Empanada (Galician pie), Chicharrones (Smached pork meat), Pimientos de Padrón (local peppers), and the iconic Tarta de Santiago (almond cake), giving you a true taste of Galicia’s diverse flavors. To complement the tapas, you’ll choose two drinks from a variety of local options—wine, beer, soft drinks, water, infusions, or coffee—allowing you to tailor the experience to your tastes. This experience takes place in a cozy, authentic local bar in Santiago’s old town, a perfect spot that captures the heart of the city’s culinary scene. It’s more than just a meal; it’s a chance to learn, engage, and experience Santiago’s old town like a local.