Walking The Portuguese Way to Santiago

Groups accepted with a minimum of 6 pax. Our tour crosses Northern Portugal to end up in Santiago, on the other side of the border, in Galicia, Spain. From the old town of Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage city, and home of Port wine, to the medieval town of Santiago de Compostela, crossing beautiful regions in Northern Portugal and Galicia, the Portuguese Way of Santiago is an unforgettable journey. Walking in Minho With the picturesque riverfront of Porto, the famous ceramics of Barcelos, the green hills of Northern Portugal and Galicia, not to forget the numerous Baroque churches and medieval villages and bridges all along the way, the Portuguese Way has plenty to offer, for all the heritage, culture and nature lovers. We can’t fail to mention the sumptuous gastronomy from both regions, and the fine wines, among the best in the world. The Portuguese Way is approximately 241km, we will be cherry-picking the best sections for your enjoyment. The Portuguese Way to Santiago is a classic route that combines personal challenge, interest in history, art, and nature. Year after year pilgrims cover hundreds of miles through stunning landscapes, hidden isolated villages, and spectacular medieval towns. Walking Portuguese Santiago Way The peregrination to Santiago from Portugal has started in the high medieval period. For centuries, the Portuguese people participated in this collective experience, following the example of monarchs, members of the nobility, and the high clergy. The hospitality offered by the people is proverbial, and a true highlight. This practice was started in the middle Ages by the monks and clergymen, and the tradition is kept alive today along the Way. https://youtu.be/2xszS0FYP00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MP6BCGjhkwQ