• Valenca - The journey begins in Valença, a charming city situated on the border with Spain along the Minho River. The Valença Fortress, with its 5km of walls, played a crucial role in defending Portugal from Spain. This marks the end of Portuguese territory and the start of the Way of Santiago in Galicia.
• Tui - Crossing the metal bridge from Portugal to Spain, we arrive in Tui. Navigating through its cobbled and winding streets, the city’s medieval layout becomes apparent. Rich in history, Tui boasts a Romanesque and Gothic cathedral, along with the churches of St. Bartolomeu and St. Telmo.
• Porrino - After Tui, traveling through dirt roads, woods, and bridges, we reach Porriño. Notable sites include the chapel of San Benito, the church of Santa Maria, and the Ayuntamento.
• Pontevedra - We conclude the first day in Pontevedra, where we will rest for the night, reaping the rewards of our efforts. Known for its hospitality, this city features monuments over 4000 years old, a stunning historical center, and lively fountains, avenues, and squares.
• Caldas de Reis - On the route from Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis, some of the most beautiful and ancient stone crosses begin to appear, indicating the correct path to Santiago. The entrance to Caldas de Reis is near the Santa Maria Church, and the bridge over the Umia River leads to the renowned Las Burgas hot spring.
• Padron - Departing from Caldas de Reis, we head towards Padrón. Legend has it that after a perilous journey, the boat carrying the Apostle’s disciples and his body from Palestine stopped here. The boat was secured to a pedrón—a large cylindrical stone—buried by the riverbank. Once the Apostle’s sarcophagus landed, the people traveled to Compostela to bury him in the land where he had preached.
• Santiago de Compostela - As the journey concludes, we enter Santiago through narrow, stony alleys, arriving at the Pilar Church. Like the paths guiding pilgrims, the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• KTM Macina Kapoho 7973 2024 bike
• Gloves
• Helmet
• Sunglasses
• Breakfast
• Accommodation at a 3-star hotel
• Personal insurance
• Civil liability insurance

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Snacks during the day
• Dinner
• Lunch

Step into a time machine and encounter the intense feelings ingrained in the Portuguese Way of Santiago, a famous pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela, to pay respects to the Apostle Santiago Maior. Counted among the most popular pilgrim routes in Europe, today it draws people not just for religious purposes but also for cultural, sporting, and tourism experiences. Riding our electric bikes eliminates any discomfort, filling your journey with positive emotions.
The adventure is self-guided, allowing you to immerse in the unique experience at your own pace. We’ve prepped everything so all you need to focus on is living the present moment to the fullest and seek assistance whenever needed. Should you desire a guided tour, we have knowledgeable guides available for an additional charge to enrich your journey with the details and nuances of this legendary route.
Embark on an exploration of one of the most significant paths of Santiago de Compostela, and get ready for two days packed with excitement and impressions!

• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• It’s mandatory to know how to ride a bikes

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