Portuguese Camino

The Portuguese Camino is the second most popular Camino de Santiago route after the Camino Frances. Its popularity has grown significantly in the last 5 years. In 2025 around 200 …

Walking the Portuguese Camino de Santiago is an unforgettable journey—whether you’re following the inland Central Route, hugging the Atlantic on the Coastal Route, or exploring the scenic Litoral Way. Taking …

The cost of walking the Camino Portuguese is dependent on many factors that we will discuss here. Costs add up while walking the Camino de Santiago because it is a long venture. Accommodation, food, …

This is a detailed packing list and discussion on packing for the Portuguese Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. We have walked thousands of kilometers on all seven well-known Camino de Santiago …

The Portuguese Camino de Santiago has several route options in the part between Porto and Santiago de Compostela. Many people have asked me about the best way to combine the …

The Portuguese Camino from Porto has 2 main routes: Central and Coastal. The Central Route and the Coastal Route are very different trails. They split at Se Cathedral in Porto …

Tui is a Spanish town on the Central Route of the Portuguese Camino, one of the most popular Camino de Santiago routes. It’s situated 117 km/72.7 mi from Santiago de …

The Portuguese Camino from Porto has two routes that go along the sea; the Coastal Route and the Litoral Way (Senda Litoral). Both routes are similar and often follow the …

The Coastal Route is one of the trails of the Portuguese Camino from Porto. The total distance of the route is 274 km/170 mi. It starts in Porto and goes …