Frequently Asked Questions

You will NOT find us on Airbnb nor Booking. 

No. 

Many guests come after their Camino, to relax and unwind.

But many other guests come here for different reasons: 

- Burnout recovery

- Life transitions

- Digital detox 

- Creative breaks 

- Learn new (life) skills

- General rest in nature

Everything is optional. 

Some guests are social. Others prefer solitude. 

 Both are welcome.

There is no fixed rule.

Most guests stay: 

 2–3 nights for a short reset 

5–7 nights for deeper rest and integration. 

Longer stays would be possible if needed and/or wanted.

Casa Natura is intentionally calm. 

We are situated in an extremely low density traffic zone. 

The only things you really hear consistently will be birds, animals, wind, and sometimes the ocean's waves. 

There's some air traffic but only every few hours. 

Yes, but it is not designed as a coworking space. 

But some guests do light remote work. 

Most choose to disconnect or reduce screen time.

We offer sufficient internet speed to do calls or stream online, free of charge.

No fixed schedule. 

The rhythm of your stay follows your energy, not a timetable.

We are located near Santiago de Compostela (SCQ) and A Coruña (LCQ) in Galicia, Spain. 

Most guests come alone. 

 What happens after that is different for everyone.

Not at all. 

Whether your goals are practical, personal or spiritual, be our guest.

It does have some magic qualities :) There are no expectations about what your experience should be. 

Some guests arrive with a clear intention to reflect on their lives or navigate a transition. 

Others simply need a few days of rest in nature. 

Many come because they are tired, curious, or looking for a change of pace. 

You're welcome to come exactly as you are. 

Although some guests perhaps like to see it that way, we'd like to stress that Casa Natura is not a spiritual retreat or a therapy centre.  

Participation is always voluntary. 

Some guests enjoy getting their hands in the soil and becoming part of the rhythm of the place. 

Others prefer to read a book, take a walk, or simply rest. There is no pressure to do anything. The invitation is there if it feels right for you.

Depending on the season, guests may have the opportunity to help in the garden, harvest vegetables, care for plants, prepare food, or contribute to small projects around the property. 

We have found that simple hands-on activities can be surprisingly grounding and enjoyable. 

That being said, we prioritise your comfort and safety.