Camino Portugués from Tui: 3 days by bike, shorter stages

Your Camino day by day

1. Day 1 Tui → Pontevedra 51.0 km · +907 m / -882 m

   The journey from Tui to Pontevedra spans 51 km, featuring a mix of lush landscapes and quaint villages. Pilgrims will experience a steady climb and descent, with a total elevation change of 907 m up and 882 m down. A practical tip is to start early to manage the long distance comfortably.

   Did you know that Pontevedra's historic centre is one of the best-preserved in Galicia? It boasts a unique blend of medieval and modern architecture, making it a delightful stop for pilgrims.

   

   Map of Pontevedra: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Pontevedra →

2. Day 2 Pontevedra → Padrón 40.0 km · +486 m / -524 m

   Today's stage from Pontevedra to Padrón stretches 40 km through lush landscapes and quaint villages. Expect a moderate climb of 486 m, making it a challenging yet rewarding day. Remember to stay hydrated, as some stretches can be quite remote.

   Did you know that Padrón is famous for its peppers, known as 'pimientos de Padrón'? These small green peppers are celebrated in Spanish cuisine, with the saying 'Some are hot, some are not' reflecting their unpredictable level of spiciness.

   

   Map of Padrón: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in 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.

   

   Map of Santiago de Compostela: sleep, eat, pharmacy → Places to stay in Santiago de Compostela →

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