A Taste of Camino de Santiago Bike Tour
Spain’s Atlantic Coast & Vineyards to Northern Portugal
Santiago de Compostela. Our gateway into a land of history and myth—a place of Celts and Romans, sweeping grapevines, white-sand beaches and gracious abodes. Here, blaze your own route.
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Trip at a Glance
Highlights
- Trace gorgeous coastal sections of the famed Camino de Santiago, a still-active pilgrimage route dating back thousands of years
- Unwind in historic hotels, from a medieval castle on a surf-battered bluff to a dreamy Baroque villa adrift in formal gardens
- Delve into Spain’s up-and-coming Ribeira Sacra wine country and the Rías Baixas region of Galicia, home to some of the world’s most elegant white wines
- Sample divine seafood and hearty recipes made with sustainable centuries-old methods
- Bike up Monte de Santa Tecla for a look at the summit’s intriguing circular castros, remains of a fortified village built by some of Galicia’s ancient Celtic population
Sample itinerary. Trip details may vary by departure.
Start Santiago de Compostela Airport & Travel Details
- Begin your journey in Santiago de Compostela, whose cathedral is a legendary Catholic pilgrimage destination
- Try fresh zamburiñas (scallops) or merluza a la gallega (hake with paprika and potatoes) at a luxe coastal diner
- The province of Galicia is known in Spain for its lush green coast, showcased on our first ride of the trip
- Make yourself at home in an oceanfront parador, or castle guesthouse
- Taste the wines (and climbs!) of the Rias Baixas wine region as you ascend into the woods of Monte Aloia Natural Park
- Experience sections of the famed Camino de Santiago by bike.
Nights 1-2
Deluxe Hotel
One of Spain's most historic paradors—more than a thousand years old, it has been a fortress, castle and monastery—it charms guests with medieval features, modern comfort, fresh seafood and traditional Galician fare and vistas across the Rías Baixas estuaries, Atlantic and distant Cíes Islands. (pool)
Hotels may vary on select departures. Click View Dates and choose a departure to see any variations.
- Head inland to the Ribeira Sacra wine region, whose vineyards cling to aerie-like perches atop a mountainous maze of rocky canyons
- Ride a roller coaster of quiet roads with soaring views
- Enjoy a fresh local lunch spread at a winery along the way
- Try the thermal waters at our chic abode in a historic palace
- Behold the fjord-like Sil River from a beautiful cycling route.
Night 3
Luxury Hotel
Tucked away in a wine-making town in the heart of Galicia, this historic palace gleams with chic updates, including floor-to-ceiling windows set in its seventh-century arches and porticos. (pool)
Hotels may vary on select departures. Click View Dates and choose a departure to see any variations.
- Cross the border into Portugal’s remote region of Trás-os-Montes, which translates to “Beyond-the-Mountains”
- Discover the traditional farming practices of Barroso province, which have been recognized by the United Nations as a “Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System”
- Wander the cobblestone streets of Chaves and stroll its Roman bridge arching over the Tâmega River
- Spin through serene pine forests
- End your trip oceanside in the incomparable city of Porto, where you may want to extend your vacation.
Nights 4-5
Luxury Hotel
A Leading Hotels of the World member, this property was commissioned by King Carlos I and lives up to its name with palatial elegance, top-notch service and a gorgeous natural setting. (pool, spa)
Hotels may vary on select departures. Click View Dates and choose a departure to see any variations.
End Porto Airport & Travel Details