Are you afraid to face the Camino alone? Is it your first time as a pilgrim and you don’t even know where you’re going? Or do you just want to spend a few days meeting new people? Join our organized groups to the Portuguese way from Tui!

A wonderful adventure where you will find travelers of all kinds and all ages, perfect to disconnect enjoying an unbeatable atmosphere in the purest pilgrim style with your fellow adventurers. You will only have to take care of walking, for the rest, Viajes Camino de Santiago: accommodation, luggage transport, support vehicle, accompanying monitor … and most importantly, very good vibes.

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8 days / 7 nights accommodation
Support vehicle between stages
24 hour accompanying monitor
Luggage transfer during the stages
Complete documentation
Pilgrim’s Credential
Free scallop and pilgrim’s t-shirt
Travel insurance

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Stages of the Portuguese Way from Tui in group

Day 1. Arrival in Tui

Around eight o’clock in the evening you will be called together with the rest of the group for an informative meeting in which our guides will give a talk about the itinerary, will solve your doubts and will hand out the pilgrim’s credentials and the labels for the transport of luggage, as well as some other gifts. You will see that they are very approachable and fun.

Once you have settled into your accommodation, you can enjoy the pilgrim atmosphere of the village by strolling through the old part of town, or relaxing on one of the terraces by the river. Keep in mind that Tui is a border town with Portugal, only separated from the neighbouring country by the river Minho. In fact, Tui forms a Eurocity with Valença do Minho. Moreover, it is an amalgam of people because here pilgrims who, like you, begin the adventure, come together with the pilgrims who come walking from Portugal. Perfect for meeting people, listening, sharing experiences and getting ready for the adventure you are about to start with the rest of your companions. A day to rest, get psyched up and prepare for an unforgettable experience.

Day 2. Stage Tui - O Porriño (18.7 km)

You will begin the first stage by exploring in depth one of the most important protected areas in the area. It is the Gándaras de Budiño, a Red Natura 2000 area that will leave you speechless with its exuberant colours and vegetation. This stage is ideal as a first contact as the walk is pleasant and gentle, so enjoy the surroundings and your first day as a pilgrim.

When you arrive in O Porriño you can take a pleasant stroll through the historic centre of this welcoming municipality. It is a place totally closed to traffic and people of all ages and nationalities pass through it. In addition, it is a place that has all the necessary services for the pilgrim. The perfect plan to enjoy a relaxing afternoon is to sit on one of the terraces of the town hall square and enjoy some delicious portions of good Galician food washed down with a delicious Albariño wine.

Day 3. Stage O Porriño - Arcade (23 km)

Today your Camino continues and in this stage you will enjoy impressive views over the beautiful Ría de Vigo, which already captivated Jules Verne and his Captain Nemo in his “20000 leagues under the sea”. 20 thousand leagues you won’t do, but these 23 km of walking will be a breath of air enjoying the best views of the south coast of the Rias Baixas.

There is more. In addition to enjoying fantastic views, Arcade will put the icing on the cake: it is the capital of oysters, I assure you that you won’t have tasted anything like it. Of course, don’t forget to accompany your meal with a nice glass of Albariño, the best white wine in the area.

Day 4. Stage Arcade - Pontevedra (12 km)

We will leave Arcade behind, starting the stage like someone starting a new battle. We will take our first steps crossing to the other side of the Verdugo River through a colossal bridge called Ponte Sampaio. In this place was fought during the War of Independence, a battle that led to the withdrawal of French troops in Galicia, so it is a very important enclave in the history of the Community. After crossing the bridge we will take a pleasant walk between villages, pazos, hórreos and cruceiros until we reach the Brea Vella da Canicouva, an evocative path of large slabs along which the Roman road XIX used to pass.

A short stage full of history that will take us to the beautiful Pontevedra, which for many is one of the best preserved cities in Galicia, and no wonder. You can get a good idea of this with a stroll through its cobbled streets and squares where you will feel at home, as it is one of the most hospitable cities in Galicia. The saying goes: “Pontevedra boa vila, da de beber a quen pasa”, so do not hesitate to enjoy some fantastic albariños on the terraces of its beautiful squares with your companions on the Camino. Besides, after Santiago de Compostela, it is the place of the Portuguese Way from Tui with more patrimonial elements. You can visit, among other things, the Ruins of Santo Domingo in the Provincial Museum of Pontevedra, the Royal Basilica of Santa María la Mayor, and the symbol of the city: the church of La Peregrina.

Day 5. Stage Pontevedra - Caldas (21 km)

Crossing the river Lérez, which is the reason for the existence of this rich estuary, the Way leaves Pontevedra and continues to the observatory of the Marismas de Alba, a large wetland of 80 hectares that is home to hundreds of plant species and 123 species of birds. Enjoy this paradise and then pay close attention, because although our guides will be alert at all times, in this section the route runs along roads where there are many crossroads and level crossings. Once you get to Briallos, you can visit the Cascadas del Barosa, a natural site of extraordinary beauty, with a beautiful sixty-metre waterfall and fourteen mills arranged along the waterfalls, which is about 500 metres from the Camino.

Caldas de Reis is the end of the stage, and its rich and medicinal thermal waters will be waiting for you to rest like a king. The perfect plan to enjoy a pleasant afternoon: After a short walk through the botanical garden sit on one of its terraces and enjoy the tranquility listening to the murmur of the river.

Day 6. Stage Caldas de Reis - Padrón (18.6 km)

Rested and energized, you will leave Caldas behind as you enter the lush valley of Bermaña, full of forests of ancient trees, oak groves, cornfields and cruceiros. After a gentle ascent, you will find the typical Galician village where it seems that time has not passed: Santa Mariña de Carracedo, a village composed of a church, a rectory house and a granary, the perfect place to disconnect, don’t you think? Enjoying the tranquility and relaxation of this stage, we will start our way to Padrón, passing through deep forests with water mills and leaving behind small villages until we get to Pontecesures. Once there, we are only separated from Padrón by an imposing bridge of Roman origin that marks the border between the provinces of Pontevedra and A Coruña.

In Padrón, the plan is undoubtedly about literature. On this day we introduce you to Rosalía de Castro, one of the most illustrious Galician women in history. In his House-Museum in Padrón, you will be able to know everything about his life and work.

But not everything stays there, Padrón is a very important town in the Jacobean history since the legend tells that it was there where the disciples of the Apostle, Teodoro and Atanasio, arrived with the boat that transported the remains of the apostle Santiago. You can visit the famous Pedrón that was used to moor the boat in the church of Santiago in the village.

But wait, aren’t we missing something? Of course, gastronomy is always present in Galicia, and in a place like this no one can leave without tasting its famous peppers, but be careful, they sting!

Day 7. Padrón - Santiago de Compostela (24.3 km)

Start your last day of travel. A short stage that will fly by between nerves and the desire to reach the most important Cathedral of Galicia. But be careful, because on your way you will find the beautiful collegiate church of Iria Flavia, which was the first cathedral in Galicia and in whose cemetery, under an olive tree, you will find the humble tomb of the famous writer Camilo José Cela. This is the real jewel of this stage in which you will also visit the towns of Teo and Ames until you reach the Plaza del Obradoiro. Undoubtedly the most emotional moment of all your Portuguese Way in group from Tui.

Day 8. End of the trip

Congratulations! You have completed your Portuguese Way from Tui in a group. This last day you are in charge, you can go back home or enjoy one more day in Santiago. And how beautiful is Compostela.

Did you know that all roads end in Finisterre? If you have been left with the desire to walk and you have 5 days more, we encourage you to complete the 5 stages that separate Santiago from Finisterre. The most magical and spiritual route that hides real treasures such as Ponte Maceira, one of the most beautiful villages in Spain or the extraordinary sunset of the Finisterre lighthouse.

Tours dates

AVAILABLE DATES FOR 2026

From August 22 to 29
From September 13 to 20

Portuguese Way from Tui in group, Accommodation prices

Private hostels

375 €

Hostels and pensions

600 €

In hostels and pensions from Tui

In hostels and pensions from Tui

It is the most popular option for pilgrims seeking privacy and tranquility without involving a large outlay of money. The hostels, guesthouses and rural cottages are family-run establishments with few rooms and common areas in which to exchange experiences with other travellers. Rooms with private bathroom simple, comfortable, without great luxury, but very cozy. You will be able to choose between double, twin, triple or even quadruple rooms for those travelling as a family .

In private hostels from Tui

In private hostels from Tui

Hostels are the perfect option if you are travelling alone, have a low budget or want to live the Camino de Santiago experience to the fullest. The ideal accommodation to meet other pilgrims, live together and experience all the values of this magical journey. They have mixed rooms organized in bunk beds, bathrooms separated by sexes, equipped kitchens, laundry and common areas where you can relax and enjoy unforgettable evenings with your travel companions.

Details of the Portuguese Way from Tui in group

Services included

8 days / 7 nights accommodation

Support vehicle between stages

24 hour accompanying monitor

Luggage transfer during the stages

Complete documentation

Pilgrim’s Credential

Free scallop and pilgrim’s t-shirt

Travel insurance

Optional Services

Service	In private hostels from Tui	In hostels and pensions from Tui
Supplement for single room	Not available	160€
Extra night in Santiago de Compostela	28€	95€ (single room) / 150€ (double room)
Transfer from Santiago to Tui	195€ (4-seater vehicle)	195€ (4-seater vehicle)
Transfer from Vigo to Tui	85€ (4-seater vehicle)	85€ (4-seater vehicle)

	Supplement for single room
	In private hostels from Tui	Not available
	In hostels and pensions from Tui	160€


	Extra night in Santiago de Compostela
	In private hostels from Tui	28€
	In hostels and pensions from Tui	95€ (single room) / 150€ (double room)


	Transfer from Santiago to Tui
	In private hostels from Tui	195€ (4-seater vehicle)
	In hostels and pensions from Tui	195€ (4-seater vehicle)


	Transfer from Vigo to Tui
	In private hostels from Tui	85€ (4-seater vehicle)
	In hostels and pensions from Tui	85€ (4-seater vehicle)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Camino de Santiago in an organized group?

The group trips are itineraries in which you will do a section of the Camino de Santiago as part of a group with other people, who like you, are looking for an unforgettable experience. We have a wide range of departure dates throughout the year, with the option of hiring a return bus from different cities (only on certain dates). You will be able to choose the type of accommodation you want and you will have all the services included so that you only have to worry about walking and enjoying.

What services are included in the Camino de Santiago in group?

The Camino de Santiago in group includes the following services.

7 days / 6 nights in the chosen accommodation
Support vehicle between stages
24 hour accompanying monitor
Luggage transfer during the stages
Complete documentation with practical information about the trip
Pilgrim's credential
Scallop and T-shirt
Travel insurance

In addition, you can customize your trip by adding the following optional services

Breakfast or half board
Private transfers to the start of the stage from Santiago de Compostela or from the airport.
Extra night at the beginning or end of the stage

How does the Camino de Santiago work in a group?

The operation of the Camino de Santiago in group is very simple. Picture an incredible journey among friends - that's precisely the vibe. About a month before the trip, we'll finalize the group and send you detailed trip documentation, including accommodation names, details about the welcome meeting, a dossier with recommendations, and the insurance policy. Once everyone has gathered in Sarria, our guides will host a welcome meeting to introduce everyone, explain the trip dynamics, and address any questions. You'll also receive your credentials, luggage transport stickers, a T-shirt, and a pilgrim's scallop. On this first day, we won't walk; instead, we'll have the chance to grab a drink, mingle, and explore the village. Over the course of a week, we'll cover the 110 kilometers from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela. We'll walk an average of 20 kilometers per day over five stages, allowing everyone to go at their own pace. We'll also set up a WhatsApp group where the guide will suggest rest stops and points of interest along the way. Once we arrive at the end of the stage, your luggage will be waiting for you at the reception of your assigned accommodation. After freshening up and taking a break, the guide will suggest a place to have lunch , and those interested can join in to share experience. If possible, we'll also organize activities like concerts or queimadas to enjoy with our fellow pilgrims in the afternoon. It's a journey of camaraderie, where strong bonds inevitably form among group members. We love to see how once we arrive in Santiago, those people who a week ago were strangers, end up being friends for life.

Where are the accommodations located?

In your travel documents, you will find the names of the accommodations assigned to you, as well as their contact telephone number and location. As a general rule, all accommodation are located in the centre of the different towns along the Pilgrims' Route to Santiago de Compostela, without the need to deviate too far from the route. But sometimes, due to lack of availability, it is possible that some accommodation may be a little far from the village or even in neighbouring towns. For all the accommodations that are at a considerable distance from the route of the Camino, we will provide you with a free taxi service that you can use to get to your accommodation and return to the Camino the next morning. In any case, these are exceptions that we will inform you at the time of booking.

What is luggage transport and how does it work?

Luggage transport service by default is included in all our trips and it is not necessary to request it. You can enjoy the Camino de Santiago without the burden of carrying your luggage on your back, knowing that your suitcase will be waiting for you at your next accommodation upon your arrival. Along with your credential, you'll also receive stickers. Cover these stickers with the requested information and stick them in a visible place on your suitcase. Upon arrival at your accommodation, we suggest asking at the reception where you can leave your luggage. You'll need to leave your luggage at the designated spot early in the morning for our carrier to pick it up. This ensures that when you arrive at your next accommodation, your luggage will already be waiting for you.

How does the support vehicle work?

The support vehicle is at your disposal during the whole trip and you will be able to use it in case you get injured or are unable to continue walking for any reason. As a general rule, the support vehicle will not be able to pick you up anywhere along the route, as the Camino de Santiago runs through forests, forest tracks and narrow paths where it is difficult to access vehicles, especially buses. We will place the support vehicle halfway through the stage and we will send you its exact location. This means that in case you are injured and want to walk, you must be sure that you are able to walk at least 10 kilometers.

What is the function of the monitor / guide?

This is the person who will be with you during the whole trip, from the moment of the reception of the group in Sarria until the arrival in Santiago de Compostela. It will be one more of the group and will be at your disposal to help you with anything you may need, solve problems, solve all your doubts and help to make pineapple and union of the group. Our guides know every stage of the Camino de Santiago to the millimeter and have done it many times. They will give you the best recommendations on what to see, what to visit and where to eat so that you don't miss on anything. Additionally, upon completing each stage, the guide will suggest and organize activities for those interested in joining.

What is travel insurance?

It is the guarantee that you can enjoy your Camino in a safe way. In our trips you already have an insurance included with your trip to be protected during the Camino de Santiago. We will send you the insurance policy along with all the documentation of your trip, so you will have everything you need to enjoy the Camino with peace of mind. Walk without worries!

What coverage does the travel insurance have?

The basic travel insurance included in our packages offers extensive coverage against unforeseen events, ensuring you'll receive guaranteed medical assistance and numerous benefits. You can review the specifics in the General Conditions of Travel Insurance.