The Central Route of the Portuguese Camino – a 2026 guide
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 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 …
A good backpack that fits well and a comfortable pair of shoes are the two most important pieces of gear on your Camino de Santiago packing list. Test and buy …
Portugal’s Atlantic coast offers some of the most spectacular long-distance coastal hiking routes in Europe. The most popular are the Fishermen’s Trail and the Portuguese Camino Coastal Routes. At first …
Walking from Vila do Bispo to Sagres is a standout stage of the Fishermen’s Trail (Trilho dos Pescadores). The route links the quiet, traditional town of Vila do Bispo with …
The Fishermen’s Trail (Trilho dos Pescadores) is one of Portugal’s most spectacular long-distance hikes, following rugged coastal paths from Porto Covo in the Alentejo down to the stunning beaches and …
The spectacular coastal walk from Sagres to Salema is a challenging day hike on the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The trail is part of the Fishermen’s Trail, a multi-day hiking …