Camino De Santiago 2025

You can register online below – payment of the registration fee is due at time of booking. All payment options and costs are explained above. Once your registration is received we will get in touch with further information on what to expect from this awesome adventure!

Absolutely! The trek is suitable for all abilities with the correct training. The minimum age for this trek is 18 years old (if you are aged between14 – 17 years you must be accompanied by a parent or guardian). The one thing everyone will have in common is a great sense of adventure and the desire to help Hospice in the Weald. Whether you are taking part as an individual or as a team with friends, team spirit will be flying high on the challenge.

This trek has been graded as Challenging (1) on GAC’s challenge grading scale and is designed to push your boundaries, however it is achievable by anyone as long as you fitness train beforehand. Remember, you are trekking for 3 consecutive days, covering approximately 67km – the fitter you are, the more you will enjoy this challenge. Training tips can be found on the Global Adventure Challenges website to point you in the right direction.

The trek may not be suitable for all people due to restriction posed by limitation in mobility, physical or cognitive disability, pregnancy or other various medical conditions. If you have any doubts regarding your suitability for your challenge please contact our office to speak to one of us.

GAC challenges are graded on a scale from 1 to 3 to indicate the level of difficulty, 1 being the lowest challenge grade and 3 being the most challenging. (1 = Challenging, 2 = Tough and 3 = Extreme).

We will supply you with a kit list of what to take once you register to take part. Apart from some broken in trekking boots you do not need any specialist kit.

No – all you will need is a small day pack while trekking to carry items such as a camera, sunscreen, energy snacks, waterproofs, warm clothing etc.

All meals will be provided from dinner on Day 1 through to breakfast on Day 5. GAC cater for most dietary requirements as long as we know in advance – just fill in the appropriate section on your registration form.

There will be a strong support team with a professional local and Global Adventure Challenges leader and a full, comprehensive first aid kit will be taken, together with  a UK Doctor.

There will be regular rest stops for drinks and snacks – there is no problem if you need to take more rest stops.

Once you have signed up you will receive a fundraising pack from Hospice in the Weald to make your fundraising as easy as possible. You will also receive a few tips and ideas from Global Adventure Challenges to help you on your way.