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Coimbra, Portugal
Porto, Portugal
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Discovering on foot the small villages and pilgrimage sites along the Camino Portugués
Exploring the historical and lively university city of Coimbra
Experiencing culinary delights and the port wine varieties of the area
Enjoying the hospitality of family run hotels and B&Bs
Visiting historic and vibrant Porto
UTracks organised a great trip on this section of the Camino however the track is poorly signed and even with a good map app, getting lost seemed to be a daily occurrence. The signage is not the responsibility of UTracks but in my view if signage could be improved, it would make for a more enjoyable trip. After Porto, the signage was good.
Journey along Portugal’s most spiritually resonant trails with the Portuguese Camino – Coimbra to Porto walking trip. This eight-day, self-guided tour is crafted for experienced travelers and seniors who appreciate moderate activity paired with deep cultural exploration.
Starting in the university city of Coimbra, your route winds through vineyards, woodlands, and time-honored villages before reaching Porto on the Douro River. Along the way, you’ll walk paths rich with pilgrimage history, passing ancient bridges and discovering the religious significance that defines the Camino Portugués. The tranquil countryside offers a pleasant contrast to the bustle of city life, while each stop reveals new stories and landscapes.
The USP of this tour package is its quieter, less-traveled approach to the Camino, making it ideal for those seeking reflection, authenticity, and a genuine sense of discovery. With accommodations, meals, and transport included, you are free to savor each step at your own pace.
For travelers who value meaningful journeys and cultural depth, this stage of the Camino is a rewarding chapter in any adventure.