Cycling along the stunning Atlantic Ocean, immersing ourselves in the natural beauty of Portugal and Spain, and discovering charming towns are just a few highlights of our Camino Portugues bike tour. This iconic pilgrimage route never fails to leave a lasting impression. It’s the perfect active vacation, with breathtaking landscapes, delicious food, and unforgettable experiences waiting for us. At the end of the journey, we’ll receive pilgrimage certificates as a memento. As anyone who’s walked the Camino will tell us, it’s not just the views or the cycling that make it unforgettable—it’s the connections we make. So, let’s join together and turn this Camino into an experience we’ll treasure forever!
Join the thousands of people who’ve taken on the world’s most famous pilgrimage—one that leaves most saying, “I definitely have to come back.” Come along and see why for yourself! Over eight days, we’ll spend six of them cycling through some seriously beautiful landscapes. Along the way, we’ll savor delicious local food, take in breathtaking views, and ride alongside the majestic Atlantic Ocean, which will feel like a trusty companion, always by our side. The route mixes things up with everything from flat paths to a few gentle hills, making it fun and accessible. As we make our way to the iconic Santiago de Compostela, every turn promises a new surprise, turning this journey into an adventure we’ll never forget.
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The cycling routes on the Camino Portuguese bike tour range from easy to moderate difficulty, so good fitness is required. Also, you can rent an electric bike to make the journey easier. However, if you’d like to really feel the ride, a moderate fitness level is recommended. Over the 6-day adventure, we’ll cover around 244 km / 151.6 mi in total, and you can check the itinerary for day-by-day distances. In general, the first three days are mostly flat with a few smooth, short climbs, while the last three days are more hilly.
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Personal items:
Dress comfortably and for the weather in clothes you can move in. We suggest bringing clothing appropriate for the season. Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.
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A high-quality MTB and equipment (helmet, bike toolkit for quick repairs, water bottle, lights, lock, Garmin GPS) are included in the price of the trip so you don’t need to bring your own. Additionally, an e-bike can be rented at an additional cost.
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For this Camino Portugues bike tour, a mountain bike is included in the price. MTB options include the Trek X-Caliber 7 and the Specialized Women’s Pitch Comp 27.5.
E-bikes can be rented for an additional fee. E-bike options include the KTM Macina 500 wh, Cube Acid 500 wh, Cube Touring 500 wh, Scott Sub Cross Eride 10 Unisex, and Atala B Easy 9.2.
Bike rentals come with a helmet, a bike tool kit (including a pump and inner tubes for quick repairs), a water bottle, lights, locks, and a Garmin GPS.
Please note that the specific model you’ll receive depends on availability.
Breakfasts are included with your accommodation, and they’ll be your typical hotel fare. As for dinners, our guides will organize them, and everyone is welcome to join (it’s totally optional). Just a heads-up, each person will pay for their own food and drinks when the bill comes, and it won’t be split among the group.
Group sizes and pricing
Camino Portugues bike tours can be arranged for larger groups. Contact us to make arrangements.
Min. age requirements
If your group includes cyclists under the age of 16, contact us prior to booking so we can arrange discounted prices.
The starting point of your Camino Portugues bike adventure is Porto, Portugal. Most people fly into Lisabon (LIS) Airport, then take a shuttle service or public transport to Porto, depending on the arrangements made by your guides. Alternatively, you can fly into Porto Airport (OPO).
Please note that the briefing on Day 1 is always around 3pm. On the last day, after sleeping in Santiago de Compostela, the group transport back to Porto leaves at 9am, so participants can expect to be back in Porto between 11am and 12pm.
We highly recommend that you cover all your bases with insurance. To make your booking and traveling experience as carefree as possible, you’ll be offered to simply insure your trip with Redpoint at checkout.
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Secure your spot with a 30% deposit upon booking! The remaining 70% of the trip price must be paid 90 days prior to departure at the latest. If booking within 90 days of departure, the full amount is required at the time of booking.
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