DOCUMENTS FOR REVIEW · 7 NOVEMBER 2026
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Before we begin.
01 / PERSONAL DATA
Privacy policy
Controller
METHODS S.A.B.E. INC · FEI/EIN 82-3905420
2520 Coral Way, Ste 2127, Miami, FL 33145, USA
Adriana Fatat · elmundosabe77@gmail.com
First contact
We ask for your name and email address. Telephone, country, approximate dates, interests and referral information are optional. These details are used to answer your request and prepare a personal proposal, based on steps requested before a contract or the legitimate interest in replying. A separate, unchecked choice covers occasional news; it is never required to receive a reply.
You can prepare your enquiry and send it through your email app or, where available, submit it directly through the website. Direct submission uses Supabase for storage and may use Resend for email notifications. Please omit medical information, identity documents and identifying details about children from your initial enquiry.
After a confirmed booking
Each participant may then receive a private questionnaire about food, pace, support and, only where necessary, health. That questionnaire is not connected to a live receiving system in this review edition. Before activation we will define a secure channel, limited access, retention periods, specific information and a valid legal basis for health data, including explicit consent where required. Information about children will be requested through the person with parental responsibility, with applicable safeguards.
Recipients, retention and rights
The web host may process technical connection data to operate and protect the site; see Vercel's privacy information. If you send email, the relevant email providers are involved. Only information needed to deliver a confirmed service will be shared with hotels, guides or other partners under appropriate arrangements. We do not sell your data. Enquiries are kept for the time needed to respond and follow up. If a booking proceeds, contractual and accounting records are retained for the applicable statutory periods. Where necessary to pursue or defend a claim, relevant records may be retained until the applicable limitation period expires or the proceedings conclude. Newsletter contact information is used until consent is withdrawn. You may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection and portability where applicable, or withdraw consent. Contact the address above. You may complain to the Spanish Data Protection Agency.
03 / SERVICES
Website terms and conditions
This website introduces private experiences and a wellbeing method. Route, dates, accommodation, availability, participants, extras and price are agreed in a written individual proposal. A request is not a booking. There are no working online payments or private accounts in this review edition.
Camino terms and conditions
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. · Terms & Conditions of Travel
1. Reservations & Payment
All journey rates are quoted and payable in Euros (€), unless otherwise stated in the individual proposal.
Payments may be made by bank transfer, bank cheque where accepted, or credit card through PayPal. Any applicable payment processing surcharge will be communicated before payment is made.
Reservation Deposit
A reservation is secured upon receipt of a deposit equivalent to 50% of the total journey price per participant.
The remaining 50% balance is due no later than 90 calendar days before the scheduled departure date.
For reservations made within 90 days of departure, full payment is required at the time of booking.
Failure to receive the outstanding balance by the stipulated due date may result in the cancellation of the reservation, subject to written notification. Any applicable cancellation charges will apply.
All reservations are subject to written confirmation by EL CAMINO S.A.B.E.
2. Reservation Confirmation & Pre-Departure Information
Upon receipt of the required deposit, participants will receive written confirmation of their reservation.
A pre-departure information dossier will subsequently be provided, outlining the journey arrangements, preparation recommendations, suggested clothing and equipment, practical information and other relevant details to ensure a well-prepared experience.
Final travel documents, service confirmations and relevant departure information will be provided ahead of the journey.
3. Cancellation Policy
Each EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. journey involves advance arrangements and individual reservations with accommodation providers, transport operators, guides and other specialist service partners. These arrangements may carry non-refundable commitments.
For this reason, cancellations must be submitted in writing by email. The date on which written notification is received by our office will determine the applicable cancellation charge.
The following cancellation schedule applies to participant-initiated cancellations:
- More than 120 calendar days before departure — €500 per person.
- 120–91 calendar days — €1,000 per person.
- 90–60 calendar days — 50% of the total journey price.
- 59 calendar days or fewer — 100% of the total journey price.
Cancellation charges are calculated per participant and apply irrespective of the reason for cancellation, subject to any mandatory rights under applicable law.
Where a participant is unable to travel due to illness, injury, family emergency, personal circumstances or any other reason, the applicable cancellation policy remains in effect. Participants are therefore strongly encouraged to obtain comprehensive travel insurance with appropriate cancellation coverage.
Where applicable law provides a right to cancel without a fee, those statutory rights will prevail.
4. Changes, Substitutions & Transfer of Reservation
Requests to amend a confirmed reservation must be submitted in writing and are subject to availability and the approval of EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. and the relevant service providers.
Where permitted by applicable law, a participant may request to transfer their reservation to another eligible person. Such a transfer is subject to reasonable advance notice, the new participant meeting all participation requirements and the payment of any actual, documented costs arising from the change.
Changes to participant names, accommodation arrangements, travel dates or other confirmed services may incur additional charges imposed by third-party providers.
5. Refunds & Unused Services
No cash refunds or credits will be issued for individual services not used by a participant, including accommodation, meals, transfers, activities, entrance fees or other arrangements included in the journey, where such services have been reserved, committed or paid for and cannot be recovered.
This provision does not affect any refund entitlement required by applicable law, including in circumstances involving cancellation or non-performance by the organizer.
Early departure, voluntary withdrawal from the journey, missed activities, late arrival or the decision not to participate in any included service will not ordinarily entitle the participant to a refund.
6. Travel Insurance & Medical Coverage
Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended for every participant and is an essential consideration when undertaking a walking journey of this nature.
Participants are responsible for arranging their own insurance and ensuring that the policy provides adequate protection for the full duration of their journey.
We strongly recommend coverage that includes:
- Trip cancellation and interruption, including illness, injury and other covered unforeseen circumstances.
- Emergency medical expenses and hospitalization.
- Emergency medical evacuation and repatriation.
- Personal accident coverage.
- Loss, theft or damage to baggage and personal belongings.
- Delays, missed connections and additional accommodation or transportation expenses, where covered by the policy.
Participants should carefully review exclusions, pre-existing medical condition provisions, coverage limits and any requirements relating to walking or trekking activities.
Proof of adequate travel insurance may be requested before departure.
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. does not provide individual travel or medical insurance for participants. The purchase, adequacy and maintenance of personal insurance remain the responsibility of each participant.
7. Participant Health, Fitness & Medical Information
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. journeys involve walking over multiple days and across varied natural terrain. Participants should be physically prepared for the walking distances, elevation changes and conditions specified in their individual itinerary.
Each participant is responsible for assessing their own physical fitness and ability to undertake the journey.
Before departure, participants must disclose any relevant medical conditions, allergies, dietary requirements, mobility limitations, injuries, medications or other circumstances that may affect their safety or participation.
Any significant change in health or physical condition occurring after the reservation must be communicated promptly.
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. reserves the right to assess whether participation remains appropriate when a condition presents a material safety concern. Where necessary, reasonable adjustments or alternative arrangements may be considered, subject to availability, safety and additional costs.
Participants are responsible for bringing any prescribed medication and personal medical supplies required throughout the journey.
8. The Nature of the Journey & Assumption of Risk
The Camino de Santiago is a walking experience undertaken in a natural and changing environment. Despite careful planning and support arrangements, certain inherent risks cannot be entirely eliminated.
These may include, but are not limited to:
- Uneven, rocky, muddy or slippery paths.
- Changes in weather and temperature.
- Physical fatigue, dehydration and overexertion.
- Falls, injuries and other medical emergencies.
- Road crossings and interaction with vehicular traffic.
- Delays or incidents involving private or public transportation.
- Unforeseen circumstances affecting accommodation, activities or other third-party services.
Participants acknowledge the nature of these activities and agree to exercise reasonable care, follow safety instructions and act responsibly throughout the journey.
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including the organizer's responsibilities under applicable travel and consumer protection legislation.
9. Itinerary, Accommodation & Service Adjustments
Every EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. journey is individually arranged and carefully coordinated with specialist service providers.
While every effort is made to deliver the confirmed itinerary and arrangements, circumstances may occasionally require adjustments.
These may arise from weather conditions, operational restrictions, road or trail closures, accommodation availability, transport disruptions, safety considerations or other circumstances beyond reasonable control.
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. reserves the right to make reasonable changes where necessary, prioritizing participant safety, comfort and the overall continuity of the experience.
Where a service provider or accommodation must be substituted, an alternative of comparable standard will be sought whenever reasonably possible.
Any material change will be communicated to participants in accordance with applicable law. Where a change gives rise to statutory rights, those rights will be respected.
10. Circumstances Beyond Our Control
Certain circumstances may arise that are beyond the reasonable control of EL CAMINO S.A.B.E., including severe weather, natural disasters, public health emergencies, governmental restrictions, political instability, strikes, transport interruptions, security incidents and other extraordinary events.
In such circumstances, we will make reasonable efforts to adapt arrangements, identify suitable alternatives and assist participants.
Where the circumstances materially affect the performance of the journey, any cancellation, modification or refund will be handled in accordance with applicable law.
Additional expenses incurred by participants as a result of such circumstances, including flights, accommodation extensions, meals or independent transportation, will be subject to the terms of their individual travel insurance policies and applicable law.
11. Participant Responsibilities & Conduct
Every participant contributes to the quality and consideration of the shared experience.
Participants are expected to:
- Read all pre-departure information and follow the preparation recommendations provided.
- Arrive at the designated meeting point at the agreed time.
- Bring appropriate walking footwear, clothing and personal equipment.
- Respect local laws, customs, communities and cultural heritage.
- Follow reasonable instructions from guides and journey coordinators.
- Act with consideration towards fellow participants, service providers and local residents.
- Respect the safety and wellbeing of everyone involved.
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. reserves the right to take appropriate action, including removal from the journey, if a participant's conduct presents a serious risk to themselves or others, or materially disrupts the experience.
Any such decision will be made in accordance with applicable law and the circumstances involved. No refund will be due for voluntary withdrawal or removal attributable to the participant's conduct, except where required by law.
12. Personal Belongings & Baggage
Participants are responsible for their personal belongings, valuables, travel documents, electronic equipment and any items they bring on the journey.
Although luggage transportation and support arrangements may be included in the itinerary, participants should ensure that their baggage is appropriately packed, identified and insured.
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. cannot guarantee against loss, theft or damage arising from circumstances beyond its reasonable control. Any liability will be determined in accordance with applicable law and the responsibilities of the relevant service providers.
13. Documentation & Travel Requirements
Participants are responsible for ensuring that they possess valid passports, visas, permits and any other documentation required for their international travel and entry into Spain.
They must also ensure that they comply with applicable entry, health and travel requirements.
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E. recommends verifying these requirements with the relevant authorities well in advance of departure.
14. Required Participant Documentation
Before departure, participants may be required to complete and return relevant travel documentation, including:
- Participant information and medical disclosure form.
- Emergency contact information.
- Travel insurance details.
- Acknowledgement of the nature and risks of the walking journey.
- Any additional documentation reasonably required for the safe coordination of the experience.
Failure to provide essential information or documentation within the communicated timeframe may affect participation, subject to applicable law and the circumstances involved.
15. Applicable Law & Participant Rights
These Terms & Conditions shall be interpreted in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations governing the organization and provision of travel services.
Nothing in these provisions is intended to restrict or exclude mandatory consumer protection rights or other statutory rights available to participants under applicable legislation.
Any disputes will be addressed in accordance with the competent jurisdiction and mandatory consumer protection rules.
16. Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
By submitting a reservation deposit or making full payment, participants acknowledge that they have received and accepted the applicable booking conditions, subject to any mandatory legal requirements concerning the provision and acceptance of pre-contractual information.
The individual journey proposal, confirmed itinerary, inclusions, exclusions, payment schedule and these Terms & Conditions form part of the booking documentation.
Each participant will also be required to complete the relevant participant acknowledgement and risk information documentation before departure.
17. Equipment & Preparation
A recommended equipment and clothing guide will be provided as part of the pre-departure information.
Particular attention should be given to suitable walking footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, personal medication, hydration equipment and other essentials appropriate to the specific route and season.
Adequate preparation is an important part of ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable Camino experience.
EL CAMINO S.A.B.E.
Private Journeys. Thoughtfully Arranged.
05 / MEMORIES
Photography, video and children
Private memories and public use of identifiable images are separate choices. Public use requires a separate, voluntary and specific authorization stating where images may appear and why. Refusal must not affect the purchased experience. For children, authorization must come from the appropriate legal representatives under applicable rules. No publicity or image consent box may be preselected.