The charming city of Porto is in charge of welcoming you to this fascinating tour. You can visit Ribeira, its UNESCO World Heritage-listed old town, and dine in one of the pier's beautiful restaurants on the banks of the River Douro.

Overnight in Porto

Porto City Hotel

This hotel in Porto offers all the comforts for a great stay. The rooms have private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi service.
You can also enjoy a delicious breakfast to start your day.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Today you will walk along the coast and among the beautiful and traditional fishing villages. You can stop and visit the San Paio castro. Discovered in the 1950s, it is the only marine castro in the Portuguese part of the northwest peninsula.

Ascent: 31m (101ft) / Descent: 38m (124ft)

Overnight in Povoa de Varzim

Hotel Avenida

The rooms at this hotel have a private bathroom, free Wi-Fi, cable TV and a mini-bar.
The property is located very close to a beach area where you can find a variety of hotels and bars.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Before embarking on the road today, you will get to know a little more about Povoa de Varzim, a city that in the 18th century was the main fishing port in the north of the country. On your way to Esposende, you will have the option to visit the Convent of Santa Clara, one of the largest and richest in Portugal, founded in 1318. From there, you can enjoy the incredible views of the beautiful landscapes that surround it. Fao: in case there is no availability in Esposende, we will accommodate you in Fao, a small neighbouring village, only 3 km away.

Ascent: 0m (0ft) / Descent: 0m (0ft)

Overnight in Esposende

Hotel Suave Mar

This hotel is located just a few metres from the Atlantic Ocean and offers comfortable rooms with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
This accommodation has multiple facilities and a restaurant, where you can enjoy a good breakfast.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Today, the pilgrim trail will take you inland, where you can enjoy incredible landscapes and walk on the banks of the River Neiva.

Later you will arrive in Viana do Castelo, considered one of the most beautiful cities in northern Portugal. Walk through its streets and discover its fascinating heritage. You can also visit the Basilica of Santa Luzia, located on a mountain top, from where you can observe the city, located next to the sea and the mouth of the River Lima.

Ascent: 148m (486ft) / Descent: 151m (495ft)

Overnight in Viana do Castelo

Hotel Laranjeira

Located in the coastal town of Viana do Castelo, this hotel offers rooms with private bathroom, TV and free Wi-Fi.
A continental breakfast is served here.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Today you can choose between walking inland or along the coast. The first option will allow you to follow the official path of the traditional yellow arrows and the second to enjoy the breeze and tranquillity of the Atlantic coast, while discovering some charming fishing villages.

Ascent: 183m (600ft) / Descent: 69m (226ft)

Overnight in Ancora

Hotel Meira

Located a few metres from the Atlantic Ocean, its beautiful rooms feature a TV and a private bathroom.
The restaurant serves a delicious buffet breakfast and offers Portuguese cuisine.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Today you will leave Portugal behind to enter Spain. To get to Caminha, you can continue along the coastal route, and from there you will have to take a ferry to cross the River Minho and reach Pasaxe, Galicia. Then you will continue towards A Guarda and if you want to enjoy incredible views you can ascend Mount San Trega, at 341 metres of altitude, where you will find one of the most interesting and well-preserved Galaicos-Roman castros.

Ascent: 111m (364ft) / Descent: 177m (580ft)

Overnight in A Guarda

Hotel Eli-Mar

This hotel is located close to several beaches and offers spacious rooms with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
The accommodation has a bar and a buffet breakfast is served in the dining room.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Discover Galician lands on a charming tour that will take you through beautiful landscapes and always enjoying the magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean. Take beautiful postcard views from Cape Silerio and the Monastery of Santa Maria de Oya, a building dating from the 12^th century and considered the main monument in the municipality of Oya. Later on, you will arrive in Baiona, the first port in Europe where, with the arrival of La Pinta, and the discovery of America, was announced. There you can visit places that precisely refer to this event as are the Monument to the Encounter between Two Worlds or the Pinta Caravel Museum.

Ascent: 48m (157ft) / Descent: 80m (262ft)

Overnight in Baiona

El Mosquito

Located in the charming town of Baiona, this accommodation is within walking distance of several beaches.
It offers rooms equipped with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Today, you will have the freedom to choose the route that best suits your tastes and needs. After crossing the Romanesque La Ramallosa bridge, dating back to the 13^th century, and crossing the River Minor, you can continue along the coast and, why not, enjoy a little of the beach in Nigran. Another possibility is to walk inland, where you will also have the option to choose to go through O Freixo, a town in the municipality of Outes. Whatever your decision, you can enjoy the incredible views of the Bay of Vigo and the Cies Islands, a beautiful archipelago located in the province of Pontevedra, in the northwest of Spain. When in Vigo, you can walk through its charming streets and get to know the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria, a construction dating from the early 19^th century, or the house of Estanislao Duran, an architectural jewel of the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries.

Ascent: 217m (712ft) / Descent: 223m (732ft)

Overnight in Vigo

Hotel Compostela

Enjoy a pleasant night in this comfortable hotel located in Vigo.
All rooms have private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

After leaving Vigo behind, you will enter the Bay of Vigo, pass through Sete Fontes and later you can make a stop in Redondela, known as the village of the viaducts, as you will find the Madrid and Pontevedra viaducts there, both from the 19^th century. In addition, in this municipality, the Camino Portugues Coastal Route and the Camino Portugues Interior Route converge. Later, on your way to Arcade, the Galician oyster and seafood capital of the world, you can enjoy the incredible views over the Vigo Estuary, one of the deepest geographical features in the Rías Baixas in Galicia.

Ascent: 482m (1,581ft) / Descent: 439m (1,440ft)

Overnight in Arcade

Hotel Duarte

This family hotel offers rooms equipped with a private bathroom, TV and free Wi-Fi.
The accommodation has a restaurant and a nice bar.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Today will be a short walk. You will start by crossing the River Verdugo over Ponte Sampaio, a medieval bridge recognized for having been the scene of the last battle in Galicia against Napoleon's army, where he was defeated. Then you will continue along a cobbled path until you encounter several towns and you will have charming panoramic views of the Bay of Vigo. Later you will continue to Pontevedra, a city that is definitely worth knowing. Enjoy a walk through its historic quarter and take advantage of its exquisite gastronomy. A must-see is the Shrine of the Virgin Pilgrim, one of the most emblematic buildings dating from the 18^thcentury and where Our Lady, the Virgin Pilgrim is venerated.

Ascent: 64m (209ft) / Descent: 76m (249ft)

Overnight in Pontevedra

Hotel Avenida Pontevedra

Located in Pontevedra, this accommodation offers rooms with private bathroom, TV and free Wi-Fi access.
Enjoy its cosy bar and a delicious buffet breakfast.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

You will start the day leaving the enigmatic city of Pontevedra to enter the beautiful region of O Salnes. On your way to the Monastery of Santa Maria de Armenteira, you will come across the baroque church of San Pedro de Campaño, which dates back to the Middle Ages and was rebuilt in the 18th century. You will continue to the beautiful parish church of San Xoan de Poio, which has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest since 1971. You will then continue to the coastal town of Combarro, where you can visit the beach of Padron and the horreos (raised granaries) located on the seashore. You will end your journey at the Monastery of Santa Maria de Armenteira, a building with more than 800 years of history. It is currently inhabited by Cistercian nuns.

Ascent: 453m (1,486ft) / Descent: 203m (666ft)

Overnight in Armenteira

Casa Carballo de Prado 1900

This charming accommodation stands out for its family atmosphere and natural surroundings. It has cozy rooms with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
You will start the day with a filling breakfast and you can also enjoy its garden and bar.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Today, you will walk along the outstanding "Ruta da Pedra e da Auga", a route that runs along the banks of the Armenteira River. You will see several water mills, some wholly abandoned and others restored. Further on, you will come across the Umia River, one of the most important tributaries of the province of Pontevedra, which you will follow for a long stretch. You will leave its banks at the village of Ponte Arnelas. Once there, you will head towards the coast in the direction of Vilanova de Arousa. In this small coastal town, you can visit the Casa Museo de Valle Inclan, declared a National Historic Monument in 1976, and enjoy its beautiful beaches: O Terron and Castelete.

Ascent: 105m (344ft) / Descent: 356m (1,167ft)

Overnight in Vilanova de Arousa

Hotel Leal La Sirena

Located in the coastal town of Vilanova de Arousa, has comfortable and bright rooms, private bathroom, TV and free Wi-Fi.
You can enjoy a complete breakfast and taste traditional dishes in its restaurant.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

You will start the day with an included boat transfer from Vilanova de Arousa to Pontecesures. This boat tour will allow you to contemplate the Ulla River, one of the most outstanding rivers in Galicia. Arriving at Pontecesures, you will take a short walk along the banks of the Sar River until you reach Padron, a village in the province of La Coruña, famous for its peppers. In Padron, you can stroll through its charming streets and visit the Convent do Carmen, built in the 18th century, or the Church of Santiago, built just a few meters from where the disciples of Santiago moored the boat in which they transported the body of the Apostle.

Ascent: 187m (613ft) / Descent: 109m (357ft)

Overnight in Padron

Casa Antiga Do Monte

Casa Antiga do Monte offers its guests an authentic and quality rural tourism.
The rooms are warm and fully equipped, with private bathroom and free Wi-Fi.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.

Start the route by crossing the small and characteristic villages until you reach A Escravitude, where you can pause to visit its sanctuary and the fountain at the bottom, which has curative powers according to the story. Later, you continue along a path of oak trees until you start a 0,14 miles ascent, which takes you to Agros dos Monteiros, the highest point of this hiking route. Afterward, you will pass near the Castle of Rocha Forte or Churruchaos, which in ancient times was a symbol of feudal oppression over the inhabitants of the region. Gradually, the arrows that indicate the way will disappear, giving you a sign that you are close to reaching the culmination point of this unforgettable pilgrimage route. You will enter the old quarter of the city, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, through Porta Faxeira. As you take Rua do Franco, the excitement will begin to take hold of you. You will be just a few steps away from the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, where the remains of the apostle Santiago lie. If you prefer, you can divide this stage into 2, staying overnight in Parada de Francos.

Ascent: 226m (741ft) / Descent: 140m (459ft)

Overnight in Santiago de Compostela

Hospedería San Martin Pinario

This historic monastery is the perfect place to relax in the heart of Santiago de Compostela, combining Galician tradition with maximum comfort.
Enjoy its rooms with private bathroom, free Wi-Fi and a good breakfast.

*In case this accommodation is not available, you will stay at a similar category one.