@Sugaluga you're having a Giraffe aren'y you? Over 60 is a given for the majority of pilgrims for most of the year on the Caminos. We are the only ones who have the time and the €'s to walk.
So, for the second time this week I'll ask some questions: Are you considering making a pilgrimage to the shrine of Santiago, or perhaps to the End-of-the-World and the sundering sea? Do you just fancy a well supported hiking trip? What is it you want from your Camino walk? If these questions seem rude then perhaps they are but they are asked with sincere intent.
It is difficult for any member of this forum, kindly as they are, to respond to your post in any meaningful way. If you want to walk 100 or so Kms and arrive in Santiago and, perhaps, receive a Compostella then you can start walking from Tui or Ferrol or Sarria and you will find many service providers who will transport your luggage and many accommodations that will reserve you a bed, even a room.
As you are aware from replies in your earlier thread you can only receive a Compostella if you have walked at least 100km to the shrine of Santiago with religious or spiritual intent (I paraphrase). But if, despite my rude challenge, you still want to walk some camino then make your way to wherever you can reasonably easily get to on any of the many ways, tighten your laces and go for it
www.gronze.com will provide an introduction to the possibilities