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The Path that Connects and Activates

The Way

The Path That Connects and Activates (ELCCA) It's not just a tour. It is a methodology for Discover opportunities, connect people, and activate projects in the territory.

Each day is designed to address a specific challenge. related to heritage, housing, inclusion, entrepreneurship or investment, combining on-the-ground experiences, learning spaces and meetings between actors who do not usually work together.

For five days we will travel through different territories and realities, demonstrating that the future of rural areas can be built on collaboration between people, knowledge and resources.

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Dates

From September 30 to October 4, 2026.

Duration

A 5-day journey towards a common goal.

Location and Routes

The activities will be spread across the provinces of Lugo and A Coruña, covering sections of the Künig Way, the Winter Way, the Northern Way and the Primitive Way.

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A day to discover how young talent can become an engine for territorial revitalization.

Day 1

September 30 - In the footsteps of Hermann Künig.

The first day of ELCCA will be dedicated to young talent and its capacity to imagine new ways to revitalize the region. We will travel along some of the most representative sections of the Künig Way, following the legacy of Hermann Künig, author of the first written guide to the Camino de Santiago in 1495. Among the landscapes of Becerreá and Baralla, participants will discover that heritage is not only an inheritance from the past, but also a source of opportunities to build the future. Along the route, there will be idea labs, networking spaces, mindfulness exercises in nature, and visits to properties with rehabilitation potential. These spaces will serve to explore new possibilities linked to rural entrepreneurship, sustainable tourism, co-living, social innovation, and the enhancement of heritage. The day will combine inspiration, learning, and action, fostering creativity and strategic thinking. Because great changes begin when a new generation is able to see a region with fresh eyes and discover opportunities where others only see challenges.

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The second day will feature those who know the territory best: the elderly.

Day 2

October 1st - Memory and Legacy

The second day will be dedicated to those who know the land best: the elderly. In the spectacular setting of the Cóbados de Belesar, where vineyards slope down to the Miño River, creating one of Galicia's most unique landscapes, we will walk the Winter Way to celebrate the experience, memories, and knowledge accumulated over generations. During the walk, intergenerational encounters will take place between participants and local residents, where the elderly will share stories related to the Way, the history of the region, and the traditions that have shaped the area's identity. Simultaneously, there will be opportunities to reflect on new models of living in rural areas, exploring initiatives such as cohousing, active residences, day centers, and community projects that can help retain the population and improve quality of life. The day aims to demonstrate that innovation and tradition are not opposing concepts, but rather complementary ones. Because the future of rural areas cannot be built without listening to those who have dedicated their lives to understanding, caring for, and keeping them alive.

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A day to demonstrate that social inclusion and diversity are key factors in building stronger and more resilient communities.

Day 3

October 2 - Put yourself in their shoes

The third stage will be an invitation to view the region from a different perspective. Under the motto "Put Yourself in Their Shoes," this event will cover an accessible stretch between Ribadeo and Mondoñedo to promote social inclusion and the active participation of groups that typically face greater difficulties accessing certain opportunities. Unemployed individuals, migrants, and people with disabilities will share an experience designed to demonstrate that diversity is a strength for any community. Throughout the day, awareness-raising activities, experiential learning sessions, and workshops will be held to identify opportunities related to heritage, tourism, and local services. The goal is not only to raise awareness but also to promote entrepreneurship, employability, and active participation in the life of the region. Beyond the physical journey, this event aims to generate collective reflection on how to build more open, accessible, and cohesive communities. Because when we remove barriers and expand opportunities, it's not just the people who need them who advance: the entire region advances with them.

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A day to transform conversations into alliances and opportunities into real projects.

Day 4

October 3rd - Opportunities Day

Lugo will become the main meeting point for heritage, investment, and territorial development. This event will bring together owners of heritage assets, entrepreneurs, investors, national and international experts, community organizers, and stakeholders connected to the Camino de Santiago, all with a common goal: to transform potential opportunities into real projects. The program will combine inspiring lectures, presentations of success stories, analysis of investment and territorial regeneration trends, showcases of assets with rehabilitation potential, and specialized workshops on sustainable rural development models. In addition, there will be matching and networking sessions designed to facilitate direct contact between owners, investors, and entrepreneurs, creating a favorable environment for the emergence of strategic alliances. This event represents the core of the project, as it embodies the philosophy of connecting people, resources, and opportunities to revitalize the region. Because the true value of heritage lies not only in its history, but also in its capacity to generate new economic, social, and cultural opportunities when it finds the right people to drive it forward.

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A day to consolidate learning, strengthen connections and plan the next steps for the ecosystem.

Day 5

October 4 - Arrival in Santiago de Compostela

The Camino de Santiago has been, for centuries, a path of encounter, reflection, and transformation. Today, in the 21st century, it also becomes fertile ground for sowing the seeds of the future and transforming purpose into action. As the culmination of this transformative experience, early in the morning we will travel from Lugo to Monte do Gozo, where we will begin a symbolic walk into Santiago de Compostela, reliving the spirit of pilgrims throughout the ages. Our arrival at the Plaza del Obradoiro will be a moment of shared emotion. A final group photo will be taken at this emblematic location where all the Camino routes converge. After a short break, we will enjoy a guided tour of the Cathedral, including a climb to its rooftops, from where we can contemplate the city with a new perspective. We will continue with a day of reflection and a closing ceremony, where certificates of participation in this unique experience will be awarded. We will conclude as a community with a farewell meal near the Cathedral, celebrating the journey, what we have learned, and what remains to be built together.

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Speakers

Experience leaders

  • Experts

    Experts in rural conservation, demography, and rural development.

  • Advisors

    Advisors and experts in viability and business models of the Melide Hub.

  • Facilitators

    Facilitators and coaches for team building activities, workshops and mindfulness.

The Way

✓ Credentials presentation ceremony for the Camino

✓ Expert guides to show you the different sections of the most unique “The Way”

✓ Specialist professionals to show you the different resources and heritage assets of the territory

✓ Content and experiential training in the Forums.

✓ + The Day of Opportunities

✓ + The Arrival

Free registration on the Camino

(Complete experience)

Living the Journey

✓ Credentials presentation ceremony for the Camino

✓ 4 nights accommodation with breakfast: September 30, October 1, 2 and 3

✓ Expert guides to show you the different sections of the most unique “The Way”

✓ Specialist professionals to show you the different resources and heritage assets of the territory

✓ Lunches and dinners where you will taste the wide local gastronomy

✓ Content and experiential training in the Forums, the Opportunities Day and the Arrival

✓ + Experience Living the Day of Opportunities

✓ + Experience Living the Arrival

€1,250 / person

If you belong to a collective member of the ecosystem actors, request your DISCOUNT CODE at info@camino-conecta-activa.com

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Wednesday, September 30 · ENTHUSIASM AND TALENT

Via Künig · Pedrafita do Cebreiro–Baralla

We will begin our journey where change often begins: in the ability to imagine something that does not yet exist. The Künig Way will be our first open-air laboratory.

We will walk, observe the landscape, and pause before disused heritage sites to consider what new forms of life, tourism, entrepreneurship, or collaboration could find their place there. Conversations and mindfulness in nature will help us get to know each other in a more open and intimate way.

  • 08:30 h–09:30 h - THE JOURNEY STARTS IN LUGO

    We will meet in Lugo to begin the organized journey to Pedrafita do Cebreiro. During the trip, we will be able to discuss the purpose of the day and begin to familiarize ourselves with the landscape that will accompany our first day on the Künig Trail.

  • 09:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m. - PEDRAFITA OPENS THE DOOR TO THE KÜNIG ROAD

    Upon arrival at the rural guesthouse in As Miguiñas do Cebreiro, you will collect your accreditation and meet the other participants. This will be an initial opportunity to get settled, resolve any practical matters, and begin the experience with the peace of mind that comes from having your day organized.

  • 10:00–10:30 - TALENT TO SEE THE TERRITORY WITH DIFFERENT EYES

    We will present the purpose of this first stage and how talent can help us see the territory with fresh eyes. You will learn the day's central theme before we begin our walk and participate in the planned activities.

  • 10:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. - A PATH FROM 1495 TO DISCOVER OPPORTUNITIES FROM 2026

    We will walk together along the Künig Trail, making interpretive stops to observe the landscape and gain a deeper understanding of the area. The walk will combine conversation, networking, and mindfulness in nature, creating an environment where meeting other participants feels more spontaneous than in a conventional meeting.

  • 2:00 PM–4:00 PM - THE TERRITORY SHOWS US ITS GASTRONOMY

    We'll sit down to enjoy a tasting menu prepared with local products. In addition to exploring the local cuisine, we'll have time to continue the conversations that began during our walk and discover common ground through this shared experience.

  • CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO > 4:00 PM–6:30 PM - WE WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE IMMERSIVE FORUM “ILLUSION AND TALENT”

    In the Baralla Town Hall (Lugo), we will enter a disused heritage space and transform it into a laboratory of ideas. We will explore possibilities related to rural assets, co-living, tourism, and entrepreneurship, learning to view a building not only for what it once was, but also for the purpose it could serve.

  • 6:30 p.m.–7:00 p.m. - FROM IDEAS TO OPPORTUNITIES: WHAT DESERVES TO CONTINUE?

    We will conclude the main part of the day by sharing the ideas, questions, and lessons learned that emerged during the Camino and the workshop. This synthesis will help us identify which topics deserve to be addressed further in the following days.

  • 7:00 PM–7:30 PM - WE RETURN TO LUGO WITH MUCH TO SHARE

    We will begin the organized return to Lugo. The journey will offer a transition period to rest, chat, and allow the impressions of the first day to settle.

  • 8:00 PM - ARRIVAL AT OUR HOTEL IN LUGO

    We will check in at the hotel in Lugo, the central base for the experience. Keeping accommodation in a single city allows us to minimize changes and enjoy our days with the logistics sorted out.

  • 9:00 PM - WE WILL CLOSE THIS DAY BY SHARING A TABLE

    We'll end the day with dinner at a restaurant in the city. It will be a more relaxed time to get to know each other better, talk about our experiences, and plan the next leg of the journey together.

Thursday, October 1 · MEMORY AND LEGACY

Winter Way · Valdeorras

The second day invites us to walk at a different pace: one that allows us to listen. We will travel the Winter Way, highlighting the memory, tradition, and knowledge of those who have lived in and cared for this land for generations.

The intergenerational meetings and the "Future of the Rural" panel will transform this legacy into a source of questions about new ways of inhabiting, caring for, undertaking, and keeping the rural environment alive.

  • 08:30 h–09:30 h - HEADING TO VALDEORRAS: WE CHANGE LANDSCAPE AND ALSO PERSPECTIVE

    We will depart together from Lugo to explore the territory of the Winter Way. During the journey, we will present the key aspects of a day dedicated to memory, legacy, and knowledge that remains alive in rural areas.

  • 9:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m. - NEW LIFE FOR A SMALL HERITAGE SITE ON THE WAY IN A RÚA DE VALDEORRAS

    We will meet you at the Valdeorras accreditation point and gather the group before we begin. This will be an initial opportunity to get acquainted and meet the participants joining the day's open activities.

  • 10:00–10:30 - DISCOVER MORE, LIVE BETTER AND CONTINUE TO BE PART OF THE FUTURE

    We will present the purpose of the day: to listen to the land before imagining its future. You will learn how the journey, intergenerational encounters, and collective reflection relate to the ability to preserve identity and generate new possibilities.

  • 10:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. - A PATH TO DISCOVER ALL THAT THE TERRITORY STILL HOLDS

    We will walk the Winter Way with an interpretive eye. The landscape will help us understand how history, ways of life, and local knowledge have shaped the territory, and why that legacy remains relevant for thinking about its future.

  • 2:00 PM–4:00 PM - FLAVORS THAT ALSO TELL THE STORY OF A TERRITORY

    We will share a tasting meal featuring local products. The table will also be a space to listen, exchange impressions, and continue the conversations sparked by the tour.

  • CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO > 4:00 PM–6:30 PM - WE WILL LISTEN TO A LEGACY THAT CAN INSPIRE THE FUTURE

    We will participate in intergenerational meetings and the "Future of Rural Areas" discussion panel. The experiences of those who have known the territory for years will be combined with new perspectives, allowing us to explore opportunities related to community life, caregiving, activity, and a sense of belonging.

  • 6:30 PM–7:00 PM - WE WILL COLLECT THE VOICES OF THE DAY

    We will conclude the meeting by sharing the ideas and lessons learned. This will be an opportunity to identify which elements of memory can become resources for envisioning current solutions without losing the identity of the place.

  • 7:00 PM–7:30 PM - WE RETURN TO LUGO WITH A DIFFERENT WAY OF LOOKING AT THE FUTURE

    We will return to Lugo together on organized transport. The journey will allow us to rest and informally continue some of the conversations we started during the intergenerational meetings.

  • 8:00 PM - ARRIVAL AT OUR HOTEL

    Upon arriving in Lugo, we will return to our accommodation. Having a common location makes it easier for the group to get along and avoids having to reorganize our luggage at each stage.

  • 9:00 PM - WE WILL END THE DAY AROUND THE TABLE

    We'll share dinner at a restaurant in the city. It will be an opportunity to talk calmly, integrate what we've learned, and prepare for the inclusion day the following day.

Friday, October 2 · PUT YOURSELF IN THEIR SHOES

Northern Way · Ribadeo–Mondoñedo

On Friday, we'll shift our perspective to understand the region from realities that aren't always at the center of the conversation. We'll travel along an accessible stretch between Ribadeo and Mondoñedo and participate in activities that will allow us to identify barriers, capabilities, and opportunities.

The workshops on employment, entrepreneurship, and local services will show that inclusion is not just a social issue: it can also strengthen communities, expand available talent, and open up new possibilities for rural areas.

  • 8:30 a.m.–9:30 a.m. - TODAY THE JOURNEY BEGINS BY CHANGING YOUR PERSPECTIVE

    We will begin the organized journey from Lugo to Ribadeo. During the trip, we will present the focus of the day and the keys to experiencing it with empathy, active listening, and a willingness to view the region from other perspectives.

  • 9:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m. - RIBADEO WELCOMES US: A TERRITORY TO EXPLORE WITH DIFFERENT EYES

    We will meet at the accreditation point and welcome those joining Friday's activities. The group will receive the necessary practical information before beginning the accessible section.

  • 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. - WE WILL PRESENT A DAY TO CHANGE PERSPECTIVE

    We'll start the day by explaining the meaning of "Put yourself in their shoes." It won't be an abstract reflection: we'll explore and share activities designed to understand barriers, abilities, and opportunities through experience.

  • 12:30 h–14:00 h - LOURENZÁ: HERITAGE THAT SHOULD ALSO BE BELONG TO EVERYONE

    We will travel along an accessible stretch between Ribadeo and Mondoñedo. The awareness-raising activities will invite us to observe the environment from different perspectives and understand how accessibility and inclusion condition the real possibility of participating in the life of the region.

  • 2:00 PM–4:00 PM - MONDOÑEDO SETS US TO THE TABLE

    We'll pause for a tasting menu and continue our tour discussions. The table will provide a comfortable space to share impressions and listen to different experiences.

  • CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO > 4:00 PM–6:30 PM - REMOVING BARRIERS FOR A MORE INCLUSIVE RURAL AREA

    We will participate in workshops on employment, entrepreneurship, and local services, along with the "Put Yourself in Their Shoes" exercise. We will seek to understand how the skills of diverse individuals can contribute to the community and what conditions are needed to make opportunities truly accessible.

  • 6:30 PM–7:00 PM - WE WILL TURN EXPERIENCE INTO LEARNING

    We will conclude the day by sharing our experiences and the ideas that emerged during the workshops. The final discussion will allow us to translate the awareness gained into practical questions about participation, services, and the future of rural areas.

  • 7:00 PM–7:30 PM - WE RETURN TO LUGO WITH NEW PERSPECTIVES

    We will begin our organized return to Lugo. It will be a time to rest and continue the conversations that began during a day particularly focused on empathy and diversity.

  • 8:00 PM - WE WILL RETURN TO OUR HOTEL IN LUGO

    We'll arrive at the hotel in Lugo, where you can settle in and have some time to relax before dinner. The shared base keeps the experience cohesive and simplifies logistics.

  • 9:00 PM - WE WILL SHARE DINNER BEFORE THE OPPORTUNITIES DAY

    We'll end the day at a restaurant in the city. Dinner will give us a chance to reflect on the three days of the Camino and prepare to apply what we've learned to the big professional meeting on Saturday.

Saturday, October 3rd · OPPORTUNITY DAY

Lugo · Heritage, investment and territorial development

After three days of walking, listening, and observing the area, we will bring all the pieces together in Lugo. The Opportunities Conference will foster dialogue between heritage, investment, land use, financing, technology, regulations, and real-world experiences.

This will be the time to present opportunities in an understandable way and to connect with those who can contribute resources, knowledge, or execution skills. "Living the Journey" incorporates the professional experience "Living the Opportunity," with a networking lunch, a dossier, an authorized directory, an agenda, matchmaking, and a closing dinner.

  • 09:00 h–09:30 h - WE WILL WELCOME YOU TO GUIDE YOUR DAY

    Upon arrival, you will complete your accreditation and receive the necessary information to make the most of the program. This will be the time to get settled, meet other participants, and plan your professional journey for the day.

  • 9:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m. - WE WILL OPEN THE DAY WITH A SHARED PURPOSE

    The organization, the authorities and the collaborating entities will welcome and set the purpose of the meeting: to bring together heritage, knowledge, resources and capacity for action to understand real opportunities of the territory.

  • 10:00–11:00 - CAPITAL AND FINANCING: WHAT A PROJECT NEEDS TO BECOME POSSIBLE

    We will analyze the conditions an investor or financial institution needs to consider when evaluating a rural or real estate opportunity. The goal is to understand their criteria, risks, and questions before presenting an asset or project.

  • 11:00 h–12:00 h - FROM TERRITORIAL RESOURCE TO OPPORTUNITY: LEARNING TO SEE WHAT DOES NOT YET EXIST

    We will explore how to move from a physical description to a clear, evaluable, and presentable proposal. We will discuss information, context, potential uses, and elements that allow others to understand an asset's potential.

  • 12:00 h–12:30 h - A COFFEE FOR IDEAS TO FIND THE RIGHT PEOPLE

    The coffee break will offer a space to relax and revisit the morning's ideas in more informal conversations. You'll have the opportunity to connect with other participants and share initial impressions before continuing the program.

  • 12:30 h–13:30 h - TRAINING, TALENT AND CAPABILITIES: THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT POSSIBLE

    We will broaden our perspective beyond automatic responses. We will explore alternatives related to housing, activity, services, and new ways of living or working, considering how each use should respond to the territory and the people who make it possible.

  • 13:30 h–14:30 h - BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY: FROM CHOOSING A TERRITORY TO GENERATING ACTIVITY AND EMPLOYMENT

    We will analyze how equity, debt, grants, and development phases can be combined. The session will help you understand that an opportunity doesn't need a single source of financing, but rather a structure that is consistent with its maturity, risks, and objectives.

  • 2:30 p.m.–4:00 p.m. - NETWORKING LUNCH: WHEN CONVERSATIONS ALSO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES

    The networking lunch will extend the time available for getting to know each other and conversing. The environment will be designed so that owners, companies, experts, institutions, entrepreneurs, and investors can exchange perspectives and identify potential synergies.

  • 16:00 h–17:00 h - NEW ACTIVITIES AND MODELS: WHAT ELSE COULD HAPPEN IN OUR TERRITORIES?

    We will explore the role of technology and matching in organizing information, prioritizing relationships, and suggesting relevant encounters. The session will uphold a core ECCA principle: tools can help, but trust and validation remain human.

  • 5:00 PM–6:00 PM - TECHNOLOGY, DATA AND RELATIONAL INTELLIGENCE: FINDING THE RELATIONSHIPS AN OPPORTUNITY NEEDS

    We will address permits, ownership, contracts, governance, and community relations. We will understand why an opportunity needs clear rules and appropriate agreements to move forward safely and avoid future roadblocks.

  • 6:00 PM–6:30 PM - WE PAUSE THE PROGRAM, NOT THE CONVERSATIONS

    The second coffee break will allow participants to relax and continue the exchange before the final sessions. It will be a good time to organize questions, connect with new people, and prepare for the more practical part of the day.

  • 6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m. - GOVERNANCE AND REGULATIONS: HOW TO MAKE A GOOD PROJECT POSSIBLE

    We will explore success stories explained through real-world experience: figures, mistakes, lessons learned, and difficult decisions. The aim is not to showcase perfect results, but to understand the conditions, adjustments, and compromises that made each advancement possible.

  • 7:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. - WE WILL PUT THE OPPORTUNITIES ON THE TABLE

    The Opportunities Marketplace will bring together assets, proposals, and stakeholders in a space focused on next steps. We will listen to presentations, facilitate targeted networking, and conclude the day by identifying commitments that can continue beyond the event. Free time until dinner.

  • 9:00 PM - A DINNER TO CELEBRATE, SHARE AND CONTINUE MAKING THEIR WAY

    The closing dinner will extend the gathering in a more intimate setting. We will share a meal after an intense day and have time to talk calmly, reflect on our experiences, and strengthen the relationships formed during the day.

  • 11:00 PM - WE WILL REST AT OUR HOTEL IN LUGO

    After dinner, we will return to our accommodation in Lugo. Saturday night will allow us to rest before the final day and prepare for our departure to Santiago de Compostela.

Sunday, October 4 · "Experiencing the Arrival""

Monte do Gozo–Praza do Obradoiro · Santiago de Compostela

On Sunday we will walk towards Santiago with the memory of everything we experienced during the week.

Entering the Obradoiro will bring together paths, people, and conversations in one place. Afterwards, we will explore the city., We will enter the Cathedral and share the final act in the San Martín Pinario Hospedería Monastery. The arrival will not end the experience: it will allow us to recognize the lessons learned, celebrate the relationships that have been formed, and formulate commitments that can continue beyond the event.

  • 08:00 h–09:30 h - THE LAST JOURNEY ALSO HIDES OPPORTUNITIES ALONG THE WAY

    We will depart from Lugo on the organized bus to head to the starting point of the final day's journey. The trip will allow us to reunite the group and prepare for our shared entry into Santiago de Compostela.

  • 9:30 a.m.–11:00 a.m. - MONTE DO GOZO: WHEN THE GOAL FINALLY APPEARS ON THE HORIZON

    From Monte do Gozo, we will begin the symbolic arrival walk. Each step will bring together the lessons, conversations, and experiences of the previous days, making the final stretch a moment of celebration and shared reflection.

  • 11:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m. - THE MOMENT WE WERE ALL WAITING FOR: WE ENTER THE OBRADOIRO TOGETHER

    We will enter the Praza do Obradoiro and take the official group photograph. It will be a moment to pause, contemplate our arrival, and acknowledge that all our personal and professional paths have converged in this one place.

  • 11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. - SANTIAGO FROM A PERSPECTIVE THAT FEW CAN ENJOY

    We will explore Santiago on a guided tour and visit the Cathedral. We will learn about the significance of the spaces that have welcomed generations of pilgrims and see the city from the perspective of those who have walked the Camino together.

  • 2:00 PM–4:00 PM - MONASTERY OF SAN MARTÍN PINARIO: WHEN A CENTURIES-OLD HERITAGE FINDS NEW LIFE

    We will have a designated time for lunch and free time in the San Martín Pinario area. This will be a break to rest, enjoy Santiago, and continue our conversations before the final event.

  • 4:00 PM–6:00 PM - ARRIVAL IS NOT THE END: NOW WE DECIDE WHAT DESERVES TO CONTINUE

    We will gather at the San Martín Pinario Monastery for the closing ceremony, the awarding of diplomas, and future commitments. We will reflect on what we have accomplished and address the most important question: which relationships, ideas, and opportunities are worth continuing to nurture?.

  • 6:00 PM–7:30 PM - THE LAST JOURNEY, THE CONVERSATIONS THAT STILL REMAIN

    We will return together by bus from Santiago de Compostela to Lugo. The journey will offer a final opportunity for conversation and farewells after a day filled with symbolism.

  • 7:30 PM - THE EXPERIENCE ENDS. EVERYTHING WE CAN DO WITH ELCCA BEGINS

    At 7:30 p.m. we will conclude the ELCCA Experience. The program ends here, but the learning, contacts, and next steps that emerged during these days can continue within the ecosystem.