Self-guided

A scenic ferry ride takes you from the beautiful riverside town of Caminha to the rugged Galician coastline. Enjoy beautiful Baiona’s beaches and architecture before continuing your journey inland. Your

The Coastal Portuguese Camino offers an intriguing combination of ocean views, a myriad of beachscapes from rocky shores to wide expanses of sand. You’ll encounter fishing communities and tiny villages

Fatima is the most important pilgrimage site in Portugal, where the Ways meet with unbounded spirituality. It is a place of coming together and of sharing, where the Ways intersect

The French Camino de Santiago is one of the most popular and traditional pilgrimage routes to the tomb of the Apostle Saint James. Portugal Green Walks does not organise programmes

Luxury Coastal Camino, the luxury accommodation experience during the Coastal Camino de Santiago tour. You’ll be sleeping in comfort while walking El Camino.

Spend an unforgettable two weeks walking through stunning Portuguese and Galician countryside and villages and exploring fascinating historical towns and cities between two World Heritage cities. You’ll have the opportunity

Cycling the Portuguese Coastal Camino Enjoy a blend of beaches, gorgeous green countryside, traditional villages and historical towns as you alternate between the Portuguese and Galician coast and inland areas.

Combine sandy Portuguese beaches with the greenery of its countryside by walking alongside the spectacular River Minho to join the central route in the fortress town of Valença. You’ll have

Walk along sandy beaches and through historical coastal towns of northern Portugal, the rugged Galician coastline, and the beautiful beaches of Baiona before joining the central Camino in Redondela. After

Portuguese Camino de Santiago on bike Cycle your Way along country lanes and tracks through forests and farmland, interspersed with historical towns and cities and opportunities to sample the best

The Salnés Spiritual Variant of the Portuguese Camino de Santiago connects the Portuguese Way with the Translatio Route, also known as the Arousa Sea and Ulla River Route, which is

See a different side of Santiago as you head towards the ‘end of the Earth’ along a peaceful, beautiful trail. Watch the sun slip into the Atlantic Ocean as you