Camino Portugués

Tui → Santiago de Compostela

This page covers the Camino Portugués from Tui to Santiago de Compostela — the Galician stretch of the route, from the Miño to the cathedral city.

CaminoFinder maps that Tui → Santiago walk using certified public route data. It is not the walk from Lisbon or Porto, and it is not the Coastal Route or the Spiritual Variant. Day-by-day stages are not yet provided.

At a glance

Essential facts

Start
Tui
End
Santiago de Compostela
Mapped route
≈120 km
Ascent
≈2,225 m

The mapped route

Route map

The mapped line runs from Tui to Santiago de Compostela. Place names are for orientation, not a walking itinerary.

Along the walk

Elevation profile

Total ascent
≈2,225 m
Total descent
≈1,965 m
Highest point
≈260 m

One continuous profile from Tui to Santiago. It shows the shape of the walk, not a plan of daily stages.

Through Galicia

The journey

From Tui, on the River Miño, the mapped route heads north through Pontevedra province — by O Porriño, Redondela and Pontevedra — then continues through Caldas de Reis and Padrón before the last stretch into Santiago de Compostela.

The whole of this overview is in Galicia. It does not cover the Portuguese stretches from Lisbon or Porto, nor the Coastal Route or the Spiritual Variant.

  1. Tui · Miño

  2. O Porriño

  3. Redondela

  4. Pontevedra

  5. Caldas de Reis

  6. Padrón

  7. Santiago de Compostela

This page orients you in the geography of the walk from Tui to Santiago. It is not a day-by-day itinerary, and CaminoFinder does not yet prescribe walking days.

About this map

Source note

Route geometry comes from public Camino de Santiago route data distributed by Spain’s National Geographic Institute (CNIG) and created by FEAACS. Elevation is derived from Spain’s MDT05 terrain model using CaminoFinder’s documented methodology. The mapped length and climbing figures are approximate; published Camino distances vary.

FEAACS (creator). O.A. CNIG (distributor). «Rutas de Caminos de Santiago». CC-BY 4.0 FEAACS. Derived from MDT05-cob1 2008–2015 CC-BY 4.0 scne.es.