Oporto - Santiago de Compostela by bike

Also called Central, it acquires importance from the 12th century and its name "del Interior" comes to be the most interior of them.In Portugal Oporto, Braga (where an old road accesses Ourense directly by Castelo de Vide, Nisa, Castelo Branco, Covilha, Guarda, Trancoso, Sernancelhe, Lamego, Poiares, Vila Real, Vila Pouca de Aguiar, Chaves, Ourense where links to the Mozarabic section of the Vía de la Plata). and Ponte de Lima, Rubiaes, Valença de Minho, in Spain, Tui, O Porriño, Redondela, Pontevedra, Caldas de Reis, Padrón, Rúa de Francos and Santiago.The itinerary will be the following, staying in selected hotels and charming houses:Day 1 - Arrival at OportoDay 2 - Oporto - Barcelos - 52,6 kmDay 3 - Barcelos - Rubiaes - 51,2 kmDay 4 - Rubiaes - Redondela - 53,4 kmDay 5 - Redondela - Caldas de Rei - 41,2 kmDay 6 - Caldas de Rei - Santiago - 43,7 kmDay 7 - Breakfast and End of ServicesIncludes:Luggage transfer between stages.Travel InsuranceFull Itinerary of the RoutePilgrim's credentialsPhone support during the routeVATAvailable options:Extra night in Santiago: 50€ / personIndividual Supplement: 130€ / personHalf-Board Supplement: 90 € / personBike rental: 185 € / bikeCancellation Insurance: 20 € / personParador Supplement (per person): 90 €Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days | Dates: For the pilgrim to choose