Camino Portugués stage by stage

The second most popular route. Starting at Tui, on the border with Portugal, is the most common way to walk the last 100 km of the Portuguese Way. It passes estuaries, vineyards, stone villages and the thermal town of Caldas de Reis.

6 stages~116 kmTui to Santiago
Start: TuiTuiStage 1: O PorriñoO PorriñoStage 2: RedondelaRedondelaStage 3: PontevedraPontevedraStage 4: Caldas de ReisCaldas de ReisStage 5: PadrónStage 6: Santiago de CompostelaSantiago
Map of the stage towns on the real coastline. Tap a point to jump to that stage. Straight lines join the towns, so use the walking map in each stage to navigate.
Elevation profile
5002500 mStage 1: Tui → O Porriño · 16 kmStage 2: O Porriño → Redondela · 16 kmStage 3: Redondela → Pontevedra · 19.8 km · ↑401 m ↓380 mStage 4: Pontevedra → Caldas de Reis · 21.1 km · ↑218 m ↓222 mStage 5: Caldas de Reis → Padrón · 18.6 km · ↑187 m ↓209 mStage 6: Padrón → Santiago de Compostela · 24.4 km · ↑405 m ↓157 m123456
Metres climbed (up) and descended (down) on each stage. Tap a bar to jump to that stage. Grey means no reliable figure.
Planning note: distances and climbs are approximate and stages are a suggestion. Albergues listed are long-established ones; opening dates, prices and beds change, so check before you go. Accommodation links may be affiliate links.

All stages

  1. Stage 1Tui → O Porriño16 kmEasy
  2. Stage 2O Porriño → Redondela16 kmModerate
  3. Stage 3Redondela → Pontevedra19.8 km↑401 ↓380 mModerate
  4. Stage 4Pontevedra → Caldas de Reis21.1 km↑218 ↓222 mEasy
  5. Stage 5Caldas de Reis → Padrón18.6 km↑187 ↓209 mEasy
  6. Stage 6Padrón → Santiago de Compostela24.4 km↑405 ↓157 mModerate

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