If you're walking the Camino Francés route from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela in June, the weather changes as you go. You'll start off with sunny and partly cloudy days and some light to medium rain at times. It's usually warm in Sarria and the next part to Portomarín, with high temperatures between 22 to 23 degrees Celsius, and low temperatures between 10 to 11 degrees. It doesn't rain much, usually less than 2 mm per day.
As you move through Palas De Rei and Arzúa, the temperature might get a bit cooler and you may see more rain showers. High temperatures sit around 20 to 21 degrees Celsius, and low temperatures around 9 to 10 degrees Celsius. You might see more cloudy skies and scattered rain showers.
When you get to the last parts towards O Pedrouzo and Santiago de Compostela, it's likely you'll get more rain. These places are usually the rainiest parts of the route. The temperature begins to fall in O Pedrouzo with average highs around 18 degrees Celsius and lows of 13 degrees Celsius. In Santiago de Compostela, it stays cooler with high temperatures around 18 degrees Celsius and lows around 10 degrees Celsius. You might see quite a bit of rain in this part of the walk, over 5 mm on some days. Heavy rain showers are common and the skies are usually overcast or cloudy.
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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