Walk the historic Camino de Santiago alongside fellow MedSend donors and several of our Grant Recipients for a unique, life-enriching experience.
This pilgrimage offers a chance to:
- Slow down, step away from the busyness of life, and reconnect with God, nature, others, and your purpose.
- Walk together physically and spiritually, hearing stories from the mission field and seeing the impact of your partnership.
- Reflect deeply, using the pilgrimage pace for Scripture, meditation, and prayer.
- Renew your heart, witnessing how your generosity touches real lives, supports families, and spreads hope across the globe.

CaminoQuest will guide us—handling lodging, meals, daily reflections, and spiritual direction—so you can focus fully on the journey. Follow ancient trails, take in breathtaking vistas, and experience quiet moments that speak louder than words.
This pilgrimage offers a chance to:
- Slow down, step away from the busyness of life, and reconnect with God, nature, others, and your purpose.
- Walk together physically and spiritually, hearing stories from the mission field and seeing the impact of your partnership.
- Reflect deeply, using the pilgrimage pace for Scripture, meditation, and prayer.
- Renew your heart, witnessing how your generosity touches real lives, supports families, and spreads hope across the globe.

CaminoQuest will guide us—handling lodging, meals, daily reflections, and spiritual direction—so you can focus fully on the journey. Follow ancient trails, take in breathtaking vistas, and experience quiet moments that speak louder than words.
Important Information
- Please note: airfare to and from Spain is not included. On flights originating from the USA, you will lose 1 day traveling to Europe – take this into consideration when looking at departure dates.
- Registration closes June 17, but we encourage you to sign up as soon as possible. Space is intentionally limited to create an intimate and meaningful journey. If you’ve ever wanted to see your faith, mission, and generosity intersect in a transformative way, this is your opportunity. Don’t wait—secure your spot by June 17, 2026, and be part of this unique experience!
- To register , just click the button below. The registration site is password-protected to keep this opportunity exclusive for MedSend guests. The password is MedSend0926.
Your Adventure Itinerary:
- September 17 | Arrival in Santiago & Welcome Dinner
- Lodging and dinner are included in the pilgrimage fee.
- Kick off your pilgrimage by meeting your fellow hikers and tour guide in Santiago for a warm welcome. We’ll then take a 3-hour bus ride to Sarria, where you’ll enjoy a welcome dinner with the group. Please plan to arrive in Santiago by 1:00 PM to ensure plenty of time to reach Sarria by evening.
- September 18-22Â |Â Hike the Camino
- Five days of guided walking, daily reflections, and on-site spiritual direction along historic trails.
- Breakfast, dinner, and lodging are provided each day. Lunch is either on your own, or there is an option to purchase a pre-arranged lunch in advance when you register.
- September 23 |Â Travel Home
- Begin your journey back home. All meals, lodging, and travel arrangements for this day are your responsibility.
Travel Tip for a Smooth Start
To help you prepare for the pilgrimage, it can be beneficial to arrive a day or two early to allow your body to adjust to the time change. As a side note, we will meet our tour guide in Santiago de Compostela and be transported together to Sarria to begin the pilgrimage. Here are a few travel options to consider:
Option 1
Arriving in Madrid (MAD)
Madrid is a major hub and may offer the best flight prices. Travelers can spend a few days sightseeing and acclimating to the time difference. From Madrid, there are two main options to reach Santiago:

Flight:Â A national flight to Santiago (SCQ) takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Train:Â The fast train to Santiago de Compostela takes approximately 3 hours.
Option 2
Arriving Directly to Santiago de Compostela (SCQ)
Arriving directly is the closest option to our starting point, allowing travelers to spend 1–2 days in Santiago before the trip.
Option 3
Arriving at Porto, Portugal (OPO)
