Follow the Atlantic. Find your Camino.
A private cycling journey, shaped around you.
From Porto’s riverside streets to the Galician coast, this is a Camino shaped by the ocean. Follow the shoreline north through Viana do Castelo and Caminha, then discover A Guarda and Baiona before turning inland towards Santiago.
There is time for a long lunch, a harbour-side coffee and the small discoveries that make a journey your own. We adapt the daily riding and the cycling line to your group, with e-bikes for a little extra freedom.
Approx. 280 km. Indicative cycling route; the exact distance and daily stages are confirmed in your personal proposal.
Day 1 is arrival and your first hotel night. Ride on days 2–7, with the last night in Santiago. Day 8 is breakfast and the return transfer to Porto.
Guided all-inclusive: meals from breakfast on day 2 to breakfast on day 8: 7 breakfasts, 6 dinners and 6 riding-day lunches. Self-guided: hotels, luggage transfers and support van; 7 breakfasts included; lunches and dinners are not included.
The Minho crossing is subject to weather, service availability and the agreed cycling route. An alternative crossing or transfer may be needed.
Daily distances are planning estimates rather than measured GPS tracks. The final cycling route may change the distances and stops.
See every inclusionThese services apply throughout all six riding days (days 2–7), on every stage.
Initial bike fitting takes place before your first ride. Van operating arrangements are confirmed in your proposal.
Arrive from the airport and settle into your first hotel in Porto. Meet the team and get ready for your first ride tomorrow. Dinner on arrival day is not included. Arrival transfer arrangements are confirmed in your proposal.
Meet the team in Porto for your bike fitting and route briefing, then begin riding on the first morning. Follow the Atlantic north, with time to pause in the seaside towns before reaching Esposende.
Along the way Porto’s riverside, coastal villages and the Cávado estuary
Ride north through Viana do Castelo and towards Vila Praia de Âncora. The day finishes in Caminha, where the Minho River meets the ocean and Portugal looks across to Galicia.
Along the way Viana do Castelo, Atlantic views and Caminha’s old streets
Cross the Minho into Spain and continue through A Guarda towards Baiona. Follow the Galician shoreline and enjoy the change of country, scenery and food. The crossing is planned around the available service and conditions.
Along the way The Minho crossing, A Guarda and Baiona’s waterfront
Continue towards Vigo and Redondela, where the coastal and central Caminos meet. Ride onwards to Pontevedra, then enjoy an evening exploring its squares and historic streets.
Along the way The Ría de Vigo, Redondela and Pontevedra’s old town
Leave the coast behind and follow the Camino through Caldas de Reis towards Padrón. Quiet lanes and small settlements give you a closer look at rural Galicia before your last riding day.
Along the way Caldas de Reis, rural Galicia and the pilgrim town of Padrón
Ride the last kilometres towards Santiago, leaving time to appreciate your arrival and explore the old town at your own pace. This evening, enjoy the final included dinner and a last overnight stay in Santiago.
Along the way The final approach to Santiago and a celebratory dinner
After your final night in Santiago, enjoy breakfast and take the included return transfer to Porto. Transfer timing and drop-off details are confirmed in your proposal.
Return transfer to Porto included. No overnight stay on day 8.
Arrive on day 1 and spend your first night at the starting point before cycling begins on day 2. The return transfer to Porto takes place on day 8. Arrival transfers and any additional nights are confirmed separately. Named hotels and the final cycling line are confirmed in your proposal.
Private groups or individual places on a guided group departure, with 3–7 participants in total. Six riding days. Seven nights. Choose independent riding with organised logistics, or an all-inclusive guided experience.
Ride without an accompanying cycling guide. 7 breakfasts are included on days 2–8. Lunches and dinners are not included.
All-inclusive covers the services and meals listed here. Drinks and any additional activities are not included and are charged separately.
You don’t need to bring your own group. Enquire for an individual place and share the Camino with other travellers, accompanied by a local guide. Groups have 3–7 participants; departures are confirmed once the minimum of 3 is reached.
Guided package inclusions apply. Double/twin sharing is subject to a suitable room-sharing arrangement; a single room is available at an additional supplement.
Join a guided group ↗Choose the Specialized Levo you would like to ride on your Camino. Your model, size and availability will be confirmed in your personal proposal.
Travelling as a group? Tell us each rider’s preferred model and height when you enquire.
Coastal cycleways, quiet roads and mixed-surface sections. Expect some hills, cobbles and exposed coastal stretches; the final cycling line is tailored to your group.
For travellers drawn to ocean scenery, seaside towns and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.
Private departures are planned around your dates and availability. Spring and autumn are worth discussing for a more temperate riding experience.
Start in Porto and finish in Santiago de Compostela. The return transfer from Santiago to Porto is included on day 8. Ask us about arrival connections or extra nights.
Heritage & timeless villagesMedieval bridges, vineyard country and a living pilgrim tradition. Discover the heart of the Portuguese Camino.
Quiet paths & deeper discoveryBegin in Chaves and travel into rural Galicia. A distinctive inland journey for those who love the less familiar.
Tell us what brings you to Santiago. We’ll help shape the journey that takes you there.
Let’s plan your journey