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Camino Portugués · The last 100 km
About 115 km and 6 stages from Tui to Santiago, enough to receive the Compostela. Here is every stage with its towns and albergues, and a plan at your own pace in a minute.
Stage by stage
The usual split in the guidebooks. If you prefer shorter or longer days, the planner splits the route for you based on the albergues in each town.
Distances are approximate: they can vary by a kilometre or so depending on the variant you take.
The Compostela
To get the Compostela you must walk at least the last 100 km. Tui, on the Miño opposite Valença, is about 115 km from Santiago: six stages, and the most popular starting point in Galicia.
From Porto it is about 240 km, 10 to 12 days. It is the most popular option for anyone with a couple of weeks.
Work out your Camino
Move the slider to your pace. Suseia then splits the route into stages based on the albergues in each town, and you can adjust them by hand.
Each dot is a day of walking to Santiago.
Common questions
About 115 km along the Camino. It is usually walked in 6 stages, so with the journey there and back it fits into a week or a little more.
Yes. For the Compostela you must walk at least the last 100 km, and from Tui it is about 115. On this stretch your credential needs two stamps a day: almost every albergue, bar and church has one.
The one from Padrón to Santiago de Compostela: 23.9 km with about 500 m of total ascent.
Public albergues cannot be booked: beds go in order of arrival. The last 100 km are the busiest part of the Camino, so in high season and on bank holidays it is worth booking private albergues.
Choose how many kilometres you want to walk each day and Suseia splits the route from Tui to Santiago into stages based on the albergues in each town. Free and without signing up.
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