An Authentic Pilgrimage of

Faith, Friendship & Resilience for Women Over 45

Join a band of American women who love faith and freedom as we walk the sacred Camino de Santiago, tracing the path of pilgrims before us with purpose in every step.

Over 9 powerful days, you’ll walk the final stretch of the French Way on The Camino de Santiago.

With a tribe of courageous women, your own private guide, and a support vehicle by your side, we’ll walk about 5 miles a day—through timeless Spanish villages, lush countryside, and ancient cobblestone trails, all leading to the grand Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.

Collect stamps in your official Pilgrim Passport, share stories, sip local wine, and reconnect with what truly matters.

This is a journey of the soul—for women who love God, love this country, and aren’t afraid to walk with boldness and grace.

This is your time. Your trail. Your triumph.
Let’s walk it together—step by step.
Because faith, freedom, and friendship are worth every mile.

“Can I do it?” Absolutely.

We walk up to 5 miles a day, but you walk as far as you want.
If one mile is a big accomplishment—we’re cheering you on.
Need a break? Hop in the support vehicle and ride to the next stop.
No pressure. Just support, faith, and sisterhood all the way to Santiago.

Why Take this Trip

This journey isn’t about hiking or sight seeing. It’s about awakening your spirit, honoring your faith, and walking alongside a group of strong American women who share your values and are there to encourage each other to keep going.

Take this trip if you’re:

• You’re navigating something heavy, healing from something hard, or simply searching for what’s next.
• A woman of faith and freedom ready to reconnect with what matters most
• Curious about the Camino but want the support of a like-minded tribe
• Longing to pause, reflect, and rediscover your strength
• Drawn to meaningful experiences—blending culture, tradition, and purpose
• Looking for friendship, laughter, and the lifelong bond of shared accomplishment

Let’s walk it together.

What to Expect on the Camino de Santiago: Beatrice Bradley Style

This isn’t a luxury vacation—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage experience created to uplift your spirit, deepen your faith, and surround you with American women who walk with purpose and heart.

We take things at a gentle, encouraging pace. It’s about showing up, doing what you can, and celebrating every step forward.

There’s absolutely no pressure to walk to the next destination. Our private vehicle is always available to transport you if you need a rest. You walk as much as you want, and we’ll take care of the rest.

With two Beatrice Bradley hosts and a private Camino walking guide, you’ll feel supported, seen, and celebrated from start to finish.

Here’s what to expect:

• Charming, simple accommodations in small towns

• Delicious meals—local, comforting, and satisfying

• Up to 5 miles of walking per day, with full flexibility to walk less

• Daily support vehicle and transportation between stops

• Luggage transfers every day—no need to carry more than a small daypack

• Full Days of rest mixed it

• Encouragement every step of the way—this is your Camino, your pace

• Local experiences like wine tastings, cheese and honey pairings, and cultural workshops

• An official pilgrim passport to collect stamps and earn your Camino Certificate in Santiago

• Time for prayer, reflection, and friendship, woven into each day with intention

• Six hotel transfers while on the camino
• Starting and Ending in Madrid at an airport hotel for easy arrival and departure
• Train from Madrid to Sarria to start
• Train from Santiago to Madrid to depart

Your Itinerary

Camino Frances with Beatrice Bradley

The Final 100 km: Sarria to Santiago de Compostela
11 nights | 12 days | 6 walking days

Sarria is the starting point of the French Way for many pilgrims, as it comprises the final 100 kilometers required to obtain the Compostela. During this 9-day itinerary, you’ll cover 116 kilometers in 6 stages. A mix of walking and transfers.

Trip Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Camino de Santiago?

The Camino de Santiago—also known as “The Way of St. James”—is a centuries-old pilgrimage trail leading to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Spain, where the remains of the Apostle James are believed to be buried. People walk the Camino for many reasons: spiritual growth, reflection, healing, or simply the joy of doing something deeply meaningful.

We’ll be walking the final—and most popular—stretch, the French Way, from Sarria to Santiago.

How far will we walk each day?

We average about 5 miles a day. Some days are a little longer, others shorter. We walk at a steady, supportive pace with plenty of breaks. This is not a race. You are never expected to “keep up.” We walk together—or rest when needed.

What if I can’t walk one day or need a break?

You never have to walk more than you’re comfortable with. We have a private support vehicle following us daily. If you’re tired, dealing with sore feet, or just want to enjoy the scenery from the van, hop in—we’ll get you to the next stop while you still experience the journey.

What are the accommodations like?

We stay in charming, authentic Galician inns and rural homes—places full of character and history.

These aren’t luxury hotels, but they are clean, cozy, and comfortable, with private bathrooms in every room. You’ll feel welcomed and well cared for.

Will I have to carry my own luggage on the trail?

Your luggage will be transferred for you each day, so you only need to be able to carry a small daypack with essentials like water, snacks, and your pilgrim passport.

What is the Pilgrim Passport, and do I get a certificate?

Each woman will receive a Camino Credential (Pilgrim Passport) to collect stamps at various stops along the route. At the end, you’ll receive your official Compostela certificate, recognizing your journey. It’s a beautiful and emotional moment—one you’ll never forget.

Do I need to be a seasoned hiker to do this?

No. If you’re reasonably active and able to walk a few miles at a time, you can absolutely do this. The trail includes dirt paths, cobblestones, and a few gentle hills, but we take our time and support each other. If you’ve ever walked a few loops around your neighborhood or local park, you’re on the right track.

What kind of meals will we have?

Expect hearty, home-cooked meals featuring local Galician cuisine. It’s not gourmet, but it’s flavorful, nourishing, and satisfying. Think rustic stews, fresh bread, cheeses, and wine from the region.

Will there be time for prayer and reflection?

Yes. This is more than a trip—it’s a sacred experience. We intentionally build in time for quiet reflection, prayer, and meaningful conversation. Whether you’re walking through something big or simply craving peace, this journey offers space for your soul to breathe.

Who leads the trip?

You’ll be joined by two Beatrice Bradley hosts and our private Camino walking guide, who knows the trail inside and out. You’ll be fully supported—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—every step of the way.

Why Women Choose Beatrice Bradley

It’s not really about the destination.
It’s about so much more…

At Beatrice Bradley it’s not just about where we go, it’s about who you’re with and how it feels to be part of something this fun.

Women join Beatrice Bradley to laugh until their cheeks hurt, make fast friends who feel like old ones. And rediscover how good life can be when you say “yes” to new adventures.

This isn’t your typical tour group. You won’t find big buses or cookie-cutter activities here. Instead, it feels more like a getaway you planned with your best college girlfriends. Reconnecting, laughing, and soaking up a beautiful destination together.

It’s a joy-filled, patriotic sisterhood of women 50+ who are ready to shake things up. To travel solo, but never feel alone. Some are married, others are widowed, divorced, newly retired, working, or recently navigating the empty nest.

So, come with us.

The locations are a bonus, the real treasures are the laughter, the genuine connections, and the joy of finding your people.

Note: This itinerary serves as a general guide to what we will be doing, seeing, and eating, with the final version provided approximately two weeks prior. The published itinerary is an example and may be adjusted to include accommodations, tours, or restaurants of comparable quality to ensure the best experience.