Association

This association has the general objective of favouring the progress and growth of the sailing sector in the north of Spain, facilitating and promoting the Camino de Santiago by boat.

Today, the contribution of the Portuguese Caminos leading to Santiago de Compostela in the sociocultural and tourist development of the different regions that they pass through and their respective positive impacts in the local economy, mainly in inland Portugal.

The Galician Tourism Cluster (CTG in Spanish) is a business association that is active throughout Galicia in relation to its tourist sector.

The “Camiño Miñoto Ribeiro” Association was created in 2014 to revive, promote, and obtain official status for the Camino Miñoto Ribeiro a Santiago de Compostela.

At Solpor we work in promoting the Camino de Santiago to Fisterra and Muxía, being committed to taking care of the material and immaterial heritage of the itinerary and improving the pilgrims’ experience.

Volunteer Association (VO1646) devoted to Caminos.

An association encompassing the municipal districts that the Winter Way to Santiago passes through, starting in Ponferrada in El Bierzo (León) and continuing through municipal districts in Galicia’s four provinces.

Association of Business Association of the Primitive Way, a non-profit organisation created for the comprehensive promotion of the Primitive Way, as well as defence and promotion of its members in carrying out their business activities related to the Primitive Way.

Ourives de Compostela is an association of artisans and shop owners that was created to promote the trades of master goldworkers, silverworkers, and jet-stone workers in the city of Santiago de Compostela.