All the Portuguese Caminos to Santiago

Santiago’s Way is a myth of ancestral origins. Through time, the “Way of the Stars” towards the West, ending in Galicia, has attracted people’s indeterminable intuition or desire for spiritual nourishment. The “Way” is a path of spiritual initiation, change & rebirth, a labyrinth with the common goal that pushes one westward towards the Atlantic. The countless paths that cross the Iberian Peninsula slowly consolidated into a tradition and, like a star, all converge to Santiago. Today, however, incorporated with the spiritual mystic of the Ways, we find common route factors – some of them related to the need for personal development and resilience while others are itineraries of cultural and touristic purposes, all creating powerful tools of regional development. From the South of the Peninsula, many are the Ways that cross the entire Portuguese territory leading to Santiago de Compostela (some longer than 800 km). Be it for a spiritual or touristic purpose, we invite you to explore all the Portuguese Ways – perhaps many of these are more demanding and less frequented, but for this reason, more genuine and defiant. These are itineraries of discovery, be it “self” or cultural. This motivation is strengthened by the fact that there are several options delivered to the traveller, each built upon the historical pieces of evidence of the presence of the “Order of Santiago” all along Portugal. Provided with your pilgrim passport – and our services – you will never feel alone. At every crossroad, your choices and our knowledge will help you decide the journey, stage by stage, until the final destiny… to Santiago de Compostela.