Camino de Santiago by Bicycle
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In Good Way Santiago we offer you the possibility of living the experience of the Road de Santiago in a unique way: by bicycle. You can do it on your own, as a couple, with friends or family. You decide how to live this unforgettable adventure!
We specialize in the organization of custom itineraries, completely adapted to your tastes, rhythm and availability. Only tell us where you would like to start, where you want to finish and how many days you have. We ...
take care of everything so that your path is comfortable, safe and to your measure.In addition, we put at your disposal a full service of high quality bicycle rental, so you don't have to worry about the equipment.
Every year, thousands of pilgrims trust us to travel the Camino de Santiago on two wheels, which makes us one of the most recommended agencies for cycling on this ancestral route.
We have a selection of carefully designed routes for cyclists, which allow you to travel more distance and enjoy spectacular landscapes with total freedom. Among our most popular routes are:
French path from Roncesvalles: Ideal if you are looking for a more complete and challenging experience.
French path from León: An excellent option to enjoy changing landscapes and cities with history.
French path from Burgos: Perfect if you have a few days and want to combine culture, nature and good gastronomy.
French path from Ponferrada: A comfortable and popular alternative, with sections very well adapted to the cyclist.
Portuguese path from Porto: A different option, which combines Portugal's charm with Galician essence.
During any of these routes, you will cross Lush forests, Traditional cultivation lands, Lovely rural villages and historical cities full of life. The bicycle gives you the freedom to stop whenever you want and enjoy the environment at your pace.
In some routes, such as the Portuguese road, you will travel stretches next to the Galician coast, through places like Arcade and reaching Pontevedra, known for its old town full of fascinating architecture.
Throughout the Rías Baixas, you will also have the opportunity to savor the famous Albariño, ideal to replenish strength after a pedaling day.
This bicycle experience combines adventure, culture, landscape and gastronomy on a single route. In Good Way Santiago, we help you live it with all the comfort and passion that characterizes us.
In Good Way Santiago we offer you the possibility of living the experience of the Road de Santiago in a unique way: by bicycle. You can do it on your own, as a couple, with friends or family. You decide how to live this unforgettable adventure!
We specialize in the organization of custom itineraries, completely adapted to your tastes, rhythm and availability. Only tell us where you would like to start, where you want to finish and how many days you have. We take care of everything so that your path is comfortable, safe and to your measure.
In addition, we put at your disposal a full service of high quality bicycle rental, so you don't have to worry about the equipment.
Every year, thousands of pilgrims trust us to travel the Camino de Santiago on two wheels, which makes us one of the most recommended agencies for cycling on this ancestral route.
We have a selection of carefully designed routes for cyclists, which allow you to travel more distance and enjoy spectacular landscapes with total freedom. Among our most popular routes are:
French path from Roncesvalles: Ideal if you are looking for a more complete and challenging experience.
French path from León: An excellent option to enjoy changing landscapes and cities with history.
French path from Burgos: Perfect if you have a few days and want to combine culture, nature and good gastronomy.
French path from Ponferrada: A comfortable and popular alternative, with sections very well adapted to the cyclist.
Portuguese path from Porto: A different option, which combines Portugal's charm with Galician essence.
During any of these routes, you will cross Lush forests, Traditional cultivation lands, Lovely rural villages and historical cities full of life. The bicycle gives you the freedom to stop whenever you want and enjoy the environment at your pace.
In some routes, such as the Portuguese road, you will travel stretches next to the Galician coast, through places like Arcade and reaching Pontevedra, known for its old town full of fascinating architecture.
Throughout the Rías Baixas, you will also have the opportunity to savor the famous Albariño, ideal to replenish strength after a pedaling day.
This bicycle experience combines adventure, culture, landscape and gastronomy on a single route. In Good Way Santiago, we help you live it with all the comfort and passion that characterizes us.
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French Way from Burgos
Distance:
488 km
Duration:
9 nights
Stages:
8
Price from:
587 €
Your bicycle adventure begins in Burgos , a historical city with an impressive Gothic cathedral. We recommend you with time to prepare your equipment and bicycle before starting the tour.
Take the opportunity to visit the Cathedral of Burgos , World Heritage, and walk through its medieval historic center. Do not forget
Check your bicycle in one of the specialized workshops of the city and make sure you have all the necessary equipment for your trip: helmet, basic tools, spare chambers and hype.
Night in:
Burgos
Leaving Burgos behind, you will travel the flat lands of Castilla y León. You will go through Hornillos del Camino and Castrojeriz , where you can visit the collegiate of Santa María del Manzano , and you will reach cold , famous for its Romanesque church of San Martín, monument of heritage of humanity. You will end this quiet stage in Carrión de los Condes , where you can enjoy its rich historical heritage, such as the real monastery of Santa Clara and the sanctuary of Our Lady of Bethlehem .
Route:
87 km
Night in:
Carrión de los Condes
You will start this stage touring the via Aquitaine until reaching shoe of La Cueza , famous by the legend of the chicken of the golden eggs. You will enter Leon lands, through peoples such as Sahagún , with its Mudejar architecture, until you finally reach León, where you can admire its Gothic cathedral, the house of the ankle boots and the Guzmanes Palace.
Route:
89 km
Night in:
León
At this stage, you will leave the flat terrain to enter more mountainous landscapes. You will go through Hospital de Órbigo , a quiet section between fields, until reaching Astorga , famous for its modernist architecture, including the work of Antoni Gaudí, the Episcopal Palace .
Route:
49 km
Night in:
Astorga
You will continue your journey to Ponferrada , where you can explore the old town and the Castillo de los Templarios . In addition, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the delicious local cuisine, such as Botillo and some of the best meats in Spain.
Route:
53 km
Night in:
Ponferrada
From Ponferrada, we will go to the Bierzo region, known for its vineyards. You will go through Villafranca and you will reach the Herrerías de Valcarce , where you will start a hard ascent. At the end of the stage, it awaits you or Cebreiro , a picturesque town originally from the prehistoric era, famous for their pallozas .
Route:
55 km
Night in:
O Cebreiro / Herrerías
You will tour a mountainous stage until you reach Portomarín . On the way, you can visit the Romanesque church of Barbadelo . If you prefer a shorter stage, you can make a stop at the beautiful village of Ferreiros .
Route:
62 km
Night in:
Portomarín
This stage will take you through beautiful forests and quiet villages. Upon reaching to Ferreiros street , you will take an exit towards Boavista , a picturesque place that is worth visiting. At the end of the day, you will reach Arzúa , where you can rest and enjoy your hospitality.
Route:
54 km
Night in:
Arzúa
The last stage of the road will take you through magical landscapes, between forests and streams. You will go through the Monte do Gozo , where you can see the towers of the Santiago Cathedral on the horizon. You will arrive at the Plaza del Obradoiro, the heart of the city, and you can contemplate the Santiago Cathedral . If you arrived early, you can attend the pilgrim's Mass.
Route:
39.7 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
French Way from Ponferrada
Distance:
210 km
Duration:
5 nights
Stages:
4
Price from:
317 €
Your bicycle adventure begins in Ponferrada , a historical city that stands out for its impressive Templar Castle. We recommend you with time to prepare your equipment and bicycle before starting your trip.
in Ponferrada, visit the Castillo de los Templararios , a national monument since 1924, and travel the old town. You can also seal your pilgrim credential in the Tourism Office or in the Encina Basilica.
Night in:
Ponferrada
We begin the day from Ponferrada to the Bierzo region, famous for its viticulture. We will go through Villafranca del Bierzo and we will go to the Herrerías de Valcarce. Here, we face a challenging ascent before reaching or Cebreiro , a picturesque people of prehistoric origin known for their pallozas .
If there is no availability in O Cebreiro, we can choose to spend the night in Herrerías.
Route:
55 km
Night in:
O Cebreiro / Herrerías
This stage will take you from or Cebreiro or Herrerías to Portomarín , with a 62 km route. Along the way, we recommend visiting the Romanesque church of Barbadelo . If you prefer a shorter stage, you can make a stop in the village of Ferreiros .
Route:
62 km
Night in:
Portomarín
At this stage, you will start descending and you will travel beautiful landscapes of forests, quiet villages and streams. You will go through the town of to Calle de Ferreiros and you will take a small deviation towards the village of Boavista before reaching Arzúa , where you will rest to continue the next day.
Route:
54 km
Night in:
Arzúa
The last stage of your tour begins with a descent between magical forests and streams. During the day, you can visit the chapel of Santa Irene or the church of Santa Eulalia de O Pedrouzo . You will continue towards Lavacolla , where you will begin to see the towers of the Santiago Cathedral on the horizon. You will go through the Mount Do Gozo and you will finally reach the Plaza del Obradoiro in Santiago, where you can contemplate the majestic cathedral.
If you arrive early, do not forget to attend the Mass of the pilgrim , which is celebrated at 12 noon.
Route:
39.7 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
French Way from León
Distance:
312 km
Duration:
7 nights
Stages:
6
Price from:
457 €
León is a city with a great story as a pilgrim's passage. Once you arrive, we suggest exploring its historic center and visit the imposing Santa María de Rule cathedral, an excellent example of the Gothic. Take the opportunity to travel the famous humid neighborhood , where you can enjoy traditional tapas and know local life. A perfect experience to start your adventure!
Night in:
León
This stage begins with a quiet departure from León, heading towards Hospital de Órbigo . It is an ideal option to avoid the national road, enjoying a tour of the fields that surround the area. As you advance, the land becomes more mountainous. The day culminates in Astorga , a place famous for its modernist architecture, highlighting the Episcopal Palace , designed by Antoni Gaudí .
Route:
49 km
Night in:
Astorga
Today we will pedal towards Ponferrada , a city that stands out for its imposing Castillo de los Templarios . Take the opportunity to explore its old town, full of medieval charm, and savor local gastronomy, with delicacies such as Botillo , a typical dish of the region, along with some of the best meats in Spain. Without a doubt, Ponferrada is a perfect place to rest and enjoy the history and culture of the road.
Route:
53 km
Night in:
Ponferrada
From Ponferrada , we headed towards the Bierzo region, known for its excellent viticulture. We will cross Villafranca del Bierzo and continue to Las Herrerías de Valcarce , where we will face a challenging ascent. The reward will be the picturesque people of or Cebreiro , with their origin in prehistory and its pallozas traditional. If there is no availability in O Cebreiro, we could stay in Herrerías.
Route:
55 km
Night in:
O Cebreiro / Herrerías
Today we will cross beautiful landscapes while we are going to Portomarín . During the tour, do not visit the Romanesque church of Barbadelo . If you prefer to shorten the day, we can divide this stage in two and make a stop in the village of Ferreiros , a lovely and quiet place.
Route:
62 km
Night in:
Portomarín
This stage takes place through quiet forests and picturesque villages. You will start descending and, throughout the day, you will cross several streams. Upon reaching to Ferreiros Street , you will take a leaving right and cross the village of Boavista before reaching Arzúa , where you will spend the night and rest to continue the next day.
Route:
54 km
Night in:
Arzúa
In your last stage, you will enjoy a descent through magical forests and streams. It is a simple stretch, ideal to reflect on your path. You can visit the chapel of Santa Irene or the church of Santa Eulalia de O Pedrouzo . You will finally reach Santiago de Compostela , where you will go through Lavacolla and the Monte do joy , from where you can see the towers of the cathedral. You will enter the historic center of the city, declared a World Heritage, and you will reach the Plaza del Obradoiro , where you can admire the majestic Cathedral of Santiago . If you arrive on time, do not miss the Mass of the pilgrim at 12 noon.
Route:
39.7 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
French Way from Roncesvalles
Distance:
753 km
Duration:
14 nights
Stages:
13
Price from:
1047 €
Your bicycle adventure begins in Roncesvalles , one of the most iconic points of the French road. This picturesque people of the Pyrenees, with just 30 inhabitants, stands out for its impressive medieval architecture, especially the Collegiate of Santa María . Here you can breathe the essence of the road from the first moment and enjoy the peace of this little mountain shelter.
Night in:
Roncesvalles
Today we will pedal between leafy beech, oak and pine forests. After crossing two mountain ports, the tour will take us to a pronounced decrease towards Zubiri . From there, we will continue until we reach Pamplona , where we recommend you travel its old town, the Citadel and the City Council . Pamplona is famous for its parties, but it is also a place full of history and culture.
Route:
44 km
Night in:
Pamplona
At this stage we will cross the Sierra del Perdón , a light ascent of just 260 m, followed by a pronounced descent. From the top, you can enjoy spectacular views of Pamplona and the Pyrenees. During the journey, we will visit the Hermitage of Santa María de Eunate and we will travel sections of an old Roman road before reaching Estella , famous for its rich medieval architecture.
Route:
45 km
Night in:
Estella
A demanding stage with constant ups and downs. You will leave behind the arches and cross again to la Rioja , the land of wine par excellence. You will reach Logroño , the capital of the region, where you can enjoy the rich wine culture and test the delicious local gastronomy.
Route:
49 km
Night in:
Logroño
At this stage, you will cross Rioja lands through nájera , cradle of the Castilian language and a place highlighted by its medieval art. You will continue on a quiet section until reaching Santo Domingo de la Calzada , a town founded by Santo Domingo to help pilgrims, with a story deeply linked to the road.
Route:
50 km
Night in:
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
The landscape of this stage is dominated by cereal culture lands. You will continue through belorado , you will cross the Sierra de los Montes de Oca and you will reach San Juan de Ortega . Finally, you go to Burgos , where you can admire your famous Gothic Cathedral , a World Heritage.
Route:
70 km
Night in:
Burgos
After leaving Burgos, you will enter the plains of Castilla y León, crossing locations such as Hornillos del Camino and Castrojeriz , where you can visit the collegiate of Santa María del Manzano . Upon reaching fromista , do not miss the Romanesque church of San Martín , World Heritage. You will end the day in Carrión de los Condes , a historical villa that houses monuments such as the real monastery of Santa Clara and the sanctuary of Our Lady of Bethlehem .
Route:
87 km
Night in:
Carrión de los Condes
You will start this stage in the via Aquitaine until reaching Calzadilla de la Cueza , cradle of the legend of the chicken of the golden eggs. You will continue on the Calzada del Coto and the Calzadilla de los Hermanillos until reaching Sahagún , a town with Mudejar architecture. You will finally reach León , where you can enjoy the Gothic Cathedral , the House of Booties and the palace of the Guzmanes .
Route:
89 km
Night in:
León
This stage begins towards Hospital de Órbigo , a perfect alternative to avoid the national road and pedal quietly through fields. As you enter more mountainous landscapes, you will reach Astorga , a town known for its modernist architecture, where you can visit the Episcopal Palace , designed by Antoni Gaudí.
Route:
49 km
Night in:
Astorga
When you reach Ponferrada , you can travel its beautiful old town and admire the Castle of the Templars . In addition, you will have the opportunity to test local cuisine, highlighting the famous Botillo and some of the best meats in the region.
Route:
53 km
Night in:
Ponferrada
From Ponferrada , you will enter the Bierzo region, known for its excellent wine production. You will cross Villafranca del Bierzo and you will reach the Herrerías de Valcarce , where an important ascent awaits you. After this effort, you will enjoy the picturesque town of or Cebreiro , a village with a great story that goes back to prehistory. If there is no availability in O Cebreiro, we can accommodate ourselves in Herrerías .
Route:
55 km
Night in:
O Cebreiro / Herrerías
At this stage, it is advisable to stop in the Romanesque church of Barbadelo . If you prefer to reduce the distance, we can divide the route and stay in the picturesque village of Ferreiros .
Route:
62 km
Night in:
Portomarín
You will start the day descending between beautiful forests and streams. The stage runs through quiet villages and small roads that will take you to Arzúa , a perfect place to rest and enjoy their relaxed atmosphere.
Route:
54 km
Night in:
Arzúa
The last stage of the road begins with a soft descent, crossing magical landscapes of forests and streams. As you approach Santiago , you can visit the Santa Irene chapel and the church of Santa Eulalia de O Pedrouzo . Upon reaching Santiago de Compostela , you will go through the San Lázaro neighborhood , the Monte do Gozo and finally you will reach the Plaza del Obradoiro , where you can admire the majestic Cathedral of Santiago . If you arrive early, do not miss the Mass of the pilgrim , held at 12 noon.
Route:
39.7 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
Portuguese Way from Porto
Distance:
242 km
Duration:
6 nights
Stages:
5
Price from:
407 €
Your bicycle adventure begins in Porto , beautiful Portuguese city on the banks of the Duero River. Before starting your tour, we recommend you visit the neighborhood of La Ribeira and taste the famous Porto wine.
Night in:
Porto
The route between Porto and Barcelos is full of history. You will go through the majestic Oporto Cathedral , the impressive Vila Do Conde and the church of San Pedro de Rates . Along the way, you will enjoy the beaches of Matosinhos and Povoa de Varzim . Upon arriving in Barcelos, you will be surprised by its famous medieval bridge and the vibrant market that gives life to the city. A picturesque and relaxing path, ideal for pilgrims.
Route:
59 km
Night in:
Barcelos
Today you will tour small villages and enter the beauty of the Portuguese Baroque with its lovely chapels. After going through Balugães , you will arrive at the impressive Lima River Valley, where it will receive you Ponte de Lima , the oldest town in Portugal. We invite you to lose yourself through its cobbled streets and enjoy its fascinating historical area.
Route:
35 km
Night in:
Ponte de Lima
This section of the Portuguese road takes you through rural and mountainous landscapes. You will enjoy the historic Roman Bridge of Ponte de Lima and challenge the ascent to the Sierra de Labruja . In Valença , you can't stop visiting Valença's imposing strength, with panoramic views on the Miño River. Finally, upon reaching tui , the fortified cathedral will leave you breathless with its gothic majesty.
Route:
44 km
Night in:
Tui
The stage begins in the historic streets of Tui, followed by an ascent that will take you to or Porriño , where you can try its delicious bread. The road continues through the Val da Louriña , climbing towards Redondela , from where you can admire the impressive views of the Vigo estuary. You will cross the Roman bridge of Pontesampaio , famous for the battle of 1809 where local inhabitants defeated the French army. Finally, you will reach Pontevedra , a city with a fascinating old town, in whose center the Church of a pilgrim .
Route:
53 km
Night in:
Pontevedra
You will start the day crossing the Bridge of O Burgo and you will continue through beautiful eucalyptal and stream forests until reaching Caldas de Reis , famous for its hot springs. Then, you will go to Padrón , known for their illustrious writers such as Camilo José Cela and Rosalía de Castro, and for their famous peppers (some bite more than others!). From to Escravitude , where you can admire his Marian sanctuary, the road begins to ascend, and gradually you will see the towers of the Cathedral of Santiago. Upon arriving in the city, I can subtrate in its historic center, declared a World Heritage for Unesco, until you reach the Plaza del Obradoiro and contemplate the majestic cathedral.
Route:
66 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
General Information
All the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago to make the Camino de Santiago are equipped with private bathroom and all the services necessary to guarantee a comfortable stay and pleasant.
Our team is responsible for personally verifying the quality of each accommodation offered, making sure that pilgrims enjoy an unforgettable experience along the way, accompanied by Total rest nights.
Availability
When working with high quality accommodations and with limited capacity, the specific name of the Accommodations will be provided 30 days before the start of the road.
All accommodations for the Camino de Santiago are subject to availability. in case of that someone is not available due to lack of capacity, we will provide you with a housing of equal or better quality.
Individual rooms
We have individual rooms available, provided there is availability. These should be reserved in advance and carry an additional cost.
Where am I going to stay?
All our accommodations have been carefully selected to guarantee you tranquility, Rest and enjoy throughout your Camino de Santiago :
Our guarantees
All accommodations include private bathroom and have been personally verified by our team.
Locations close to the path or in the layout itself to maximize your comfort.
Possibility of Flexible changes and cancellations according to our reserve policies.
Services included
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Accommodation in hotels and rural houses.
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Rooms with private bathroom.
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Chosen diet.
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Luggage transport between stages.
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Pilgrim credential.
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Full trip documentation.
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24/7 telephone assistance.
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Vehicle in case of emergency.
Optional services
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Individual room supplement
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5 picnics supplement (snack, drink and dessert)
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Extra night in Santiago (Breakfast included)
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Transfers to/from the starting or arrival point
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Cancellation insurance
Information about him Camino de Santiago by Bicycle
Santiago Camino Guide by bicycle
If you are thinking of living the experience of the Camino de Santiago on two wheels, here you have a complete guide with everything you need to know: practical tips, advantages of the bike tour, points of interest, recommendations for sleeping and eating, and much more information to help you plan your route comfortably and safely.
Why do the Camino de Santiago by bicycle?
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You travel more distance in less time: One of the great advantages of doing it by bike is that you can complete longer routes in less days. This allows you to choose from more variants on the road, even those that would take several weeks.
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More time to enjoy: By moving faster, you can afford shorter or more time to stop to discover villages, landscapes, monuments or simply rest. You decide the rhythm!
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Forget about weight: The bike helps you load your luggage with less effort. And if you prefer, we move your belongings between stages without additional cost, so that you only concentrate on pedaling.
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You can rest while advancing: Unlike the road on foot, by bike you can take advantage of inertia or descents to give yourself a break while moving forward. Ideal to enjoy the landscape without exhausting you.
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It is an ally on the road: The bicycle can even help you protect yourself from the sun or rain during stops. It is more than a means of transport, it is your adventure companion.
Information about the Camino de Santiago by Bicycle
The Camino de Santiago by bicycle offers many options, each with a different style, difficulty and environment. You can find from challenging routes to smooth and accessible itineraries.
If it is your first experience on the way, the ideal is to start with a simple route, that allows you to enjoy the trip without pressures and adapt to the pedaling rhythm without forcing your body. Fortunately, many routes are perfectly prepared for cyclists and allow customizing the journey according to your available days, physical state or cultural interests.
What to do on the Camino de Santiago by bicycle?
It will depend on the time you have, your physical form and your interests. If you have a few days, there are routes such as the French road from 4 -day Ponferrada. Or you can plan a complete experience of several weeks.
With Good Way Santiago , we design your personalized itinerary, adjusting the stages at your pace, with the possibility of including breakfast and dinner, and accommodation in the best hotels and rural houses.
Santiago road tour by bicycle
We provide you detailed maps of each stage so you can organize properly and know the experiences that await you in each section:
Santiago Camino Profile by bicycle
As for the profile of the route, we can say that it will depend on the stage you choose. Most routes are soft and accessible, ideal to enjoy the landscape and experience without great efforts. However, there are sections with more pronounced slopes that can be a challenge for less experienced cyclists.
Duration of the Santiago road by bicycle
The Camino de Santiago by bicycle can be completed from six days with the planning of Good Way Santiago , which includes accommodation in rural houses and quality hotels. However, the duration can vary according to factors such as climate, your personal rhythm and if you decide to take more time to enjoy a landscape or place in particular.
The best time to make the Camino de Santiago by bicycle
The choice of the time to make the way depends on your personal preferences:
Nice climate, green landscapes and good accommodation availability. Ideal to pedal without excessive heat.
The most popular for holidays and hours of light. Greater occupation, but excellent for those who prefer to make friends.
Less pilgrims, warm -dyed landscapes and soft temperatures. Some more rain, but a special charm.
Ideal for those who seek absolute tranquility. Some routes can be hard for the weather, especially in mountainous areas.
Places of interest on the Camino de Santiago by bicycle
These bike routes will allow you to discover incredible places:
Sacred peak
Legendary place linked to the apostle Santiago.
La Reina bridge
More than a thousand years at the service of pilgrims.
León Cathedral
Spectacular Gothic set with more than 1800 m² of stained glass.
Where to sleep and eat on the Camino de Santiago by bicycle
With Good Way Santiago, your accommodation will be guaranteed in the best places, such as rural houses and quality hotels. In addition, you can enjoy the excellent Galician cuisine in restaurants such as:
Ideal if you start from the north. His octopus to the Galician is legendary.
Castilian specialties such as the rotten pot, perfect after an intense day.
The roasted pig is its star dish. Essential!
A little history
The Camino de Santiago is an ancient tradition that dates back to the average age. The primitive path, the oldest and most demanding route, gave way to more accessible ones such as the French road and the Camino del Norte, extending over time to the south with routes such as the Mozárabe road.
Make the way in bike is to follow the steps of thousands of pilgrims, but with a more free, dynamic and modern approach.
Join the experience
Ready to start your adventure on wheels? With Good Way Santiago, you have everything prepared: accommodation, assistance, personalized planning and the support of an expert team. make the Camino de Santiago by bicycle and live an experience that never forgets.
Request your personalized budgetYou can start the Camino de Santiago in any time of the year . Without However, it is important Take into account the weather and the station where you decide to do it, so you can dress properly.
The easiest way to get to the beginning of your Camino de Santiago is using transportation public, whether plane, train or bus, to the city or town closest to your point of departure.
Once you confirm your reservation, you just have to send us the information of Your arrival (flight, train or bus) and we will organize a transfer private towards you Start point.
Of course! The Camino de Santiago is completely suitable for pilgrims who decide Travel alone.
If you prefer to have an individual room, either because you travel alone or Because you prefer privacy, in Good Way Santiagos we offer you this option. Can Reserve all your nights in individual rooms for an additional cost. Due to the High demand for these rooms, we recommend you make the reservation in advance.
On the Camino de Santiago you will find many pilgrims traveling alone. Some will reach the way on their own, while others could separate from their companions due to the difference in rhythm when walking. Anyway, don't worry: the Way is very well signposted, so you won't have problems following it only .
Most routes on the Camino de Santiago are made in auto mode Guided , which It will allow you to advance at your own pace. We will provide you with a itinerary complete , which Includes maps and details about the places of interest of each stage. This itinerary te It will be sent a month before the start of your path.
However, if you prefer to go in a group with a guide, we offer routes Organized with accompanying guide in the section of Sarria to Santiago. These routes are with guaranteed exits and groups of maximum 15 people are carried out . The guides are Trained to speak English and Spanish.
The complete itinerary that we provide is a detailed guide that includes maps, Profiles of routes and places of interest throughout each stage of the road from Santiago.
The time of walking and the distances indicated in the guide are based on values of Reference , but keep in mind that these may vary according to the speed to the What walks.
We will send you the complete itinerary and all the documentation of your trip (reservations of accommodation, luggage transfers, etc.) by email a month before your Item .
In Good Way Santiagos we design each stage of the road taking into account the needs of our pilgrims , so you can travel the distances with comfort and according to your physical level and the available days.
In general, the stages of the Santiago road vary between 15 and 20 km. Yeah You prefer to walk less distance, we can divide some stages into two parts, adjusting to your rhythm and needs .
Regardless of whether you are a sedentary person or if you exercise in a way usual, it is important to prepare you physically for the Camino de Santiago.
- for sedentary people: it is recommended to start with activities Moderate, such as walking for 20 minutes, two or three times per week. As You advance, gradually increase the duration to walk about 4 to 5 kilometers per hour.
- for people with regular physical activity: you can start walking Between 45 and 60 minutes a day, gradually increasing both time and distance.
The ideal is to start training three months in advance to ensure good Physical preparation
There is no mandatory minimum time to make the reservation, but at high demand dates as in high season or during special events such as Sanfermines (from 7 to 14 July) or the Apostle Santiago party (July 25), the occupation of accommodations can be higher.
For guarantee the availability in the best accommodations and Fulfill your preferences, we recommend you make your reservation as much as possible .
To walk along any of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, it is advisable following articles:
- Light and dry drying clothes
- Waterproof jacket and pants
- Sun cap and sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Suitable shoes for hiking
- Trekking canes
- Comfortable footwear to rest
- A compact jacket
- A bottle of water
Depending on the season of the year you make the route, some of these items may vary.
In addition, with Good Way Santiagos you will have the luggage transfer between Stages . We carry your backpack from one accommodation to another so that you only have to worry about walking. (maximum 1 lump of 20 kg per person) . Tea We recommend preparing a backpack to carry the essential: water, sunscreen, cap, sunglasses, documents, some food and cash.
Every day, before 8:00 a.m., you must leave your luggage properly labeled in the Reception of the accommodation . A carrier will pick it up and take it to Next accommodation on your route.
the delivery of the luggage is made before 4:00 P.M. depending on the distance between the stages and the carrier's route.
It is highly advisable to have travel insurance for the routes of the path of Santiago, who covers all unforeseen events that may arise during the journey.
We suggest you hire the travel assistance insurance and the cancellation insurance that we offer through Good Way Santiagos . If you have any questions or need more information about these insurance, do not hesitate to Contact us.
Yes, all the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiagos to make the path of Santiago have private bathroom to guarantee your comfort and privacy During the break.
Yes, we offer options both in individual rooms and double , according to the needs of each pilgrim.
The individual rooms have additional surcharge and are subject to Availability in different locations. We recommend you reserve with in advance to make sure you get this type of accommodation.
We work with a selection of high quality accommodations in all localities of the Camino de Santiago, which allows us to guarantee the best options for our pilgrims.
the exact name and location of each accommodation will be sent approximately one month Before the start of the road , along with all the documentation of your trip, such as Accommodation and transfers reserves.
No, all the accommodations we reserve for our pilgrims have private rooms with private bathroom to guarantee you the privacy and comfort necessary to rest properly after each stage.
Yes, all the accommodations we reserve are in the center of the locations or as close as possible to the path of the road.
In case some accommodation is a bit remote, most are Easily accessible on foot. In addition, if necessary, good way Santiagos will offer a round trip transfer so you can reach your accommodation comfortably and return the next day to the starting point of the next stage.
In Good Way Santiagos we make sure that all our accommodations Offer a rest and comfort atmosphere. We work with a variety of options, which include:
- Hotels
- Rural houses
- Pensions
- Pazos
- Charming hostels
All our accommodations have private rooms with bathroom private , ensuring that you can relax and rest well after a day of hike.
To obtain the compostela, the official certificate that proves that you have completed the Camino de Santiago, it is necessary to tour at least the last 200 kilometers in Bicycle . This is the condition established by the pilgrim's office of Santiago de Compostela.
No, the pilgrim's credential is the same You make the way on foot, by bike or on horseback. This credential will allow you to collect the stamps along the route and present it upon arrival in Santiago to request the Compostela
Not quite. The routes are officially marked by the localities for which The road passes, but the stages can be adapted according to the means of transport. Some Road areas are not suitable for bicycle (due to their technical or complicated land), So the tour can deviate by road.
The good news is that we can design your stages "to the Letter ", adjusting them to your physical form, to the number of available days or to The places you would like to explore more calmly. Bike also gives you greater Freedom to visit villages or monuments outside the traditional layout.
The daily mean for cyclists is usually between 50 and 60 Km , although there are more demanding sections than others. Remember: The road is not A race, the important thing is to enjoy each pedal.
Yes, you can carry your bicycle without any problem. If you decide to do it, you just have to Notify ourselves and take care of book accommodations that have areas safe to save it .
If you prefer to avoid transport logistics, you can also rent a bicycle with us . In that case, the accommodations They will also be adapted to have a safe place to leave it every night.
When renting a bike with us, you will receive a full kit so that you experience is safe and comfortable. Includes:
- Helmet
- Saddlebags
- Pedal key
Camino de Santiago by Bicycle
Itineraries per route
Select a route to see your detailed itinerary:
French Way from Burgos
Distance:
488 km
Duration:
9 nights
Stages:
8
Price from:
587 €
Your bicycle adventure begins in Burgos , a historical city with an impressive Gothic cathedral. We recommend you with time to prepare your equipment and bicycle before starting the tour.
Take the opportunity to visit the Cathedral of Burgos , World Heritage, and walk through its medieval historic center. Do not forget
Check your bicycle in one of the specialized workshops of the city and make sure you have all the necessary equipment for your trip: helmet, basic tools, spare chambers and hype.
Night in:
Burgos
Leaving Burgos behind, you will travel the flat lands of Castilla y León. You will go through Hornillos del Camino and Castrojeriz , where you can visit the collegiate of Santa María del Manzano , and you will reach cold , famous for its Romanesque church of San Martín, monument of heritage of humanity. You will end this quiet stage in Carrión de los Condes , where you can enjoy its rich historical heritage, such as the real monastery of Santa Clara and the sanctuary of Our Lady of Bethlehem .
Route:
87 km
Night in:
Carrión de los Condes
You will start this stage touring the via Aquitaine until reaching shoe of La Cueza , famous by the legend of the chicken of the golden eggs. You will enter Leon lands, through peoples such as Sahagún , with its Mudejar architecture, until you finally reach León, where you can admire its Gothic cathedral, the house of the ankle boots and the Guzmanes Palace.
Route:
89 km
Night in:
León
At this stage, you will leave the flat terrain to enter more mountainous landscapes. You will go through Hospital de Órbigo , a quiet section between fields, until reaching Astorga , famous for its modernist architecture, including the work of Antoni Gaudí, the Episcopal Palace .
Route:
49 km
Night in:
Astorga
You will continue your journey to Ponferrada , where you can explore the old town and the Castillo de los Templarios . In addition, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the delicious local cuisine, such as Botillo and some of the best meats in Spain.
Route:
53 km
Night in:
Ponferrada
From Ponferrada, we will go to the Bierzo region, known for its vineyards. You will go through Villafranca and you will reach the Herrerías de Valcarce , where you will start a hard ascent. At the end of the stage, it awaits you or Cebreiro , a picturesque town originally from the prehistoric era, famous for their pallozas .
Route:
55 km
Night in:
O Cebreiro / Herrerías
You will tour a mountainous stage until you reach Portomarín . On the way, you can visit the Romanesque church of Barbadelo . If you prefer a shorter stage, you can make a stop at the beautiful village of Ferreiros .
Route:
62 km
Night in:
Portomarín
This stage will take you through beautiful forests and quiet villages. Upon reaching to Ferreiros street , you will take an exit towards Boavista , a picturesque place that is worth visiting. At the end of the day, you will reach Arzúa , where you can rest and enjoy your hospitality.
Route:
54 km
Night in:
Arzúa
The last stage of the road will take you through magical landscapes, between forests and streams. You will go through the Monte do Gozo , where you can see the towers of the Santiago Cathedral on the horizon. You will arrive at the Plaza del Obradoiro, the heart of the city, and you can contemplate the Santiago Cathedral . If you arrived early, you can attend the pilgrim's Mass.
Route:
39.7 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
French Way from Ponferrada
Distance:
210 km
Duration:
5 nights
Stages:
4
Price from:
317 €
Your bicycle adventure begins in Ponferrada , a historical city that stands out for its impressive Templar Castle. We recommend you with time to prepare your equipment and bicycle before starting your trip.
in Ponferrada, visit the Castillo de los Templararios , a national monument since 1924, and travel the old town. You can also seal your pilgrim credential in the Tourism Office or in the Encina Basilica.
Night in:
Ponferrada
We begin the day from Ponferrada to the Bierzo region, famous for its viticulture. We will go through Villafranca del Bierzo and we will go to the Herrerías de Valcarce. Here, we face a challenging ascent before reaching or Cebreiro , a picturesque people of prehistoric origin known for their pallozas .
If there is no availability in O Cebreiro, we can choose to spend the night in Herrerías.
Route:
55 km
Night in:
O Cebreiro / Herrerías
This stage will take you from or Cebreiro or Herrerías to Portomarín , with a 62 km route. Along the way, we recommend visiting the Romanesque church of Barbadelo . If you prefer a shorter stage, you can make a stop in the village of Ferreiros .
Route:
62 km
Night in:
Portomarín
At this stage, you will start descending and you will travel beautiful landscapes of forests, quiet villages and streams. You will go through the town of to Calle de Ferreiros and you will take a small deviation towards the village of Boavista before reaching Arzúa , where you will rest to continue the next day.
Route:
54 km
Night in:
Arzúa
The last stage of your tour begins with a descent between magical forests and streams. During the day, you can visit the chapel of Santa Irene or the church of Santa Eulalia de O Pedrouzo . You will continue towards Lavacolla , where you will begin to see the towers of the Santiago Cathedral on the horizon. You will go through the Mount Do Gozo and you will finally reach the Plaza del Obradoiro in Santiago, where you can contemplate the majestic cathedral.
If you arrive early, do not forget to attend the Mass of the pilgrim , which is celebrated at 12 noon.
Route:
39.7 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
French Way from León
Distance:
312 km
Duration:
7 nights
Stages:
6
Price from:
457 €
León is a city with a great story as a pilgrim's passage. Once you arrive, we suggest exploring its historic center and visit the imposing Santa María de Rule cathedral, an excellent example of the Gothic. Take the opportunity to travel the famous humid neighborhood , where you can enjoy traditional tapas and know local life. A perfect experience to start your adventure!
Night in:
León
This stage begins with a quiet departure from León, heading towards Hospital de Órbigo . It is an ideal option to avoid the national road, enjoying a tour of the fields that surround the area. As you advance, the land becomes more mountainous. The day culminates in Astorga , a place famous for its modernist architecture, highlighting the Episcopal Palace , designed by Antoni Gaudí .
Route:
49 km
Night in:
Astorga
Today we will pedal towards Ponferrada , a city that stands out for its imposing Castillo de los Templarios . Take the opportunity to explore its old town, full of medieval charm, and savor local gastronomy, with delicacies such as Botillo , a typical dish of the region, along with some of the best meats in Spain. Without a doubt, Ponferrada is a perfect place to rest and enjoy the history and culture of the road.
Route:
53 km
Night in:
Ponferrada
From Ponferrada , we headed towards the Bierzo region, known for its excellent viticulture. We will cross Villafranca del Bierzo and continue to Las Herrerías de Valcarce , where we will face a challenging ascent. The reward will be the picturesque people of or Cebreiro , with their origin in prehistory and its pallozas traditional. If there is no availability in O Cebreiro, we could stay in Herrerías.
Route:
55 km
Night in:
O Cebreiro / Herrerías
Today we will cross beautiful landscapes while we are going to Portomarín . During the tour, do not visit the Romanesque church of Barbadelo . If you prefer to shorten the day, we can divide this stage in two and make a stop in the village of Ferreiros , a lovely and quiet place.
Route:
62 km
Night in:
Portomarín
This stage takes place through quiet forests and picturesque villages. You will start descending and, throughout the day, you will cross several streams. Upon reaching to Ferreiros Street , you will take a leaving right and cross the village of Boavista before reaching Arzúa , where you will spend the night and rest to continue the next day.
Route:
54 km
Night in:
Arzúa
In your last stage, you will enjoy a descent through magical forests and streams. It is a simple stretch, ideal to reflect on your path. You can visit the chapel of Santa Irene or the church of Santa Eulalia de O Pedrouzo . You will finally reach Santiago de Compostela , where you will go through Lavacolla and the Monte do joy , from where you can see the towers of the cathedral. You will enter the historic center of the city, declared a World Heritage, and you will reach the Plaza del Obradoiro , where you can admire the majestic Cathedral of Santiago . If you arrive on time, do not miss the Mass of the pilgrim at 12 noon.
Route:
39.7 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
French Way from Roncesvalles
Distance:
753 km
Duration:
14 nights
Stages:
13
Price from:
1047 €
Your bicycle adventure begins in Roncesvalles , one of the most iconic points of the French road. This picturesque people of the Pyrenees, with just 30 inhabitants, stands out for its impressive medieval architecture, especially the Collegiate of Santa María . Here you can breathe the essence of the road from the first moment and enjoy the peace of this little mountain shelter.
Night in:
Roncesvalles
Today we will pedal between leafy beech, oak and pine forests. After crossing two mountain ports, the tour will take us to a pronounced decrease towards Zubiri . From there, we will continue until we reach Pamplona , where we recommend you travel its old town, the Citadel and the City Council . Pamplona is famous for its parties, but it is also a place full of history and culture.
Route:
44 km
Night in:
Pamplona
At this stage we will cross the Sierra del Perdón , a light ascent of just 260 m, followed by a pronounced descent. From the top, you can enjoy spectacular views of Pamplona and the Pyrenees. During the journey, we will visit the Hermitage of Santa María de Eunate and we will travel sections of an old Roman road before reaching Estella , famous for its rich medieval architecture.
Route:
45 km
Night in:
Estella
A demanding stage with constant ups and downs. You will leave behind the arches and cross again to la Rioja , the land of wine par excellence. You will reach Logroño , the capital of the region, where you can enjoy the rich wine culture and test the delicious local gastronomy.
Route:
49 km
Night in:
Logroño
At this stage, you will cross Rioja lands through nájera , cradle of the Castilian language and a place highlighted by its medieval art. You will continue on a quiet section until reaching Santo Domingo de la Calzada , a town founded by Santo Domingo to help pilgrims, with a story deeply linked to the road.
Route:
50 km
Night in:
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
The landscape of this stage is dominated by cereal culture lands. You will continue through belorado , you will cross the Sierra de los Montes de Oca and you will reach San Juan de Ortega . Finally, you go to Burgos , where you can admire your famous Gothic Cathedral , a World Heritage.
Route:
70 km
Night in:
Burgos
After leaving Burgos, you will enter the plains of Castilla y León, crossing locations such as Hornillos del Camino and Castrojeriz , where you can visit the collegiate of Santa María del Manzano . Upon reaching fromista , do not miss the Romanesque church of San Martín , World Heritage. You will end the day in Carrión de los Condes , a historical villa that houses monuments such as the real monastery of Santa Clara and the sanctuary of Our Lady of Bethlehem .
Route:
87 km
Night in:
Carrión de los Condes
You will start this stage in the via Aquitaine until reaching Calzadilla de la Cueza , cradle of the legend of the chicken of the golden eggs. You will continue on the Calzada del Coto and the Calzadilla de los Hermanillos until reaching Sahagún , a town with Mudejar architecture. You will finally reach León , where you can enjoy the Gothic Cathedral , the House of Booties and the palace of the Guzmanes .
Route:
89 km
Night in:
León
This stage begins towards Hospital de Órbigo , a perfect alternative to avoid the national road and pedal quietly through fields. As you enter more mountainous landscapes, you will reach Astorga , a town known for its modernist architecture, where you can visit the Episcopal Palace , designed by Antoni Gaudí.
Route:
49 km
Night in:
Astorga
When you reach Ponferrada , you can travel its beautiful old town and admire the Castle of the Templars . In addition, you will have the opportunity to test local cuisine, highlighting the famous Botillo and some of the best meats in the region.
Route:
53 km
Night in:
Ponferrada
From Ponferrada , you will enter the Bierzo region, known for its excellent wine production. You will cross Villafranca del Bierzo and you will reach the Herrerías de Valcarce , where an important ascent awaits you. After this effort, you will enjoy the picturesque town of or Cebreiro , a village with a great story that goes back to prehistory. If there is no availability in O Cebreiro, we can accommodate ourselves in Herrerías .
Route:
55 km
Night in:
O Cebreiro / Herrerías
At this stage, it is advisable to stop in the Romanesque church of Barbadelo . If you prefer to reduce the distance, we can divide the route and stay in the picturesque village of Ferreiros .
Route:
62 km
Night in:
Portomarín
You will start the day descending between beautiful forests and streams. The stage runs through quiet villages and small roads that will take you to Arzúa , a perfect place to rest and enjoy their relaxed atmosphere.
Route:
54 km
Night in:
Arzúa
The last stage of the road begins with a soft descent, crossing magical landscapes of forests and streams. As you approach Santiago , you can visit the Santa Irene chapel and the church of Santa Eulalia de O Pedrouzo . Upon reaching Santiago de Compostela , you will go through the San Lázaro neighborhood , the Monte do Gozo and finally you will reach the Plaza del Obradoiro , where you can admire the majestic Cathedral of Santiago . If you arrive early, do not miss the Mass of the pilgrim , held at 12 noon.
Route:
39.7 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
Portuguese Way from Porto
Distance:
242 km
Duration:
6 nights
Stages:
5
Price from:
407 €
Your bicycle adventure begins in Porto , beautiful Portuguese city on the banks of the Duero River. Before starting your tour, we recommend you visit the neighborhood of La Ribeira and taste the famous Porto wine.
Night in:
Porto
The route between Porto and Barcelos is full of history. You will go through the majestic Oporto Cathedral , the impressive Vila Do Conde and the church of San Pedro de Rates . Along the way, you will enjoy the beaches of Matosinhos and Povoa de Varzim . Upon arriving in Barcelos, you will be surprised by its famous medieval bridge and the vibrant market that gives life to the city. A picturesque and relaxing path, ideal for pilgrims.
Route:
59 km
Night in:
Barcelos
Today you will tour small villages and enter the beauty of the Portuguese Baroque with its lovely chapels. After going through Balugães , you will arrive at the impressive Lima River Valley, where it will receive you Ponte de Lima , the oldest town in Portugal. We invite you to lose yourself through its cobbled streets and enjoy its fascinating historical area.
Route:
35 km
Night in:
Ponte de Lima
This section of the Portuguese road takes you through rural and mountainous landscapes. You will enjoy the historic Roman Bridge of Ponte de Lima and challenge the ascent to the Sierra de Labruja . In Valença , you can't stop visiting Valença's imposing strength, with panoramic views on the Miño River. Finally, upon reaching tui , the fortified cathedral will leave you breathless with its gothic majesty.
Route:
44 km
Night in:
Tui
The stage begins in the historic streets of Tui, followed by an ascent that will take you to or Porriño , where you can try its delicious bread. The road continues through the Val da Louriña , climbing towards Redondela , from where you can admire the impressive views of the Vigo estuary. You will cross the Roman bridge of Pontesampaio , famous for the battle of 1809 where local inhabitants defeated the French army. Finally, you will reach Pontevedra , a city with a fascinating old town, in whose center the Church of a pilgrim .
Route:
53 km
Night in:
Pontevedra
You will start the day crossing the Bridge of O Burgo and you will continue through beautiful eucalyptal and stream forests until reaching Caldas de Reis , famous for its hot springs. Then, you will go to Padrón , known for their illustrious writers such as Camilo José Cela and Rosalía de Castro, and for their famous peppers (some bite more than others!). From to Escravitude , where you can admire his Marian sanctuary, the road begins to ascend, and gradually you will see the towers of the Cathedral of Santiago. Upon arriving in the city, I can subtrate in its historic center, declared a World Heritage for Unesco, until you reach the Plaza del Obradoiro and contemplate the majestic cathedral.
Route:
66 km
Night in:
Santiago de Compostela
Camino de Santiago by Bicycle
General Information
All the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago to make the Camino de Santiago are equipped with private bathroom and all the services necessary to guarantee a comfortable stay and pleasant.
Our team is responsible for personally verifying the quality of each accommodation offered, making sure that pilgrims enjoy an unforgettable experience along the way, accompanied by Total rest nights.
Availability
When working with high quality accommodations and with limited capacity, the specific name of the Accommodations will be provided 30 days before the start of the road.
All accommodations for the Camino de Santiago are subject to availability. in case of that someone is not available due to lack of capacity, we will provide you with a housing of equal or better quality.
Individual rooms
We have individual rooms available, provided there is availability. These should be reserved in advance and carry an additional cost.
Where am I going to stay?
All our accommodations have been carefully selected to guarantee you tranquility, Rest and enjoy throughout your Camino de Santiago :
Our guarantees
All accommodations include private bathroom and have been personally verified by our team.
Locations close to the path or in the layout itself to maximize your comfort.
Possibility of Flexible changes and cancellations according to our reserve policies.
Services included
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Accommodation in hotels and rural houses.
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Rooms with private bathroom.
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Chosen diet.
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Luggage transport between stages.
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Pilgrim credential.
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Full trip documentation.
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24/7 telephone assistance.
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Vehicle in case of emergency.
Optional services
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Individual room supplement
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5 picnics supplement (snack, drink and dessert)
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Extra night in Santiago (Breakfast included)
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Transfers to/from the starting or arrival point
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Cancellation insurance
You can start the Camino de Santiago in any time of the year . Without However, it is important Take into account the weather and the station where you decide to do it, so you can dress properly.
The easiest way to get to the beginning of your Camino de Santiago is using transportation public, whether plane, train or bus, to the city or town closest to your point of departure.
Once you confirm your reservation, you just have to send us the information of Your arrival (flight, train or bus) and we will organize a transfer private towards you Start point.
Of course! The Camino de Santiago is completely suitable for pilgrims who decide Travel alone.
If you prefer to have an individual room, either because you travel alone or Because you prefer privacy, in Good Way Santiagos we offer you this option. Can Reserve all your nights in individual rooms for an additional cost. Due to the High demand for these rooms, we recommend you make the reservation in advance.
On the Camino de Santiago you will find many pilgrims traveling alone. Some will reach the way on their own, while others could separate from their companions due to the difference in rhythm when walking. Anyway, don't worry: the Way is very well signposted, so you won't have problems following it only .
Most routes on the Camino de Santiago are made in auto mode Guided , which It will allow you to advance at your own pace. We will provide you with a itinerary complete , which Includes maps and details about the places of interest of each stage. This itinerary te It will be sent a month before the start of your path.
However, if you prefer to go in a group with a guide, we offer routes Organized with accompanying guide in the section of Sarria to Santiago. These routes are with guaranteed exits and groups of maximum 15 people are carried out . The guides are Trained to speak English and Spanish.
The complete itinerary that we provide is a detailed guide that includes maps, Profiles of routes and places of interest throughout each stage of the road from Santiago.
The time of walking and the distances indicated in the guide are based on values of Reference , but keep in mind that these may vary according to the speed to the What walks.
We will send you the complete itinerary and all the documentation of your trip (reservations of accommodation, luggage transfers, etc.) by email a month before your Item .
In Good Way Santiagos we design each stage of the road taking into account the needs of our pilgrims , so you can travel the distances with comfort and according to your physical level and the available days.
In general, the stages of the Santiago road vary between 15 and 20 km. Yeah You prefer to walk less distance, we can divide some stages into two parts, adjusting to your rhythm and needs .
Regardless of whether you are a sedentary person or if you exercise in a way usual, it is important to prepare you physically for the Camino de Santiago.
- for sedentary people: it is recommended to start with activities Moderate, such as walking for 20 minutes, two or three times per week. As You advance, gradually increase the duration to walk about 4 to 5 kilometers per hour.
- for people with regular physical activity: you can start walking Between 45 and 60 minutes a day, gradually increasing both time and distance.
The ideal is to start training three months in advance to ensure good Physical preparation
There is no mandatory minimum time to make the reservation, but at high demand dates as in high season or during special events such as Sanfermines (from 7 to 14 July) or the Apostle Santiago party (July 25), the occupation of accommodations can be higher.
For guarantee the availability in the best accommodations and Fulfill your preferences, we recommend you make your reservation as much as possible .
To walk along any of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, it is advisable following articles:
- Light and dry drying clothes
- Waterproof jacket and pants
- Sun cap and sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Suitable shoes for hiking
- Trekking canes
- Comfortable footwear to rest
- A compact jacket
- A bottle of water
Depending on the season of the year you make the route, some of these items may vary.
In addition, with Good Way Santiagos you will have the luggage transfer between Stages . We carry your backpack from one accommodation to another so that you only have to worry about walking. (maximum 1 lump of 20 kg per person) . Tea We recommend preparing a backpack to carry the essential: water, sunscreen, cap, sunglasses, documents, some food and cash.
Every day, before 8:00 a.m., you must leave your luggage properly labeled in the Reception of the accommodation . A carrier will pick it up and take it to Next accommodation on your route.
the delivery of the luggage is made before 4:00 P.M. depending on the distance between the stages and the carrier's route.
It is highly advisable to have travel insurance for the routes of the path of Santiago, who covers all unforeseen events that may arise during the journey.
We suggest you hire the travel assistance insurance and the cancellation insurance that we offer through Good Way Santiagos . If you have any questions or need more information about these insurance, do not hesitate to Contact us.
Yes, all the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiagos to make the path of Santiago have private bathroom to guarantee your comfort and privacy During the break.
Yes, we offer options both in individual rooms and double , according to the needs of each pilgrim.
The individual rooms have additional surcharge and are subject to Availability in different locations. We recommend you reserve with in advance to make sure you get this type of accommodation.
We work with a selection of high quality accommodations in all localities of the Camino de Santiago, which allows us to guarantee the best options for our pilgrims.
the exact name and location of each accommodation will be sent approximately one month Before the start of the road , along with all the documentation of your trip, such as Accommodation and transfers reserves.
No, all the accommodations we reserve for our pilgrims have private rooms with private bathroom to guarantee you the privacy and comfort necessary to rest properly after each stage.
Yes, all the accommodations we reserve are in the center of the locations or as close as possible to the path of the road.
In case some accommodation is a bit remote, most are Easily accessible on foot. In addition, if necessary, good way Santiagos will offer a round trip transfer so you can reach your accommodation comfortably and return the next day to the starting point of the next stage.
In Good Way Santiagos we make sure that all our accommodations Offer a rest and comfort atmosphere. We work with a variety of options, which include:
- Hotels
- Rural houses
- Pensions
- Pazos
- Charming hostels
All our accommodations have private rooms with bathroom private , ensuring that you can relax and rest well after a day of hike.
To obtain the compostela, the official certificate that proves that you have completed the Camino de Santiago, it is necessary to tour at least the last 200 kilometers in Bicycle . This is the condition established by the pilgrim's office of Santiago de Compostela.
No, the pilgrim's credential is the same You make the way on foot, by bike or on horseback. This credential will allow you to collect the stamps along the route and present it upon arrival in Santiago to request the Compostela
Not quite. The routes are officially marked by the localities for which The road passes, but the stages can be adapted according to the means of transport. Some Road areas are not suitable for bicycle (due to their technical or complicated land), So the tour can deviate by road.
The good news is that we can design your stages "to the Letter ", adjusting them to your physical form, to the number of available days or to The places you would like to explore more calmly. Bike also gives you greater Freedom to visit villages or monuments outside the traditional layout.
The daily mean for cyclists is usually between 50 and 60 Km , although there are more demanding sections than others. Remember: The road is not A race, the important thing is to enjoy each pedal.
Yes, you can carry your bicycle without any problem. If you decide to do it, you just have to Notify ourselves and take care of book accommodations that have areas safe to save it .
If you prefer to avoid transport logistics, you can also rent a bicycle with us . In that case, the accommodations They will also be adapted to have a safe place to leave it every night.
When renting a bike with us, you will receive a full kit so that you experience is safe and comfortable. Includes:
- Helmet
- Saddlebags
- Pedal key
Information about him Camino de Santiago by Bicycle
Santiago Camino Guide by bicycle
If you are thinking of living the experience of the Camino de Santiago on two wheels, here you have a complete guide with everything you need to know: practical tips, advantages of the bike tour, points of interest, recommendations for sleeping and eating, and much more information to help you plan your route comfortably and safely.
Why do the Camino de Santiago by bicycle?
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You travel more distance in less time: One of the great advantages of doing it by bike is that you can complete longer routes in less days. This allows you to choose from more variants on the road, even those that would take several weeks.
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More time to enjoy: By moving faster, you can afford shorter or more time to stop to discover villages, landscapes, monuments or simply rest. You decide the rhythm!
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Forget about weight: The bike helps you load your luggage with less effort. And if you prefer, we move your belongings between stages without additional cost, so that you only concentrate on pedaling.
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You can rest while advancing: Unlike the road on foot, by bike you can take advantage of inertia or descents to give yourself a break while moving forward. Ideal to enjoy the landscape without exhausting you.
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It is an ally on the road: The bicycle can even help you protect yourself from the sun or rain during stops. It is more than a means of transport, it is your adventure companion.
Information about the Camino de Santiago by Bicycle
The Camino de Santiago by bicycle offers many options, each with a different style, difficulty and environment. You can find from challenging routes to smooth and accessible itineraries.
If it is your first experience on the way, the ideal is to start with a simple route, that allows you to enjoy the trip without pressures and adapt to the pedaling rhythm without forcing your body. Fortunately, many routes are perfectly prepared for cyclists and allow customizing the journey according to your available days, physical state or cultural interests.
What to do on the Camino de Santiago by bicycle?
It will depend on the time you have, your physical form and your interests. If you have a few days, there are routes such as the French road from 4 -day Ponferrada. Or you can plan a complete experience of several weeks.
With Good Way Santiago , we design your personalized itinerary, adjusting the stages at your pace, with the possibility of including breakfast and dinner, and accommodation in the best hotels and rural houses.
Santiago road tour by bicycle
We provide you detailed maps of each stage so you can organize properly and know the experiences that await you in each section:
Santiago Camino Profile by bicycle
As for the profile of the route, we can say that it will depend on the stage you choose. Most routes are soft and accessible, ideal to enjoy the landscape and experience without great efforts. However, there are sections with more pronounced slopes that can be a challenge for less experienced cyclists.
Duration of the Santiago road by bicycle
The Camino de Santiago by bicycle can be completed from six days with the planning of Good Way Santiago , which includes accommodation in rural houses and quality hotels. However, the duration can vary according to factors such as climate, your personal rhythm and if you decide to take more time to enjoy a landscape or place in particular.
The best time to make the Camino de Santiago by bicycle
The choice of the time to make the way depends on your personal preferences:
Nice climate, green landscapes and good accommodation availability. Ideal to pedal without excessive heat.
The most popular for holidays and hours of light. Greater occupation, but excellent for those who prefer to make friends.
Less pilgrims, warm -dyed landscapes and soft temperatures. Some more rain, but a special charm.
Ideal for those who seek absolute tranquility. Some routes can be hard for the weather, especially in mountainous areas.
Places of interest on the Camino de Santiago by bicycle
These bike routes will allow you to discover incredible places:
Sacred peak
Legendary place linked to the apostle Santiago.
La Reina bridge
More than a thousand years at the service of pilgrims.
León Cathedral
Spectacular Gothic set with more than 1800 m² of stained glass.
Where to sleep and eat on the Camino de Santiago by bicycle
With Good Way Santiago, your accommodation will be guaranteed in the best places, such as rural houses and quality hotels. In addition, you can enjoy the excellent Galician cuisine in restaurants such as:
Ideal if you start from the north. His octopus to the Galician is legendary.
Castilian specialties such as the rotten pot, perfect after an intense day.
The roasted pig is its star dish. Essential!
A little history
The Camino de Santiago is an ancient tradition that dates back to the average age. The primitive path, the oldest and most demanding route, gave way to more accessible ones such as the French road and the Camino del Norte, extending over time to the south with routes such as the Mozárabe road.
Make the way in bike is to follow the steps of thousands of pilgrims, but with a more free, dynamic and modern approach.
Join the experience
Ready to start your adventure on wheels? With Good Way Santiago, you have everything prepared: accommodation, assistance, personalized planning and the support of an expert team. make the Camino de Santiago by bicycle and live an experience that never forgets.
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Opinions of our pilgrims
Felix Becker
GermanyThe Portuguese Way was an unexpected adventure, with beautiful landscapes and lots of tranquility.
Daniel Taylor
United KingdomThe French Way is an experience that transforms you inside and out. Highly recommended.
Julia Müller
GermanyThe French Way is a path that leaves an indelible mark. An experience for a lifetime!
Opinions of our pilgrims
Felix Becker
GermanyThe Portuguese Way was an unexpected adventure, with beautiful landscapes and lots of tranquility.
Daniel Taylor
United KingdomThe French Way is an experience that transforms you inside and out. Highly recommended.
Julia Müller
GermanyThe French Way is a path that leaves an indelible mark. An experience for a lifetime!