From Lisbon to Santiago, Your Camino, Your Way.

ONE JOURNEY, TWO ROUTES

From Lisbon to Porto, we follow the Portuguese Central Camino, passing through historic towns, traditional villages and unique landscapes.

Once we reach Porto, the journey offers a new choice: continue along the Central Route, through the inland landscapes of Minho and Galicia, or take the Coastal Route, following the Atlantic Ocean towards Santiago de Compostela.

The Camino Begins in Lisbon. From Porto, the Choice Is Yours.

THE FIRST PART OF THE JOURNEY

From Lisbon to Porto, Through the Heart of Portugal

Eight cycling stages along the Portuguese Central Camino, taking you through historic towns, traditional villages and wonderfully diverse landscapes.

From Lisbon to Porto, discover Portugal at your own cycling pace, with time to appreciate every destination and experience the true spirit of the Camino de Santiago.

Day 1 — Arrival in Lisbon

Welcome, introduction to the tour programme and e-bike preparation. Free time to explore Lisbon and relax before the journey begins. Copiar

Day 2 — Lisbon → Azambuja

60–65 km

Depart from Lisbon along the Portuguese Central Camino, following the Tagus Valley through riverside landscapes, farmland and small towns and villages in the Ribatejo region. Copiar

Day 3 — Azambuja → Santarém

30–35 km

Enjoy a peaceful ride through the Tagus floodplains, passing agricultural fields and small villages. Arrive in Santarém, a historic city renowned for its scenic viewpoints and medieval heritage.

Day 4 — Santarém → Tomar

60–70 km

Cycle through the Ribatejo region, passing through the area of Golegã. Arrive in Tomar, the historic city of the Knights Templar, home to the magnificent Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Day 5 — Tomar → Ansião

40–50 km

Journey through the heart of Portugal, cycling past traditional villages, woodland areas and historic pilgrimage paths on your way to Ansião.

Day 6 — Ansião → Coimbra

45–50 km

Cycle through the Rabaçal and Conímbriga region, famous for its remarkable Roman ruins. Arrive in Coimbra, a historic university city renowned for its rich cultural heritage.

Day 7 — Coimbra → Águeda

45–55 km

Ride through peaceful countryside and traditional towns, passing through the Mealhada region. Arrive in Águeda, famous for its charming streets decorated with colourful umbrellas.

Day 8 — Águeda → Oliveira de Azeméis

60–65 km

Follow the Camino through small towns, rural landscapes and woodland areas, discovering the traditions and natural beauty of north-central Portugal on your way to Oliveira de Azeméis.

Day 9 — Oliveira de Azeméis → Porto

40–45 km

Complete the final stage to Porto, passing through Grijó and Vila Nova de Gaia. Upon arrival, a new adventure awaits: continue towards Santiago de Compostela along either the Central Camino or the Coastal Camino.

Day 10 — Porto → Barcelos

48–55 km

Day 11 — Barcelos → Ponte de Lima

32–36 km

Day 12 — Ponte de Lima → Valença

35–40 km

Day 13 — Valença → Pontevedra

50–55 km

Day 14 — Pontevedra → Padrón

39–43 km

Day 15 — Padrón → Santiago de Compostela → Return

24–27 km

THE SECOND PART OF THE JOURNEY

You've Reached Porto. Now, Which Camino Will You Choose?

Two different routes, one unforgettable destination: Santiago de Compostela.

Day 10 — Porto → Esposende

52–58 km

Central Camino

Coastal Camino

Cycle through the heart of the Minho region, passing traditional villages and peaceful countryside. Arrive in Barcelos, home of the famous Barcelos Rooster.

Begin your coastal adventure along the Atlantic, passing through Matosinhos, Vila do Conde, Póvoa de Varzim and Apúlia before reaching Esposende.

Ride through farmland, traditional villages and historic paths. Arrive in Ponte de Lima, renowned for its beautiful medieval bridge.

Travel through the lush green landscapes of Alto Minho, passing through the Rubiães area. Arrive in the historic fortified town of Valença.

Cross into Galicia via Tui, following historic paths and passing through charming small towns and villages on your way to Pontevedra.

Cycle through woodlands, traditional Galician villages and peaceful countryside. Arrive in Padrón, a historic town deeply connected to the traditions of the Camino de Santiago.

The final cycling stage to Santiago de Compostela. Arrive at the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago, the most symbolic moment of your journey. Afterwards, enjoy an organised transfer back to Porto or Lisbon, depending on your chosen programme.

Day 11 — Esposende → Caminha

Day 12 — Caminha → Vigo

Day 13 — Vigo → Pontevedra

50–55 km

55–65 km

35–40 km

Follow the beautiful Minho coastline, passing through Viana do Castelo and Vila Praia de Âncora before arriving in Caminha.

Cross the River Minho into Galicia, following the scenic coastline through Oia and Baiona towards Vigo. The river crossing is subject to the availability of transport services.

Gradually leave the coast behind, passing through Redondela before arriving in the historic city of Pontevedra.

Two Routes, One Destination.

In Pontevedra, both routes come together and continue as one towards Santiago de Compostela.

JOURNEY HIGHLIGHTS

14 Days of Cycling from Lisbon to Santiago

An unforgettable e-bike journey along the Portuguese Camino, with accommodation and all logistics organised. In Porto, choose to continue along either the Central Camino or the Coastal Camino.

From

€5,950 per person

A COMPLETE JOURNEY

15 Days of Discovery

From Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela, following the Portuguese Central Camino to Porto. From there, choose between the green landscapes of Minho and Galicia or the stunning Atlantic coastline. Fourteen days of cycling, with the comfort of our e-bikes and all logistics taken care of.

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E-bikes Included

Comfortable electric bikes, individually adjusted to suit each participant.

Accommodation

Luggage Transfers

SENA Helmet Intercoms

Individual GPS Navigation

Meals Included

Helmets equipped with SENA intercom systems for easy communication and greater comfort throughout your journey.

Preloaded routes on each bike's Garmin GPS device, allowing you to navigate with confidence and independence.

Your luggage is transported between accommodations, so you can enjoy every stage without carrying your bags.

Comfortable accommodation carefully arranged along the route.

Breakfast is included in both travel packages. Lunch and dinner are also included in the guided tour package.

Self-Guided Camino

FREEDOM & INDEPENDENCE

FROM

€5,950

per person

Ideal for those who prefer to explore the Camino at their own pace, with individual GPS navigation and logistical support.

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14 days of e-bike cycling

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14 nights of accommodation

Breakfast included

Luggage transfers

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Individual Garmin GPS

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Helmet with SENA communication system

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Technical assistance and logistical support

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OUR TOUR PACKAGES

Choose the freedom of cycling at your own pace or the peace of mind of travelling with an experienced guide. Whichever option you choose, Rodas do Norte takes care of the organisation and support throughout your journey.

Guided Camino

PERSONALISED GUIDANCE

FROM

€7,850

per person

Perfect for those who value the company of an experienced guide, local knowledge and a shared cycling experience.