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Camino Portugués from Pontevedra: 3 days on foot

  • km in total65 km
  • days3
  • →Santiago de Compostela

A 3-day itinerary on the Camino Portugués from Pontevedra to Santiago de Compostela: 65 km on foot, with a map of every stage and every arrival town.

Approximate distances, from our stages and the OpenStreetMap trail.

Camino Portugués from Pontevedra: 3 days on foot

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  1. Day 1 Pontevedra → Caldas de Reis 21.0 km · +270 m / -293 m

    Today's stage from Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis spans 21 km through lush green landscapes and charming villages. The walk is moderate in difficulty with a gentle climb of 270 m and a descent of 293 m. Remember to stay hydrated, as some stretches may have limited services.

    Did you know that Caldas de Reis is famous for its thermal springs, which have been used for their healing properties since Roman times?

    Pontevedra – Caldas de Reis
  2. Day 2 Caldas de Reis → Padrón 19.0 km · +216 m / -231 m

    Today's walk from Caldas de Reis to Padrón covers 19 km, featuring gentle climbs and descents through lush landscapes and charming villages. The route is mostly manageable, making it a pleasant day for pilgrims. Remember to stay hydrated, especially on warmer days.

    Did you know that Padrón is famous for its peppers, known as 'Pimientos de Padrón'? These small green peppers are typically mild, but occasionally one can be surprisingly spicy.

    Caldas de Reis – Padrón
  3. Day 3 Padrón → Santiago de Compostela 25.0 km · +346 m / -154 m

    Today's stage takes you from Padrón to Santiago de Compostela, covering 25 km with a gentle ascent of 346 m. The route features scenic landscapes and charming villages, making for a pleasant pilgrimage. Remember to stay hydrated, especially as you approach the final stretch into Santiago.

    Did you know that Padrón is famous for its peppers, known as 'Pimientos de Padrón'? These small green peppers are often served in Spanish cuisine and are known for their unpredictable heat.

    Padrón – Santiago de Compostela

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