Portuguese
Way
The Portuguese Way is the second busiest route after the famous French Way. The Camino from Tui is the preferred choice for many thanks to its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
The perfect route to experience the Camino in just a few days
From 475,00 €
116 km
8 days / 7 nights
Difficulty: moderate
Accommodation and breakfast
Private room with bathroom
Luggage transfer
Guided tour in Compostela
The Portuguese Way is the second most popular route after the renowned French Way. This ancient trail, which can be started in iconic cities such as Lisbon, Coimbra or Porto, offers a standout variant that begins in Tui, Galicia. The stage from Tui is a preferred option for many thanks to its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
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Stages of the Portuguese Way to Santiago
This ancient trail, which can be started in iconic cities such as Lisbon, Coimbra or Porto, offers a standout variant that begins in Tui, Galicia. The stage from Tui is a preferred option for many thanks to its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Eight-day itinerary
The Portuguese Way is the second most popular route after the renowned French Way. This ancient trail, which can be started in iconic cities such as Lisbon, Coimbra or Porto, offers a standout variant that begins in Tui, Galicia. The stage from Tui is a preferred option for many thanks to its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
The Camino from this Galician town stretches for 115 kilometres, allowing pilgrims to immerse themselves in a unique experience that combines the serenity of rural landscapes with architectural richness and the hospitality of the small towns and cities along the way. The Portuguese Way from Tui is an experience through the history, culture and gastronomy of two countries. Walkers are rewarded with the opportunity to explore the heritage, sample the local cuisine and experience the Camino in an authentic and memorable way.
The day begins in Tui, a city with a rich historical and artistic legacy. Pilgrims can admire the cathedral and the international bridge, and visit Valença do Minho, especially on market days.
16.1 km
The route heads towards Porriño, offering an alternative path through the As Gándaras natural park for those who prefer to avoid asphalt and enjoy nature.
15.5 km
This stage brings challenges, with climbs that take walkers through beautiful landscapes to the welcoming village of Mos and then on towards Redondela.
19.6 km
The route continues towards Pontevedra, passing through Arcade and crossing the historic Ponte de Sampaio bridge, with the Vigo estuary as a backdrop.
21.1 km
A more relaxed stage takes pilgrims across gentle terrain to Caldas de Reis, where you can enjoy a well-deserved rest at the spa baths.
18.6 km
The path heads deep into Galicia’s most agricultural side, with landscapes of vineyards and forests, ending in Padrón, famous for its peppers.
24.3 km
The final stage of the Camino leads pilgrims to the long-awaited Cathedral of Santiago, marking the end of a transformative journey.
The journey ends in Santiago, leaving pilgrims with unforgettable memories and the promise of a future “Buen Camino!”
Experience the Portuguese Way to Santiago
Find inspiration, practical recommendations and authentic stories on our blog to prepare and enjoy your Camino de Santiago adventure to the fullest.
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Accommodation and breakfast in a room with private bathroom.
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Luggage transfer for each stage of the Camino (max. 20 kg – 1 piece of luggage per person)
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Tour of the historic centre of Santiago de Compostela with an Official Galicia Tourism Guide
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Galician cheese tasting in Santiago de Compostela
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24-hour emergency phone line.
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Maps for all stages.
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Pilgrim's credential.
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Scallop shell
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Travel insurance.
Extra services not included
Would you like an even more unforgettable experience?
- Santiago – Fisterra excursion (full day): check rates.
- Santiago – Rías Baixas excursion with winery visit (full day): check rates.
- Santiago – Rías Baixas excursion with winery visit and boat trip on the Ría de Arousa (full day): check rates.
- Private transfer to Tui: check rates.
- Private departure transfer: check rates.
You can add any of our supplements during the booking process
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Half-board supplement
210,00 €
per person
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Picnic supplement
120,00 €
per person
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Private transfer to Tui
200,00 €
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Private departure transfer
40,00 €
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Santiago – Fisterra excursion (full day)
52,00 €
per person
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Santiago – Rías Baixas excursion with boat trip on the Ría de Arousa (full day)
60,00 €
per person
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Extra piece of luggage
48,00 €
per person
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Extra nights
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Private parking in Santiago
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Trip cancellation insurance
45,00 €
per person
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Find inspiration, practical recommendations and authentic stories on our blog to prepare and enjoy your Camino de Santiago adventure to the fullest.
86 km
7 days and 6 nights
