Bike Ride
Tu Camino de Santiago organizado con Pambre Tours
Our organized Camino by Bike tours
Live a unique experience, different from the pilgrimage on foot, reaching the Obradoiro square on two wheels. Doing the Camino de Santiago by bike is an ideal experience for those who do not have much time, but want to capture the essence of the Camino. The Camino by bike is also a fantastic way to practice sport while discovering new places.
- 838€
- En Bicicleta solo o en grupo con o sin guía
- Portugués
- 271 Km.
- 7 días 6 noches
- 714€
- En Bicicleta solo o en grupo con o sin guía
- Francés
- 200 Km.
- 6 días 5 noches
- 914€
- En Bicicleta solo o en grupo con o sin guía
- Francés
- 300 Km.
- 8 días 7 noches
- Depende del tour
- A pié en Grupo Guiado
- Cualquier camino
- A elegir Kms.
- A Elegir
- 2.315€
- En Bicicleta solo o en grupo con o sin guía
- Portugués
- 271 Km.
- 7 días 6 noches
Camino de Santiago by Bicycle
More and more pilgrims are deciding to do the Camino de Santiago by bicycle. Although the idea may seem attractive, the physical effort and the demands of the Camino require a thorough physical preparation in the months prior to the start of the pilgrimage.
Another factor to take into account is to know which route of the Camino to take, since, depending on the one chosen, you will pass through towns and areas with very different orographic profiles.
In general, all the cycling routes to Santiago have something in common, and that is that their stages tend to alternate in difficulty, although the French and Portuguese sides are considered the most accessible and easy ones, while the Camino Primitivo and the Camino del Norte are more complicated.
Among our most common routes are precisely the Portuguese Way along the coast or the last 300 km of the French Way. Although other of our most traveled options are from Ponferrada and León, we adapt to the client’s choice.
To make the experience more positive we recommend choosing to ride during the months of May, June and September, in order to escape the rain, snow as well as the hottest summer months.
After that, the choice of bike will depend on the type of Camino you want to do: if it is mainly asphalt, the best option will be a road bike. If, on the other hand, you want to follow the original route, the ideal choice is a mountain bike.
For those more professional cyclists, there are hybrid bikes, many of them adapted for the Camino de Santiago, which allow you to ride perfectly on the road and on rougher terrain.
Other recommended paths
There are many other routes of the Camino de Santiago, take a look at the best alternatives offered by Pambre Tours!
English Way
It owes its name to the fact that, during the Middle Ages, pilgrims coming from the British Isles.
Portuguese Way
The Portuguese Way (Central Portuguese Way) is the most important Way of St. James starting in Lisbon.
North Way
The Northern Way (Coast Way) is one of the oldest and most historic routes along the Cantabrian coast.
French Way
This is the first recorded route (from where the name "Primitive").
Primitive Way
At the moment, it is the busiest route in Spain.
Bespoke private road
Starting from any point in our geography is an option to experience the Camino de Santiago in various ways.
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