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Camino Portugués Final 100 – Tui to Santiago – 6 Nights

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Camino Portugués Final 100 – 7 Day/6 Nights

The final walk from Tui to Santiago de Compostela is the concluding and most rewarding section of the Portuguese Camino, covering just over 100 km through the lush green landscapes of Galicia. From the moment you start, the route is unmistakably Camino in character, with well-marked paths, historic waypoints, and a strong sense of pilgrim tradition guiding the way north.

This final stretch leads you through a diverse mix of scenery, from riverside trails and quiet forests to vineyards, medieval towns, and lively Galician villages. Key stages include the urban energy of O Porriño, the historic charm of Pontevedra, the spa town of Caldas de Reis, and the deeply symbolic town of Padrón, where tradition says the remains of St James first arrived in Spain. Each day builds a sense of anticipation as Santiago gradually draws closer.

The journey culminates in a powerful and emotional arrival into the city of Santiago de Compostela, where pilgrims enter the Praza do Obradoiro and stand before the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago. It is a moment of reflection, achievement, and celebration, marking the end of one of the world’s great walking pilgrimages.

 

 

Quick Facts

  • 6 nights’ accommodation
  • 7 days’
  • Walk from Tui to Santiago de Compostela
  • Approximate walking distance 115km
  • Traditional Camino route from Tui
  • Enjoy comfortable daily walking distances
  • Stay in charming towns and hand-selected accommodations
  • Luggage transfers included
  • Earn your official Compostela certificate

About & Details

The final walk from Tui to Santiago de Compostela is the concluding and most rewarding section of the Portuguese Camino, covering just over 100 km through the lush green landscapes of Galicia. From the moment you cross the international bridge into Spain, the route fully takes on the character of the Camino, with clearly marked paths, historic waypoints, and a deep sense of pilgrim tradition guiding you northward.

This final stretch offers a rich variety of scenery and experiences, from peaceful riverside trails and shaded forests to rolling vineyards, medieval towns, and vibrant Galician villages. Along the way, pilgrims pass through notable stops such as O Porriño, Pontevedra, Caldas de Reis, and Padrón, each offering its own history, charm, and atmosphere. The journey gradually builds anticipation as Santiago draws closer with every step.

The walk culminates in a powerful and emotional arrival into Santiago de Compostela, where pilgrims enter the Praza do Obradoiro and stand before the iconic Cathedral of Santiago. It is a moment of reflection, achievement, and celebration, marking the completion of one of the world’s great walking pilgrimages.

 

Inclusions

  • 6 nights’ accommodation
  • 7 days’
  • Enjoy comfortable daily walking distances
  • Stay in charming towns and hand-selected accommodations
  • Luggage transfers included
  • Earn your official Compostela certificate
Exclusions
  • Travel to and from the start and finish points of the trip
  • Lunches and evening meals
  • Personal insurance (for cancellation, accident, health, emergency evacuation and loss, theft of or damage to baggage and personal effects)
  • Guiding (please contact us if you would like this trip to be guided)

Optional extras

  • Single room supplement £80 per person per night (subject to availability)
  • Solo traveller supplement £80 per person per night
  • Odd group supplement £80 per group per night may apply if a single room is required.
  • Extra night prior to start (single room) £180 per person
  • Extra night prior to the start (twin room, needs 2 people) £90 per person
  • Extra night at the end of the event (single room) £250 per person
  • Extra night at the end of the event (twin room, needs 2 people) £125 per person

 

Please select from Optional Extras at checkout.

Getting there and back

Getting There

By air:

The most common route is to fly into a major hub such as Madrid, Barcelona, or Lisbon, then connect onward to Vigo Airport, which is the closest airport to Tui (about 25–30 minutes away by road). From Vigo, you can take a taxi, shuttle, or bus directly to Tui.

By Land:

From cities like Madrid or Barcelona, you can take a high-speed train (half-day travel) — typically arriving in Vigo, which is the nearest major transport hub to Tui. From Vigo, it’s about a 25–30 minute regional bus or taxi ride to Tui. There are frequent services throughout the day, making this the most straightforward overland route within Spain.

If travelling from Portugal, the easiest land route is from Porto. Direct buses and trains run from Porto to Valença or Tui’s border region, often taking around 2–3 hours. Then it is a short 10 min taxi transfer to Tui.

Getting Away:

Santiago de Compostela Airport is about 20–30 minutes from the city centre by bus or taxi, making departures quick and convenient after finishing the Camino.

From Santiago de Compostela, travellers can connect easily to major European hubs via short regional flights. While the airport offers some direct international services, the most reliable option is to first fly to larger EU hub cities.

Evening meals and lunches

You can purchase evening meals either at the accommodation or nearby. When our event planners send you the schedule with itinerary you could prearrange directly with the accommodation or during the walk.

For lunches we would suggest bringing some of your own favourite snack bars and then asking the accommodation for a packed lunch for the following day and also supplementing that at stops en-route.

Accommodation

Accommodation is generally at B&B, guest houses and small hotels. Once booked in, your event planner will send you a list of your booked accommodation. It is possible to adjust according to preference at this stage so please mention it if you wish to change.

Dog friendly

If you would like to bring your four legged friend, then we will do our best to source dog friendly accommodation.  There will be a supplement for your dog and there may also be a hotel and taxi supplement payable.  Therefore, once booked in, please alert your adventure travel planner that you would like to bring your dog and we can proceed from there.

You will be crossing borders. So please make sure you are aware of all relevant regulations, documentation.

Need a guide?

If you would prefer to have a guide for your walk, even just for one day, then we are happy to help. We can provide a qualified leader (also first aid qualified) to lead your trek or on just one of the sections. Just ask us.
A guide can not only take the stress out of navigation, but you will also find them a great asset in terms of providing an insight into all things environment and nature.

Dates and prices

For available dates please see the ‘build your trip’ option on the left hand side on desktops or at the bottom on mobiles. You can reserve your space via this route.

After you book

After placing your booking with us, you will in the first instance receive an automated email from our system confirming receipt of your reservation. If you don’t receive it, it is worth checking your spam/clutter folder.

In the process of placing your booking, you will generally set up an access password to our online gateway where you can review the details of the booking.

Your personal event planner will then be in touch with you to start to confirm the details. This contact will usually be taken up in the working day after receipt of your booking, but may, in busy times, take a little longer. The event planner will then liaise with you regarding the details of the course. If you have any specific requirements, please do mention it at this stage.

At the end of your trip

Unfortunately, all good things come to an end at some point and when you arrive in Fort William, you have one of several options. If you have not booked an additional night’s stay in Fort William then we will deliver your luggage to the Nevis Centre in Fort William. From there you may have onward travel arranged as per the ‘Getting There and Back’ tab above.

Some people like to treat themselves to a night’s stay in Fort William at the end. And why not? You’ve earned it. You can arrange this as an optional add on with your event planner.

 

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Itinerary

  • Day 1 - Arrival in Tui

    Arrive in Tui, a historic hilltop town on the banks of the River Miño, where Portugal and Spain meet. After settling in, there is time to explore the charming old town, known for its medieval streets, stone squares, and impressive cathedral overlooking the valley.

  • Day 2 - Tui to O Porriño

    The journey begins in Tui, where you set out on the final 100 km of the Camino Portugués. The route follows gentle riverside paths before transitioning into rural tracks and small urban sections, arriving in O Porriño for the first overnight stop.

    10 miles (16km)

  • Day 3 - O Porriño to Redondela

    A varied and enjoyable stage that gradually climbs out of O Porriño through quiet woodland and countryside paths. The walk then descends toward Redondela, offering open views over the Vigo estuary.

    10 miles (16km)

  • Day 4 - Redondela to Pontevedra

    One of the most scenic stages of the route, this section winds through shaded forests, stone pathways, and peaceful rural landscapes. The day finishes in Pontevedra, a vibrant historic city with a welcoming old town.

    12 miles (19km)

  • Day 5 - Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis

    A gentle and restorative walk following rivers, vineyards, and traditional Galician villages. The calm scenery and shaded paths make this a relaxing stage before arriving in the spa town of Caldas de Reis.

    14 miles (23km)

  • Day 6 - Caldas de Reis to Padrón

    A peaceful countryside stage through farmland, woodland, and small hamlets. The route leads into Padrón, a town deeply connected to Camino history and the legend of St James.

    12 miles (19km)

  • Day 7 - Padrón to Santiago de Compostela

    The final and most emotional stage of the journey, as the landscape gradually shifts from rural paths into the outskirts of Santiago de Compostela. The walk culminates at the Cathedral in the Praza do Obradoiro, marking the completion of the Camino.

    15 miles (24km)

     

Notes:

We will always endeavour to accommodate you in the locations detailed in the above itinerary. Due to very high demand, some accommodation providers may occasionally have limited availability and so we may need to accommodate you in an alternative location, nearby. In this case, we will arrange a taxi transfer for you to take you from the trail to your accommodation and back again the following morning. An additional charge may be payable. We will notify you of this when confirming your booking.

Please note: This itinerary is a guide only. Timings and mileages are approximate.

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Heather Parr
3 months ago

Maximum Adventure exceeded expectations, planning a trip for me last minute and off season through the glorious Lake District. The hotels were top rate, as was the food and my daily gluten free sandwich. Nathalie got the route guide sent to me in a couple of days and the baggage service was impeccable. It was the only tour guide company that responded immediately to my last minute request. Looking forward to more adventures with your company!!!

Chris Evans
3 months ago

David and I walked the Speyside Way in September 2023 and very much enjoyed the adventure. Maximum Adventure Ltd organised our nightly accommodation and uplifting of our luggage in a seamless manner, which made the whole trip so easy with no stress. This is the second time that I have personally used Maximum Adventures Ltd and I would recommend them to others as they offer a friendly and efficient service.

Göte Fredriksson
4 months ago

We realy appreciated the tour we did on Hadrians Wall path in May. Beautiful scenery, decent weather, god arrangements including lodging, transport, bagagehandling etc. We came well prepared . In this preparation Maximum adventures gave us great support, as we are coming from abroad with no knowledge of conditions on the path. We had great BnBs and could concentrate on de daily walks that gave us great pleasure. Thank you England and Hadrians Wall path for your friendly reception and well mantained walking path. Thank you Maximum Adventures for your good service. We would love to come back in the future.

Jerry Kashinski
4 months ago

Maximum Adventure did a great job for us. With less than a month's notice, it set up an itinerary, lodging and luggage porterage for a walk from Carlisle to Newcastle, England along Hadrian's Wall. The lodging was fantastic, as was the itinerary and support during the walk. We'd definitely use Maximum Adventure again and would recommend them without reservation!

Fiona Reilly
5 months ago

I was part of a climb on 23/09, didn't think I would make ut, but I did. The descent was a different story.. I got jelly legs and lost my confidence. If it wasn't for James, my Sherpa would never have made it. Can't thank him enough, Will, met you briefly. Both of them were very knowledgeable, we had the most amazing views at the summit...the pain is still worth it and

Tom Graham
5 months ago

I walked the West Highland Way with my dad and brother. The organisation was excellent by Samantha. Itinerary and instructions were clear and all the bookings and luggage transfers went smoothly. As a result we were able to ensure the fantastic walk and not worry about anything. I would happily recommend Maximum Adventure to others.

Sarah Bracken
5 months ago

Absolutely brilliant guide - knowledgeable, interesting and humorous in addition to looking after our safety so well - making sure we ate and suggesting when to layer up! Would highly recommend!

Diana Straub
6 months ago

We just got home from our 8-days Hadrian's Wall hike and we just loved it! Everything was perfectly organized! We had great B&Bs and hotels with very friendly, welcoming and helpful staff. Our favorite was the Dacre House with Clare. But then again, all were great! The luggage was always at the day's destination, no matter how early we got to the accommodation. The description of how to get to the accommodations were clear and precise. The road map and the guide book were waiting for us as we got to the first B&B and were very helpful and interesting Thanks, Maximum Adventure!

Kristin Hentschel
6 months ago

Praise for the West Highland Hike and the Maximum Adventure planners, esp. our planner Samantha. Great experience in every regard.

Simon Bradish
6 months ago

Booked for the 3 UK Peaks adventure, it was organised perfectly and everything when to plan. Accommodation was good, transport excellent, our guide (Patrick) brilliant, so cannot fault the trip and adventure. I personally expected too much from myself and was unable to fully summit as this adventure is not for beginners, I climbed Kilimanjaro in 2003 when I was 42 and twenty years later, although relatively fit, my endurance didn't last. So I did a half summit for Ben Nevis & Scafell, thanks to Patrick for letting go back down on my own, it was brilliant. With Snowdon, a half summit is tricky as you can't descend the way you go up, so I decided to do some hiking in the area while the rest of the group did the climb. I took a chance and went to the ticket office and managed to get a single return ticket up to the summit of Snowdon at 9am which returned down by 11.30am. I was hoping to see my group on top and spring a surprise but the weather was terrible. I highly recommend the trip but make sure you are fit enough otherwise as there is an emphasis on time, so a slow walk up is going to slow everyone down and really delay the trip. Have Fun, Simon Bradish

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