Camino Portugues For Families

We handle the transfer of your luggage between stops. Each bag must not exceed 20 kg (15 kg on the Chemin du Puy) and must fit within 70 × 50 × 38 cm. Bags exceeding these limits cannot be transferred, and you will need to manage them yourself. Please leave your bag at the hotel reception by 8 am, as this allows us to collect it on time. Your luggage will be ready for you at your next hotel by 4 pm each day. Learn More

Your Camino Mountain Bike: What You Need to Know:

• Included in Your Camino Package: Your mountain bike rental includes a helmet, two waterproof pannier bags (20L each), and a repair kit.
• Built for Camino Terrain: Your mountain bike is designed to handle a variety of surfaces, including gravel tracks, country paths, mountain sections, and quiet roads.
• Bike Size and Fit: Providing your exact height when booking is essential so we can prepare the correct bike size for you. A comfortable fit will make a significant difference over multiple days of cycling.
• Carrying Your Gear: The included panniers provide up to 40L of waterproof storage, giving you plenty of space for your daily essentials. Lights, phone holders, and other accessories are not included.
• Children's Bikes: Available for children from approximately 7 years of age. Please note that helmets and reflective clothing are mandatory for children are not included and must be supplied by parents.
• Ready to Ride: Your bike will be delivered ready for use. Before setting off, make sure the saddle and handlebars are adjusted to your comfort.
• Daily Maintenance: Carry out basic checks each day and keep the bike reasonably clean throughout your journey. A repair kit is included for minor repairs and punctures.
• 24/7 Support: Assistance is available around the clock during your trip. If a problem cannot be fixed on the road, support can be arranged to help you reach a local repair service.
• Share the Trail: Many Camino routes are shared with walkers and other pilgrims. Ride responsibly, slow down when approaching others, and give way when necessary.
• Safety First: Helmets are strongly recommended at all times and may be legally required in non-urban areas. Always follow local traffic regulations and ride according to the conditions.
• Looking After Your Bike: You are responsible for the bike and all included equipment during the rental period. Charges may apply for loss, theft, damage, missing items, or late returns.
• Come Prepared: Cycling the Camino is a rewarding experience, but it remains a physical challenge. A reasonable level of fitness and some cycling experience are recommended.

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This 80-minute guided walking tour shares the stories that have inspired thousands of pilgrims and encourages reflection on your own journey.
The tour includes a brief walk through the historic city, concluding with a relaxing stop at the iconic Café Casino, established in 1873.

We will book for 16 pm on your first night in Santiago. See more info in Santiago City Tour.

The Santiago de Compostela Tapas Tour takes you on a wonderful Camino food discovery of Santiago’s Old Town, unveiling its hidden secrets and exceptional cuisine. This mouthwatering 3-hour tour is led by an expert local guide. As well as sampling tapas by some of the best local chefs, you will also learn about the history of this fascinating city and Galicia’s rich food heritage.

We will book it for 7pm on your first night in Santiago. See more info in Santiago Tapas Tour.

A breathtaking day tour through the Finisterre countryside, long regarded as the true end of the pilgrimage, where dramatic cliffs, wild Atlantic views and timeless village life create an unforgettable setting. We will collect you from the designated meeting point on the morning after your first night in Santiago, and you will return to the city at approximately 6.30 p.m.

More details: Finisterre Day Tour.

When buying this Day Tour, you MUST add an extra night in Santiago.

This delightful day begins with a visit to a traditional Albariño winery near Santiago, where you will discover how Galicia’s most famous white wine is produced and why it thrives in this cool Atlantic climate, followed by a guided tasting. We then travel to the charming seaside village of Combarro, known for its narrow stone streets and iconic hórreos overlooking the water, with time to explore at your own pace. The journey continues to the peaceful Isla de la Toja, renowned for its spa heritage, where we stop at the unique Chapel of the Shells. From here, we board a catamaran to cruise the beautiful Ría de Arousa, sailing past traditional mussel rafts and enjoying fresh mussels with a glass of Albariño on board. After disembarking in the lively fishing town of O Grove, there is free time to choose your own lunch. Before returning to Santiago, we pause at the sweeping sands of A Lanzada Beach to visit its historic hermitage, steeped in maritime tradition and offering stunning Atlantic views.

When buying this Day Tour, you MUST add an extra night in Santiago.

Indulge in a rejuvenating 30-minute massage in Santiago de Compostela, available daily from 10:00 am to 08:30 pm. For more information, visit Spazio Wellness.

You must reconfirm with them directly 48 hours in advance.

Indulge in a rejuvenating 60-minute massage in Santiago de Compostela, available daily from 10:00 am to 08:30 pm. For more information, visit Spazio Wellness.

You must reconfirm with them directly 48 hours in advance.