Frequently Asked Questions about the Portuguese Way

The Portuguese Way has become increasingly popular in recent years, positioning itself as the second most traveled route after the French Way. Although it does not reach the same level of traffic [...]

If you are wondering which route is easier between the Portuguese Way and the French Way, the answer depends on several factors. However, in general, the Portuguese Way is considered more accessible [...]

The Portuguese Camino de Santiago is one of the longest routes of the Camino de Santiago, with about 620 km generally divided into 27 stages. Therefore, divided like this, it takes 27 [...]

The Portuguese Way, although it is one of the longest routes, with 27 stages and 620 kilometers from Lisbon, is not considered very difficult. Of all of them, there are two stages [...]

The Portuguese Camino de Santiago begins in the city of Lisbon, the capital of Portugal.

Throughout its approximately 620 kilometers, the Portuguese Way is divided into the following 27 stages: Lisboa - Alpriate (21,7 km) Alpriate - Vila Franca de Xira (18,8 km) Vila Franca de Xira [...]

In all the routes and stages of the Camino de Santiago there is a lot of beauty, nature and heritage. Of course, all this, between dozens of kilometers, with sections and stages [...]

Some stages of the Portuguese Way stand out for their natural beauty, historical richness and cultural significance. Below, I present a selection of the most beautiful stages of the Portuguese Way: Valença [...]