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Two cyclists riding the Camino de Santiago past a scallop-shell waymarker
6-Day Guided Pilgrimage

The Camino to Santiago

Ride through a thousand years of history on one of the world's great pilgrimage routes.

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6 days riding

29 May – 5 Jun 2027 · 25 Sep – 2 Oct 2027

7 nights included

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Tour Highlights

The Camino, thoughtfully supported

A historic journey with comfortable stays and the practical details taken care of.

From

€2,190 per person

Six days of riding with full support, comfortable hotels, and luggage transfers taken care of.

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295 km / 180 mi

Total riding distance

Fully guided

Support throughout the pilgrimage

Luggage transfer

Your bags moved between hotels

Historical hotels

Rest well after every stage

Tour Overview

A pilgrimage experienced on two wheels

Imagine riding a route that has been travelled for more than one thousand years. Going to Santiago by bike is a privilege — a way to experience world history. If you are Catholic, the journey offers an intense immersion; if you practise another religion, you will understand the spiritual force of this pilgrimage.

Cycling group celebrating their arrival at Santiago Cathedral
Buen Camino stone marker decorated with shells and pilgrim keepsakes
Historic church tower along the Camino beneath a clear blue sky
Cyclist overlooking a coastal bridge on the route to Santiago
Cyclist beside a Camino waymarker surrounded by green foliage
Tour group raising glasses in a sunset toast by the Atlantic
Cyclist crossing railway tracks on a wooded Camino trail
Two smiling cyclists in front of Santiago Cathedral
Cycling group and their bikes crossing the estuary by boat
Cyclists riding together along a shaded woodland trail

Six days on the Camino

We ride the route in six days. Every day reveals a new landscape, and pilgrims along the way welcome us with a heartfelt “Buen Camino.”

The journey, without the logistical weight

We stay in very comfortable hotels and take care of luggage transfers, leaving you free to focus on the road, the people you meet, and the meaning of the journey.

Bicycle beside a yellow Camino de Santiago scallop-shell waymarker

What is included

  • 7 nights hotels with breakfast
  • Mountain bikes (upgrades available)
  • Experienced local guide
  • Support van & mechanic assistance
  • Luggage transfers between hotels
  • Transfer from Lisbon and back
  • Travel insurance during the tour
  • Energy snacks & water refills

Not included

  • International airfare
  • Lunches & dinners
  • Personal expenses & tips
  • Bike upgrade: Ebike + 240 euros
  • Bike upgrade: Gravel bike + 180 euros
The Fleet

Choose your Camino bike

Every bike is professionally maintained and fitted to you before we roll out. Upgrade options are available when you book.

Cube Mountain BikeIncluded

Cube Mountain Bike

  • Cube hardtail frame
  • Front suspension fork
  • Shimano Deore 1x10 drivetrain
  • Hydraulic disc brakes
Kona Gravel BikeUpgrade + €180

Kona Gravel Bike

  • Premium Kona bikes with Carbon Forks
  • Shimano Cues groupset
  • Hydraulic disc brakes
  • Fast-rolling mixed-terrain tyres
Bosch Motors E-BikeUpgrade + €240

Bosch Motors E-Bike

  • Cube or Radon
  • Bosch mid-drive motor
  • Shimano Cues groupset
  • Hydraulic disc brakes
The Route

Route highlights toward Santiago

Six days on a thousand-year-old pilgrimage — here are the moments that define the journey. The full day-by-day route is reserved for our guests.

Map of the Camino cycling route from Porto to Santiago de Compostela with bicycle markers
  • Set out on the historic Camino, a route walked and ridden for over a thousand years.

  • Follow waymarked stone trails and scallop-shell markers through the countryside.

  • Ride through quiet Galician villages and their centuries-old churches.

  • Climb to hilltop views before descending into green river valleys.

  • Share the road with pilgrims who greet you with a heartfelt “Buen Camino”.

  • Arrive at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the end of the pilgrimage.

Want to see the exact route?

Discover our hidden gravel paths, coffee stops, daily distances, and elevation profiles.

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