Do I need to be very fit to join?

You should be in good health and used to moderate cycling (around 40–60 km/day). Regular training beforehand is recommended.

For safety reasons, this tour requires a minimum of two participants.

Can I bring my own bike?

Yes, but we also provide perfectly maintained bicycles suited to the local terrain.

Is luggage transfer included?

Yes, your luggage will be collected every morning and delivered to your next hotel by evening.

Can I extend my stay in Porto or Santiago?

Absolutely. You can add extra nights at either end of the trip.

What kind of accommodation is included?

You’ll stay in comfortable 4-star hotels, selected for their charm and convenient locations.

What happens if I have a bike problem?

Our 24-hour hotline ensures roadside assistance or a replacement bike if needed.

Cycling the Camino ➤ Porto to Santiago along the Central Route

Follow the footsteps of ancient pilgrims as you cycle from the vibrant city of Porto to the sacred Santiago de Compostela. Ride through two countries, centuries of history, and landscapes of timeless beauty — from Portugal’s Douro riverside to Galicia’s green valleys — discovering the spirit of the Camino in every pedal stroke.

Cost

Cost Includes

7 nights in 4-star hotels
Daily breakfast
Luggage transfer between hotels
Detailed travel documents (maps, route description, attraction list, emergency contacts)
Standard bike rental with insurance and repair tools
Access to offline GPS navigation app
24-hour local & international service hotline

Cost Excludes

Flights to/from Porto
Tourist taxes (if applicable)
Handling fee (€20)
Personal expenses & optional dinners
Travel insurance

Overview

Itinerary

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Overview

Whether you are spiritual, adventurous, or simply seeking something meaningful, cycling the Camino de Santiago is an unforgettable journey.

Starting in the UNESCO-listed city of Porto, this 8-day adventure follows the Central Route of the Portuguese Camino, leading you through charming villages, historic towns, and rolling countryside — from the vineyards of northern Portugal to the cathedral spires of Santiago de Compostela in Spain.

You’ll cycle up to 60 km per day, staying in carefully selected 4-star hotels, enjoying the comfort of luggage transfers, and having the freedom to ride at your own pace. Along the way, the warmth of the locals, the peaceful countryside, and the joy of accomplishment will make this journey one of the most rewarding experiences of your life.

Trip Highlights

Ride through two countries — Portugal and Spain — in one unforgettable journey
Explore UNESCO-listed Porto, home of the world-famous Port wine
Visit Santiago de Compostela, one of Christianity’s most sacred cities
Cross the Eiffel Bridge over the River Minho into Spain
Stay in authentic 4-star hotels with daily breakfast
Cycle along ancient pilgrim paths, mountain valleys, and medieval towns
Meet friendly locals and experience the warm hospitality of the Camino
Travel through centuries of history and culture

Day 01 :

Arrival in Porto

Welcome to Porto, a city of elegance and energy, where colorful houses line the Douro River and tiled façades tell centuries of stories.
Spend your evening exploring the old town, tasting Port wine, and strolling across the Dom Luís I Bridge.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Porto

Day 02 :

Porto ➤ Barcelos (54 km)

Begin your cycling pilgrimage northwards, following medieval tracks once walked by countless pilgrims. Pass through small villages alive with tradition until you reach Barcelos, a town known for its pottery and devotion.
Enjoy the charm of its historic churches and the rhythmic sound of its bells echoing through the air.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Barcelos

Day 03 :

Barcelos ➤ Ponte de Lima (33 km)

Ride through peaceful countryside and fertile valleys as you approach Ponte de Lima, the oldest village in Portugal. Cross its iconic 24-arch Roman bridge and breathe in the timeless atmosphere of this enchanting riverside town.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Ponte de Lima

Day 04 :

Ponte de Lima ➤ Valença (40 km)

Journey through forested hills and quiet mountain landscapes toward Valença, a fortified town overlooking Spain. The 17th-century double moats and stone walls create a sense of medieval grandeur, offering spectacular views across the River Minho to Tui.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Valença

Day 05 :

Valença ➤ Pontevedra (56 km)

Cross the Eiffel Bridge into Spain and enter Galicia, a land of pine forests and coastal charm. Cycle through Redondela and enjoy views of the Atlantic estuaries before reaching Pontevedra, a lively town with Romanesque squares and a beautiful old quarter.
Stroll through its cobbled streets and taste fresh local cheese or seafood in one of its traditional taverns.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Pontevedra

Day 06 :

Pontevedra ➤ Padrón (40 km)

Ride inland through fragrant forests and charming hamlets. Stop at Caldas de Reis, known for its healing thermal waters, then continue toward Padrón, a place deeply connected to Saint James himself.
Legend says that he once preached in the nearby hills and that a miraculous spring appeared where his staff touched the ground.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Padrón

Day 07 :

Padrón ➤ Santiago de Compostela (25 km)

The final stretch! Feel the anticipation grow as you approach the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. The city buzzes with joy and emotion as pilgrims arrive from all over the world.
Celebrate your achievement — you’ve just completed one of Europe’s most meaningful journeys.
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Santiago de Compostela

Day 08 :

Departure or Extension

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before your onward journey. You can also extend your stay to further explore Santiago or relax after your cycling adventure.

Cycling the Camino ➤ Porto to Santiago along the Central Route

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Cycling the Camino ➤ Porto to Santiago along the Central Route