The best 100 km to walk on different Camino routes
100 km/62 mi is a required minimum to walk on the Camino de Santiago for getting the Compostela certificate. The certificate is issued in Santiago de Compostela to any pilgrim …
100 km/62 mi is a required minimum to walk on the Camino de Santiago for getting the Compostela certificate. The certificate is issued in Santiago de Compostela to any pilgrim …
Open our Camino Portuguese or Camino Frances planning tools to generate a custom itinerary according to your specifications based on our personal walks on the Camino. Find maps, accommodation options …
Seven Hanging Valleys Trail is a not-to-miss hike in the Algarve. This 6-kilometer route is known for its breathtaking scenery. It offers spectacular views of the rugged coast, limestone cliffs, …
The Fisherman’s Trail is a walking route in the south of Portugal. It’s a part of the Rota Vicentina network. The trail is considered one of the most beautiful coastal …
The walking stage from Vila do Conde to Rates connects the Litoral/Coastal routes with the Central Route of the Portuguese Camino from Porto. It’s one of the two connecting routes …
The Central Route is the most popular route of the Portuguese Camino from Porto. The Camino starts at Se Cathedral in the historical center of Porto and finishes in Santiago …
The Fishermen’s Trail in the Algarve region is a part of the Rota Vicentina hiking routes. The trail follows the coastline and offers breathtaking scenery; rugged cliffs, pristine beaches, and …
The Rota Vicentina is a network of hiking trails in the Alentejo and Algarve provinces in Southern Portugal. The network includes two long-distance routes the Fisherman’s Trail and the Historical …
The walking route from Caminha to Valença offers a perfect opportunity to combine the Coastal and the Central Route of the Camino de Santiago from Porto. You get to walk …