Walk the legendary Camino de Santiago at your own pace along Portugal’s breathtaking Atlantic coast. Over 21 days and 20 nights, journey from Porto to Santiago de Compostela through picturesque seaside villages, lush forests, and ancient towns — enjoying comfort, culture, and care-free travel with luggage transport and charming 4-star hotels.
Cost
Cost Includes
- 20 nights in carefully selected 4-star hotels
- Daily breakfast
- Luggage transfer between accommodations
- Detailed maps and Camino app access
- 24-hour emergency assistance
- Route notes and travel documentation
- Pilgrim passport
- Ferry ticket across the River Minho (weather permitting)
- Local support and transfers as described
Cost Excludes
- Flights to/from Portugal or Spain
- Travel insurance
- Lunches and dinners (unless stated)
- Personal expenses and tips
- Optional activities or excursions
- Return transfer from Santiago
Overview
Experience the essence of pilgrimage without the rush on the Portuguese Coastal Camino – Easy Version. Designed for travelers who want to enjoy shorter walking days (7–18 km daily), this route lets you immerse yourself in the history, flavors, and serenity of northern Portugal and Galicia.
From UNESCO-listed Porto to the majestic Cathedral of Santiago, every day offers new landscapes — beaches, forests, vineyards, rivers, and medieval towns — with plenty of time to relax, explore, and reflect.
Your luggage will be transferred each day, leaving you free to walk with just a light daypack. With our dedicated Camino app, detailed maps, and 24-hour assistance, every step of the journey is seamlessly arranged — so you can focus on the joy of walking and the beauty around you.
Trip Highlights
- Discover Porto, a UNESCO-listed city of colorful tiles and famous port wine.
- Cross the River Minho from Portugal into Spain by ferry.
- Explore Ponte de Lima, Portugal’s oldest town, and Pontevedra, a Galician gem.
- Stroll through ancient monasteries, stone bridges, and pilgrim paths.
- Relish the hospitality, cuisine, and charm of both Portugal and Spain.
- End your journey in Santiago de Compostela, where centuries of pilgrims have celebrated their arrival.
- Enjoy shorter daily stages, perfect for reflection, rest, and discovery.
