Art Camino Inglés!
Let’s go drawing from October 15th to October 20th, 2025 (4 spots available)
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Camino Inglés
The English Way (Camino Inglés) is one of the official routes of the Camino de Santiago, historically used by pilgrims from England, Ireland, and Northern Europe.

Pilgrims would arrive by ship at the ports of Ferrol or A Coruña and then continue on foot to Santiago de Compostela.

The route from Ferrol is longer (about 118–120 km), which makes it possible to obtain the Compostela — the official certificate of completion.
What does the route consist of?
118 km
8 sketch
6 nights
899€ per person
It’s more than just a route — it’s creativity.
Why would you want to go with “Via de Color”?
  • Not just a route — it’s a way to see art in the details
    Every corner comes to life through drawing, turning the journey into an experience of reflection and creativity
  • Freedom of self-expression — no judgments, just creativity
    No drawing skills required. We create a friendly atmosphere where everyone can relax, experiment, and enjoy the process
  • You take home a sketchbook full of memories
    Everyone creates their own sketchbook — unique, authentic, and deeply personal memories. It’s more than a souvenir — it’s a part of your journey

Features of our route

  • A small private group of only 4 people
  • I (Eugenio) will be with you every step of the way, from booking the tour to receiving your Compostela
  • A more secluded and quiet route compared to the French Way
  • Passes through coastal towns, rivers, groves, and rural Galicia
  • Combines a coastal atmosphere with classic rural Spain
  • Suitable for those who want to complete the route in a week while experiencing it fully
  • Create your own pilgrim’s diary with drawings
  • Watercolor lessons every day of the journey

Tour schedule

Day 1.

15.10.2025

Day 1.

15.10.2025

Arrival in A Coruña → Ferrol

Overnight at the Hotel in Ferrol

Meet during the day at Santiago train station at 12:00 PM.
At 1:00 PM — transfer by car to Ferrol.
Accommodation at the hotel. Distribution of credenciales, sketchbooks, paper, and brushes.

Free time in Ferrol.
In the evening — meet and greet over a glass of Albariño or Godello.

Sleep at 10:00 PM.

Day 2.

16.10.2025

🧭 First day on the route

Day 2.

16.10.2025

🧭 First day on the route

Ferrol → Pontedeume

30 km / 6 hours on the route.

Overnight at the Albergue in Pontedeume

Morning wake-up at 6:00 AM. Option to hand over your backpack for transport.
Route through the port of Ferrol (9th century), the monastery of San Martiño de Xubia (8th century), the O Salto trail, and the Royal Way.
Sketching during one of the stops along the way.

Town of Pontedeume — a coastal town with a 14th-century Gothic bridge, narrow streets, and a promenade.

Upon arrival (~2:30 PM) — watercolor lesson, rest, and a walk.

Day 3.

17.10.2025

🧭 Second day on the route

Day 3.

17.10.2025

🧭 Second day on the route

Pontedeume → Betanzos

19,7 km / 5 hours on the route.

Overnight at the Albergue in Betanzos

Route along the Miño River, the medieval bridge over Baxo, and the Betanzos estuary. Sketching during a stop.

Betanzos — former capital of Galicia, with a historic center and Gothic churches. Upon arrival — watercolor lesson.

Day 4.

18.10.2025

🧭 Third day on the route

Day 4.

18.10.2025

🧭 Third day on the route

Betanzos → Bruma

24 km / 5 hours on the route.

Overnight at the Albergue in Bruma

Crossing the As-Cascas bridge, rural landscapes. Sketching along the way.

Bruma — a small village known for its medieval pilgrim hospital. After arrival — watercolor session and evening with board games.

Day 5.

19.10.2025

🧭 Fourth day on the route

Day 5.

19.10.2025

🧭 Fourth day on the route

Bruma → Sigüeiro

24,4 km / 6 hours on the route.

Overnight at the Albergue in Sigüeiro

Route through rural Galicia, the church of San Xiao, and the village of Casanova. Sketching along the way.

Sigüeiro — a quiet town with cozy cafés.
Upon arrival — watercolor session and rest.

Preparation for the last day of the route.

Day 6.

20.10.2025

🧭 Fifth day on the route

Day 6.

20.10.2025

🧭 Fifth day on the route

Sigüeiro → Santiago de Compostela

15,7 km / 5 hours on the route.

Overnight at the Hotel in Santiago de Compostela

Crossing the bridge over the Tambre, Meisonfrío. Arrival in Santiago. Accommodation at the hotel.
12:00 PM — Pilgrim’s service at the cathedral. It’s a unique performance not to be missed.
Receive the Compostela for 118 km, as well as the pilgrim certificate.

After lunch — free time.

In the evening — festive Galician dinner.

Day 7.

21.10.2025

Day 7.

21.10.2025

Santiago de Compostela

Departure day — farewell to Santiago or continuation of the journey to Finisterre.
Second overnight at the hotel in Santiago de Compostela (optional)
After the intense and emotional days of our journey, in the morning we will allow ourselves to wake up without alarms.

At 11:00 AM we meet at the hotel to go for coffee — a time to share impressions once more, recall bright moments, and exchange contacts.

After breakfast — a final sketch from the café window or the square, taking a piece of Santiago with you on paper.
Then — time to pack and prepare for departure: some will return home, others will continue traveling through Galicia. Some may start the route to Finisterre the next day, while others will stay only one more night in Santiago.

Before parting — a group photo in front of the Cathedral. This moment will become a symbolic point in our shared adventure.

As we go our separate ways, everyone will take with them not only the pilgrim certificate but also warm memories, new acquaintances, and their own personal creative diary created along the journey.

Average daily expenses

  • Snacks on the road (outside towns): €10–15
    Includes beer, toast, coffee, and light snacks.
  • Lunch: €15–20
    Usually with a glass of wine or a drink.
  • Dinner in restaurants: around €40
    Including alcohol and a full menu.
  • Self-cooked meals: €5–10
    Albergues often have good kitchens and cozy lounges — sometimes this is the best option.

How will the day on the route be planned?

06:00 – 06:30
06:00 – 06:30
Wake up, get ready, and have breakfast
07:00 – 07:30
07:00 – 07:30
Set off on the route
During the walk
During the walk
Two breaks every 2 hours
  1. Snack and rest
  2. Sketch during one of the daytime stops
  3. Stamp your pilgrim passport
14:00 – 15:00
14:00 – 15:00
Arrival at the hotel/albergue
Shower, rest, recover, and do laundry if needed
15:00 – 16:30
15:00 – 16:30
Lunch
17:00 – 19:30
17:00 – 19:30
Watercolor lesson
Very easy walk (to the nearest scenic spot), watercolor lesson, and relaxation with Galician wine
20:00 – 22:00
20:00 – 22:00
Free time
Free time for a walk and dinner at your discretion
22:00 – 22:30
22:00 – 22:30
Go to bed
We go to bed as early as possible to rest after a full day and wake up easily in the morning
Route price — 899€ per person
Booking fee — 300€

What’s included in the price

  • Accommodation in all towns along the route in comfortable conditions (hotels, albergues — as per the program)
  • All art materials for sketches and watercolors (sketchbook, paper, brushes, watercolor, pencils)
  • Transfer by car from Santiago to Ferrol
  • Issuance and registration of the credencial (pilgrim passport)
  • Watercolor lessons upon arrival at the hotel/albergue (except in Ferrol and Santiago)
  • Sketching during the route (at stops, except Ferrol)
  • Instruction and help preparing your backpack: choosing gear, clothing, shoes, and accessories
  • Advice on which plasters and protective creams to take, and why there shouldn’t be cotton items in the backpack
  • Option to transport your backpack for each stage
  • Farewell dinner in Santiago
  • Travel insurance
  • Emergency phone assistance on the way
  • Assistance and guidance on the route

Not included in the price

  • Airfare and train tickets to Santiago/A Coruña and from Santiago
  • Meals, except for the farewell dinner
  • Other activities along the route, unless specified in the program
  • Gear and sports equipment
Important! The organizer reserves the right to make changes to the program, which will not make it any less rich or interesting.
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Welcome to the way
Vía de Color is a platform uniting independent Mediterranean artists from Fuengirola, Málaga, and Mallorca.

We offer unique art experiences: sketching walks along the coast and island streets, oil painting workshops, and immersive creative journeys — including a slow-art Camino de Santiago pilgrimage led by Eugenio.

Our mission is to connect people to art and place through lived experiences, personal storytelling, and original creations.

Travel in full color with us.
Genio del Sol
About me
I am an artist and a storyteller. I draw the journey — urban, natural, and inner. My sketches capture moments you want to hold onto: the light on façades, the breeze in the alleys, the breath of the day.

I have been drawing since early childhood, studied architecture, and later earned a degree in art and marketing. Now I live and work on the Costa del Sol, where I lead creative walks and watercolor workshops — combining movement, observation, and drawing into a shared experience.

My sketchwalks are an invitation to slow down, see, feel — and take home a hand-drawn postcard of the moment. Each drawing is a map of presence and emotion.
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