Walk with us on The Camino de Berobreo, an ancient path where earth, sea, and spirit intertwine.
Guided by João Perre Viana, Nuno Santos Fernandes, and Michelle Hirschman, you will tread a sacred thread linking the Coastal Route of Santiago to the Spiritual Way of Armenteira, where silence still whispers the language of purpose.
This is not merely a walk, it is an inner pilgrimage. A call to uncover what lies beneath your steps: your longings, your fears, your hidden strength.
To face the obstacles that quietly shape your days, and to listen, at last, to the rhythm of your own truth.
On this journey, you will learn to set roots before you set goals, to dream with direction, and to craft an action plan that aligns heart, mind, and path.
For only when intention meets movement does life begin to unfold in its full meaning.
If your spirit feels the call, take the first step. Register, and you will be invited to join our group circle, a moment to meet your mentors,
to explore the flow of the program, to prepare body and mind for the road ahead.
And if you wish to glimpse what awaits, watch the stories of those who have walked before, their faces, their light, their transformation.
The path is ready. Are you?
Every participant must arrive in Santiago de Compostela before 19h00 on Friday for a welcome dinner featuring traditional Galician food.
This will be the opportunity to give each participant all the materials for our journey, reinforce the logistics, gear, etc., and get ready to start early the next day.
ATTENTION REGARDING FIRST NIGHT*—The accommodation for this night and the welcome dinner are included in the program.
ATTENTION REGARDING REACHING OUR MEETING POINT**—The best way to reach Santiago (our meeting point) is to fly to Santiago de Compostela or Porto (in Portugal) and take a train or bus from there.
ATTENTION REGARDING EXTRA LUGGAGE**—In case you have an extra bag to drop off, we can give you directions or help you find where to leave your luggage.
We will depart from Santiago de Compostela to Vigo by train and after take a boat to Cangas, where we will start our walk around the peninsula of Cangas de Morrazo. You will take the time to reflect on the different aspects of your current situation. The exercise will take a 360-degree "polaroid" of your life and create a picture of where you now stand.
Today's exercise is an invitation to disconnect and use the opportunity to dig deeper into yourself and look back at your life. What you learn from your history will help you craft your future.
We start the day with a beautiful path up to one of the most beautiful spots on our journey, with open views to the Ria de Pontevedra, perfect for looking inside our own strengths and weaknesses. The smells can be amazing, and it helps you to look inside. After a while, we will reach the forest of Christopher Columbus, filled with Sequoias, and the perfect setting to look outside and to the future. The Personal Inventory exercise will help you through your own personal SWAT analysis. Lunch meets us en route with the most authentic picnic.
Now that you have imagined your future, you will build a bridge from your vision back to the present. This will provide you with the momentum for the decisions you must make and also the opportunity to align them with your purpose. The landscape keeps changing, but somehow, the walking becomes more natural. This is another beautiful stretch along the Galician Coast, looking very close to the Island of Arousa.
After selecting the outcomes you commit to in the previous exercise, you are ready to detail your Action Plan. This is the program's final kilometers and the beginning of a new stage in your life.
The final exercise takes place with your Action Plan already in motion. Fine-tuning and feedback loops become your new norm. Arriving in Santiago is always a riveting experience. The arriving pilgrims' throbbing energy mixes with the university students' fiesta, and the party seems to be ongoing. Immense joy, a feeling of overcoming and satisfaction, mixes with all the stimulus of countless languages, street artists, and restaurants. Reaching the Obradoiro, the large plaza below the Cathedral, we reach the end of our way. But our program is at its apex. We stay close to Obradoiro, and this night, the dinner is almost a private group event - with special toasts to the new and old friends you will have made along the Camiño.
Vigo, Municipality of Vigo, Spain
