Camino de Santiago by Bike
To complete the Camino de Santiago, first of all, you must reach Plaza del Obradoiro, preferably using two wheels
Our bike routes
In Tu Buen Camino, we organize your Camino de Santiago bike route at the best price. Do you want to forget about worries and make your Camino as easy as possible? Book your route now!
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With our Adventure plan you will access the best prices for the entire route. If you are looking for something better and with a private bathroom, take a look at the Premium Plan.
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Depending on where you are going to stay, you must book your organised Camino by bike before starting your trip. This means that you will have guaranteed accommodation for each stage.
At Tu Buen Camino, we offer 3 excellent Premium Plans featuring unforgettable routes:
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French Way by bike from León: You will contemplate the exotic habitat of the itinerary to Santiago de Compostela; 7 nights, with all optional services included.
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French Way by bike from Burgos: You will enjoy a unique cultural and spiritual experience featuring the most symbolic sites in the north of Spain; 9 nights, with all services included.
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French Way by bike from Roncesvalles: Immerse yourself in a unique cultural and spiritual experience as you explore the most emblematic sites of northern Spain for 13 nights. Enjoy all-inclusive services for an unforgettable journey.
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French Way by bike from Ponferrada: Passing through beautiful horizons, you will come to the famous village of O Cebreiro, one of this route’s most emblematic places; 5 nights, with all services included.
Pilgrimage stages
Almost all the routes have something in common and this makes it possible to alternate, which means that that two or three simple stages might be followed by two complicated ones, involving going uphill and downhill, or roads that are difficult to access.
Pilgrims keep in mind the time of year and, therefore, they almost always choose the months of May to September. They thereby avoid the constant, and feared, rainfall and snowfalls that occur during the rest of the year, especially in the final stage within the region of Galicia.
It is also important to consider the hours of maximum sunshine. Therefore, it is not advisable to go on this pilgrimage in July and August, which are the hottest months, since the extreme physical effort involved may lead to dehydration.
Another important aspect of the stages is the recommendation to complete between 60 and 80 kilometres daily, at an average speed of 11 to 13 kilometres per hour. This obviously depends on how fit each person is as well as the different stopovers for resting and getting your strength back.
