Camino de Santiago Adventure
Spain
9 days (Bike: 7 days)
408 km (~58km per day)
Active
Mixed on/off-road, Hilly
Guided
Supported
Pilgrims have been making their way to the shrine of St James in Santiago de Compostela since AD814.
The Camino de Santiago is considered to be a spiritual expedition in its original form. A spiritual quest, the sense of physical accomplishment, making unique friendships and experiencing amazing landscapes are all reasons why thousands of people make the pilgrimage each year. Traditionally it’s done on foot but completing this expedition on two wheels is a magical way to see even more of this beautiful area and complete the 200km required to officially become a 'pilgrim'. We will be taking the Northern Way from Oviedo in Asturias along its stunning rugged coastline, into Galicia and then up to Santiago de Compostela. You'll also experience magnificent mountain scenery and arguably the best food Spain has to offer along the way.
Undulating/hilly terrain with perhaps three ascents per day on more challenging days. Long distance overall but distances per day are fairly manageable. Riders should have a good level of fitness and experience riding a bicycle. They should be competent with trail and loose gravel riding and regular cycling, gym sessions or other cardiovascular activity is recommended prior to attending this tour.
Tour Information
From
Gijon
To
Santiago de Compostela
Cost From
Guided £ 1995
Departure(s)
August 21 - 29, 2026
Inclusions
- Fully guided trip with experienced guides
- Bike supplied - fitted with rack, panniers and repair kit.
- 8 nights accommodation
- Breakfast each day
- Detailed information pack with maps
Exclusions
- Flights
- This is a pannier pack tour. Day-to-day luggage transfers can be purchased as an add-on
- Other meals are not included - Budget for around 40 euros per day
- Traveller’s Insurance (compulsory)
Options
- Electric Bike also available (add-on extra).
Additional
You will need to arrange a flight to arrive at the latest into Gijon on the day the tour starts. The closest airports are - Start point: Asturias or Santander. End point: Santiago de Compostela or A Coruna
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