If you're walking from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela along the Camino Francés, you'll find a mix of weather conditions. Most days are cloudy, it often rains lightly or moderately, and sometimes the sun comes out as a nice surprise.
At the start, from Sarria to Portomarín, you'll see mostly clouds and some rain, with occasional sunshine. Temperatures generally reach the low twenties and go down to around 10°C or 11°C at night.
In Palas de Rei and Páramo, there's slightly less sun and more cloudy weather. Rain can range from light showers to heavy downpours. Day temperatures are normally in the low twenties, and night temperatures go down to 10°C.
Going through Arzúa and O Pedrouzo, the temperatures stay around 20°C in the day and rise to around 15°C at night. The weather varies a lot - there might be sun, clouds, or rain on any given day.
Once you reach Santiago de Compostela, expect day temperatures to drop to the high teens and night temperatures to stay around 15°C. It often rains more heavily here and the sky is usually overcast, with fewer sunny days.
To sum it up, throughout the trip, expect mild temperatures mostly between 19-22°C in the day and 10-15°C at night. The amount of rain varies, with some parts of the walk being much wetter than others. Be prepared for mostly cloudy skies and rain, with the possibility of heavier showers.
Starting two weeks before your Camino begins, we’ll email you an updated weather forecast for each day of your journey, based on the newest data. Stay prepared for whatever the trail may bring!
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