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Portuguese Coastal Way from Vigo
In recent years, the Portuguese Way has been one of the most increasing among pilgrims. An alternative to the traditional passage through the interior is the Portuguese Coastal Way.The Portuguese Coastal Way from Vigo is a wonderful route that follows the Atlantic coast, offering spectacular landscapes and a unique experience for pilgrims.The dream...
Portuguese Way from Tui on 6 stages in rural tourism houses
More than 8,000 pilgrims every year choose the Portuguese Way, being one of the most popular routes of the Camino de Santiago, known for its easy access and beautiful landscapes.With this package, we depart from Tui, a hidden gem of Galicia, and tour the south of Galicia, a land of art and wine so you can enjoy 8 days and 7 nights in rural houses. ...
Portuguese Way from Tui on 6 stages in hotels / pensions
Almost 8,000 pilgrims every year choose the Portuguese Way. It is one of the most popular routes on the Camino de Santiago, known for its easy access and beautiful landscapes.The first references to this pilgrimage date back to the 12th century, after the independence of Portugal. The Way passes through the old Roman road, and was a unifying factor...
Bono Iacobus - Portugese Way
For centuries, the Portuguese people have begun their pilgrimage from their main cities (Lisbon, Prague, Braga or Coimbra) to Santiago de Compostela: this is how the Portuguese Way originatedThis pilgrimage route re-emerged at the end of the 20th century, when it was correctly marked with the yellow arrow and adapted to pilgrims. It is currently th...
Portuguese Way from Porto to Santiago de Compostela (12 stages)
The Portuguese Way began to gain relevance from the 12th century, when Portugal became independent. This route ran along old Roman roads, and was a connecting element during centuries of political and social dispersion.Today, the Portuguese Way is the route to Compostela that arouses the most curiosity, and with good reason: wonderful cities, gentl...
Portuguese Way by bike from Porto
From now on, you will be a bike-pilgrim or as we say "bicigrino". That's because the Camino de Santiago can be traveled not only on foot but also by bike. Cycling is a wonderful alternative that allows you to cover longer stages without giving up enjoying the views and the landscapes.This route starts in Porto, enters Galicia through the town of Tu...