• Porto → Santiago COmpostela

    Rental, Self-Guided, or Private Guided Tour.
    Premium e-bikes, curated routes, history, and nature.

MORE THAN A DISTANCE TO BE COVERED

THE WAY,
YOUR WAY

Discover the Camino to Santiago as it was meant to be: unhurried, reflective, and deeply personal.

We believe the Way is a journey of transformation to be experienced. Our mission is to bridge the tradition of the yellow arrows with the future of sustainable mobility, providing the power so that you can find the silence.

On a premium e-bike, you’ll move quietly through coastal paths, forests, and villages, with the freedom to pause for chapels, viewpoints, and moments of gratitude, focusing on what truly matters.

YOUR JOURNEY, YOUR CHOICE

RENT

Your bike, your route, your pace.

Premium e-bike with charger, helmet, and lock, a puncture kit with basic tools, plus setup with a briefing before you set off.

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SELF-GUIDED

Ride. We take care of the details.

GPX + roadbook, curated stays, luggage transfer arranged, bike drop-off, and support from our team.

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GUIDED

Private guiding, high-end curation, exquisite

A private, fully hosted Camino with every detail arranged, premium stays, and thoughtful touchpoints along the Way.

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Find your RHYTHM

A day-by-day journey to discover the Coastal Camino from Porto to Santiago, curated for effortless riding, with the right distances, the right towns, and time to pause when it matters.

5 days

You have a week or less to to the Camino and you want the full Porto → Santiago experience in a shorter window, without the feeling of being rushed.
This route was designed for a moderate experience level, averaging around 50 km/30 miles per day, with a smooth, well-paced rhythm and built-in time for stops, photos, and proper breaks.

Arrive in Santiago accomplished, not exhausted.

  • 60 km / 38 miles

    The Challenge: Easy (1/5)
    ~470m of gain over 60km, mostly on boardwalks. However, the "Atlantic Wall" of northern headwinds often makes this feel like a moderate effort. Don’t worry, your motor won’t even feel it, so your legs definitely won’t either.

    Highlights: Meeting the mouth of the river Douro, cycling the bridge over the Port of Leixões, and hitting the endless wooden boardwalks. In Vila do Conde, stop to see the Nau Quinhentista, a life-sized replica of a 16th-century ship that perfectly sets the tone for your own voyage of discovery.

    The Insider’s View: The journey begins at the Sé Cathedral, where you get your first pilgrim stamp. The real magic happens as you descend through the narrow medieval alleys to the Ribeira. As you follow the Douro River to the Atlantic, the air shifts from urban history to salty breeze.

    What to Expect: A flat, fast "flow" state. It’s the perfect intro to your e-bike’s dynamics, gliding, and discovering quiet fishing towns along the coast.

  • 52km / 32 miles

    The Challenge: Moderate (3/5)
    ~800m elevation gain, including the first significant technical climb.

    Highlights: Santuário de Santa Luzia. Saying more is not fair to this magic local. The e-bike turns the grueling hike into a joyful panoramic ascent with one of the world's best views.

    What to Expect: A mix of eucalyptus forest trails and old stone paths.
    The high humidity of the Minho woods and the vibration of Viana's cobblestones add to the "perceived" exertion.

    The Insider’s View: This is the green soul of the Minho region.
    Crossing the iron Eiffel Bridge into Viana do Castelo is a rite of passage where the industrial age meets natural beauty.

  • 35km / 22 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~570m elevation gain. A scenic, border-crossing journey.

    Highlights: The Monastery of Oia, standing where the mountains meet the sea, and the grand medieval walls of the Monte Real Fortress in Baiona.

    What to Expect: A dramatic coastal road with the ocean constantly on your left. Expect lateral sea winds that can be gusty. However, the e-bike’s robust build provides reassuring stability.

    The Insider’s View: The ferry crossing over the Rio Minho is a magical threshold. In around ten minutes, you leave Portugal and start your Galician adventure.

  • 58 km / 36 miles

    The Challenge: Hard (5/5)
    ~1100m elevation gain. The toughest stage. The climb to Saigráns will test your battery management skills.  

    Highlights: Stopping in Arcade for world-famous oysters, finding the best place to eat tapas in every corner, and the granite maze of Pontevedra's old quarter.  

    What to Expect: Steep trails and slippery granite paths, especially if the typical Galician drizzle appears. This stage earns you your arrival.  

    The Insider’s View: Use "Sport" or "Turbo" mode strategically on the hills around Vigo, but save enough battery for the beautiful final technical descents into Pontevedra.

  • 60 km / 38 miles

    The Challenge: Moderate-Hard (4/5)
    ~680m elevation gain. Long distance combined with accumulated fatigue and rolling Galician hills.  

    Highlights: Thermal springs in Caldas de Reis and the emotional entry into Praça do Obradoiro to the sound of bagpipes.  

    What to Expect: Ancient Roman paths and thick forests. The final climb into the city can feel twice as steep after five days on the saddle.  

    The Insider’s View: As you pass through Padrón, look for the "Pedrón" stone in the church, the anchor of the Apostle's legendary voyage, before your own final triumph.

You want the journey to feel complete with comfortable daily distances, time to make some detours, meet other pilgrims, long lunches, photos, and spontaneous stops.
We curated this route for an easy-to-moderate level experience, around 40km/25 miles per day, the most natural pace for most riders, with the time needed to feel the freedom to explore.

Arrive in Santiago with time to enjoy it.

7 days

  • 36 km / 22 miles

    The Challenge: Easy (1/5)
    ~150m elevation gain. A gentle start with minimal physical effort, perfect for testing the bike's shifting and getting the basics nailed.

    Highlights: River mouth, with the first introduction to the coastline, the Boa Nova Tea House by Siza Vieira, and the ancient medieval shipyard history of Vila do Conde as treats. Take time to explore the Convento de Santa Clara in Vila do Conde, because the views of the town and the surrounding coast from there are the best in town.

    What to Expect: Flat, with seaside cycle paths and a very relaxed feeling.

    The Insider’s View: As soon as you get under the last bridge (Arrábida) use the shared bike/pedestrian sidewalk until the mouth of the river, enjoying the cycle lane afterwards.

  • 49 km / 31 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~350m elevation gain. Breezy coastal exposure and transition from urban to traditional Minho life.

    Highlights: The Apúlia Windmills (ultimate photo op) and the crossing of the River Cávado in Esposende. Afterwards, the Santuário de Santa Luzia will be waiting at the top of the hill for you. Yes, it’s more than worth it!

    What to Expect: Picturesque seaside resorts giving way to quiet rural lanes and market gardens.

    The Insider’s View: Stop at Bar Lampião in Belinho. It’s a quirky detour filled with memorabilia and a great place for a quick pilgrimage stamp.

  • 26km / 16 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~200m elevation gain. A short joyride on mostly flat, paved shoreline paths.  

    Highlights: The pristine, deserted beaches of Afife and Carreço, accessible only by these coastal trails.

    What to Expect: Fresh salt air and a meditative pace. The biggest challenge is leaving the comfort of the cafes in the central square.

    The Insider’s View: Plan for a long Albariño lunch in Caminha’s medieval Praça Conselheiro Silva Torres. It’s the best place to watch the international ferry traffic. If you wish for something lite for lunch, “Pra lá Caminha” will leave you speechless with their miscellaneous and tasty menu, less than a 1 min away from Moledo’s beach.

  • 35 km / 22 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~570m elevation gain. A scenic, border-crossing journey.

    Highlights: Exploring the Castro de Santa Tegra Celtic ruins and the Monastery of Oia, standing where the mountains meet the sea.

    What to Expect: Wild coastal scenery. The e-bike makes the "up and up" after landing in Spain feel like a breeze.  

    The Insider’s View: Once you reach Baiona, spend the afternoon in the fortress. Walking the 3km defensive wall at sunset is a premium experience not to be missed.

  • 58 km / 36 miles

    The Challenge: Hard (5/5)
    ~1100m elevation gain. High assist usage is required on the steep sections around the Vigo estuary.  

    Highlights: The Virgem Peregrina Church (scallop-shaped) and the vibrant tapas atmosphere in Pontevedra's plazas.  

    What to Expect: Rewarding vistas over the floating mussel farms and more time to rest in the city's historic granite center.

    The Insider’s View: If the climb feels too much, use "Turbo" and take a long break in Vigo for tapas. If you feel ok after the climb, enjoy your time in Pontevedra, with tapas of course.

  • 41 km / 25 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~463m elevation gain. Shade from Galician forests keeps the temperature perfect despite some uneven stone paths.  

    Highlights: The spa town of Caldas de Reis and a feast of world-famous Padrón Peppers.  

    What to Expect: Inland trails through chestnut groves and Roman paths. A restorative day focused on recovery.

    The Insider’s View: Soak your feet in the public thermal spring in the main square of Caldas. It’s 40ºC and is the ultimate "reset" for tired legs.

  • 24km / 15 mile

    The Challenge: Moderate (3/5)
    ~475m elevation gain. A short "victory lap" with a psychological boost that masks the physical work.  

    Highlights: Arriving in time for the Botafumeiro ceremony and the final yellow arrows leading into the Cathedral square.  

    What to Expect: An emotional crescendo. The final uphill push into the city is the last test before your triumph.

    The Insider’s View: Head straight to the Pilgrim’s Office to collect your Compostela certificate before the afternoon crowds arrive.

10 days

You want the Camino to feel open and deeply enjoyable. With plenty of time each day, you can wander, take longer breaks, get pleasantly lost, explore more towns, follow your curiosity, and truly savour the journey. Designed for an easy experience level, around 30 km/20 miles per day, leaving plenty of time for relaxed mornings, memorable meals, and unplanned discoveries.

Arrive in Santiago, with the journey as the reward.

  • 36km / 22 miles

    The Challenge: Easy (1/5)
    ~150m gain. A flat seaside cruise with zero physical hardship.

    Highlights: Siza Vieira’s modern architecture, tidal pools, and the ancient shipyard history.  

    What to Expect: Smooth boardwalks and ample time for architectural photography and riverside strolling.

    The Insider’s View: This stage is all about the "slow start." Winding through the riverside and Lordelo do Ouro allows for a gentle introduction to your e-bike.

  • 24 km / 15 miles

    The Challenge: Easy (1/5)
    ~80m gain. A micro-stage through market gardens and dunes.  

    Highlights: Tasting local sweets like the famous Clarinhas in Fão and the sunset at the Fort of São João Baptista.  

    What to Expect: A focus purely on gastronomy and the Litoral Norte Natural Park.

    The Insider’s View: End your day with a stroll along the Esposende promenade, on the suspended bridge. It’s one of the most peaceful endings to a stage on the entire route.

  • 25km / 16 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~310m gain. Short rural push through eucalyptus groves.  

    Highlights: The Santuário de Santa Luzia will be waiting at the top of the hill for you. Yes, it’s more than worth it! Exploring the Gil Eannes Hospital Ship and the costume museum in Viana's historic center is a plus.

    What to Expect: A short enough ride to leave the entire afternoon free for the epic view from the Santa Luzia Sanctuary, and relaxing by the river with some of the best “bola de berlim”/“berliner” of your life.

    The Insider’s View: The physical effort of the morning's final climb is rewarded at the summit with a breathtaking "reveal": your first full sight of Viana do Castelo, where the iron Eiffel Bridge stretches across the Lima River to meet the ocean.

  • 26km / 16 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~200m elevation gain. A short joyride on mostly flat, paved shoreline paths.  

    Highlights: The pristine, deserted beaches of Afife and Carreço, accessible only by these coastal trails.

    What to Expect: Fresh salt air and a meditative pace. The biggest challenge is leaving the comfort of the cafes in the central square.

    The Insider’s View: Plan for a long Albariño lunch in Caminha’s medieval Praça Conselheiro Silva Torres. It’s the best place to watch the international ferry traffic. If you wish for something lite for lunch, “Pra lá Caminha” will leave you speechless with their miscellaneous and tasty menu, less than a 1 min away from Moledo’s beach.

  • 35km / 22 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~570m elevation gain. A scenic, border-crossing journey.

    Highlights: Exploring the Castro de Santa Tegra Celtic ruins and the Monastery of Oia, standing where the mountains meet the sea.

    What to Expect: Wild coastal scenery. The e-bike makes the "up and up" after landing in Spain feel like a breeze.  

    The Insider’s View: Once you reach Baiona, spend the afternoon in the fortress. Walking the 3km defensive wall at sunset is a premium experience not to be missed.

  • 24km / 15 miles

    The Challenge: Easy-Moderate (2/5)
    ~380m gain. Short push between coastal cities, bypassing industry for the maritime heart.  

    Highlights: Exploring the authentic neighborhood of Bouzas, Vigo's heart far from mass tourism.  

    What to Expect: Vibrant city life mixed with quiet coastal trails and time for a ferry to the paradise of the Cíes Islands. 

    The Insider’s View: Leave the e-bikes well secured at the hotel and head straight for the Cíes Islands if you love nature and the peace that only a National Park can offer you! If you prefer, the seafood taverns of the old harbor in Bouzas are a must for lunching, where the locals eat.

  • 34km / 21 miles

    The Challenge: Moderate (3/5)
    ~600m gain. Standard climbs through hillside villages, rewarded with estuary views.  

    Highlights: Crossing the historic Sampaio Bridge, the site of Napoleon's defeat in Galicia. The best place to taste Tapas.

    What to Expect: A mix of forest trails and tapas bars in the evening.

    The Insider’s View: Leaving Vigo behind, the route rewards you with a long road that winds through quiet villages. Keep an eye out for the floating mussel "bateas."

  • 22km / 14 miles

    The Challenge: Easy (2/5)
    ~250m gain. Inland spa stage designed for physical reset.  

    Highlights: Soaking your legs in the 40ºC natural thermal water in the town square.  

    What to Expect: Your muscle difficulty meter will "reset" for the final stages thanks to the thermal treatments.

    The Insider’s View: This is the ultimate "Wellness Day." Book a massage in one of the local balnearios to prepare for the final push.

  • 19km / 12 miles

    The Challenge: Easy (1/5)
    ~150m gain. A short spiritual stroll through prestigious vineyards.  

    Highlights: Cycling through the Albariño vineyards of the Salnés Valley and the home of poet Rosalía de Castro.  

    What to Expect: A slow-paced immersion in Galician wine culture.

    The Insider’s View: Stop at a local "pazo" (manor house) for a private wine tasting, you’ll find many on the Camino route.

  • 24 km / 15 miles

    The Challenge: Moderate (3/5)
    ~475m gain. The final spiritual ascent through ancient oak forests.  

    Highlights: The first glimpse of the Cathedral from Monte do Gozo and the triumph in Plaza del Obradoiro.  

    What to Expect: A purely contemplative experience. No battery anxiety, just the finish line.

    The Insider’s View: Head straight to the Pilgrim’s Office to collect your Compostela certificate before the afternoon crowds arrive.
    Arrive with the luxury of time to explore the "Food Cathedral" (Mercado de Abastos) before your celebratory dinner.

RIESE & MÜLLER NEVO

your premium camino E-BIKE

The Camino is a conversation between you and the landscape, and our e-bike lets you listen.

We chose the Riese & Müller Nevo to make that conversation effortless, with quiet power when you need it, stability where the Way gets rough, and comfort that lasts all day.

Every detail is curated to reduce strain and increase presence, so your attention stays on the Atlantic air, the forests, and the meaning you’re seeking, day after day.

    • Geometry developed for a comfortable experience, even in consecutive days of riding;

    • Open frame, for an easy hop-in and out, adding ease;

    • Kinekt active seatpost suspension, which isolates you from bumps and road vibration, keeping you comfortably in the saddle with a steadier connection to the bike. By reducing bounce and excess movement at key contact points, it improves comfort, control, and traction, so you feel less fatigue and enjoy riding longer distances

    • Suntour Mobie front suspension fork built for confident, all-day touring. Its stiff 34mm chassis keeps steering precise under load, while 100mm of smooth travel absorbs cobbles, rough paths, and broken pavement, reducing fatigue and keeping the front wheel planted for better comfort, control, and traction.

    • Selle Royal Explora Moderate, acomfort-first touring saddle designed for moderate riding positions (not fully upright, not fully aggressive, 60º angle) and mixed-terrain days. It uses strategically placed Royalgel™ to reduce pressure where it matters most, plus an ergonomic central channel that relieves soft-tissue pressure while supporting the sit-bone zone.

    • Stable, spacious touring setup with 18L Riese & Müller front bag plus 40L Ortlieb rear panniers, both waterproof, keeping weight balanced and handling composed all day.

    • Magura hydraulic disc brakes deliver powerful, progressive stopping with minimal hand effort, precise control, and confident braking in touring conditions.

    • Schwalbe Johny Watts and/or Smart Sam tires were built for e-bike adventures, with a fast-rolling center tread for efficiency on pavement, with grippy side knobs for confident cornering on dirt, gravel, and forest tracks.
      The result is a stable, secure ride off-road, without sacrificing smooth, quiet speed on the road.

    • Tannus puncture and rim protector for inner tubes isa protective insert that helps prevent pinch flats and punctures while shielding the rim, providing more peace of mind and fewer interruptions.

    • Supernova lights are high-end German lighting with a bright, clean beam and excellent side visibility, built for safety and reliability in low light, rain, and early/late riding hours.

    • 625Wh Bosch battery: expect around 60 to 100 km per day, depending on assist level, terrain, wind, and load, with simple overnight charging.

    • Bosch Performance Line CX: Powerful, responsive support that makes steep climbs and loaded riding feel effortless, with 85 Nm of torque for confident momentum when it matters.

  • While we appreciate the modern look of belt drives, we have specifically reimagined our Santiago fleet with high-performance cassette systems.

    This choice ensures that your journey is never broken.

    Standard parts mean absolute reparability in even the smallest mountain village, because your spiritual momentum is too precious to be paused by a lack of specialized tools.

    That’s why we use:

    • Shimano CUES 11-speed transmission: smooth, practical gearing for touring with a wide range for climbs and long days, with reliable shifting that’s easy to live with/repair if needed on the road.

ABOUT THE EXPERIENCES

FAQS

  • We recommend cycling between March and October. Late spring (May/June) and early autumn (September/October) offer the most pleasant temperatures and vibrant scenery, avoiding the intense heat of July and August.

  • The Portuguese Coastal Way is generally moderate. The first stages are mostly flat and beginner-friendly, while Galicia adds rolling hills and a few steeper climbs. With our premium e-bikes, most active beginners to intermediate riders can comfortably complete the route.

  • No. If you can confidently ride a bicycle, you’re good to go!
    Our Bosch motors make conquering steep climbs like Saigráns feel effortless.
    We’ll explain how the setup works and answer all your questions, so your trip is seamless.

  • Like any rental service, we will ask for a valid ID or Passport and a credit card authorization of 500€ per e-bike reserved.

  • Most experiences begin at our CICLO shop in Vila Nova de Gaia, conveniently located near the Porto riverside.

  • Yes, to ensure equipment availability and logistics planning, especially for self-guided and private guided tours during peak season.

  • Our touring e-bikes use 625Wh batteries (or higher, depending on the model). Typical real-world range is 80–100 km per charge, depending on terrain, wind, rider weight, luggage, and assist level.
    To maximize range, use Eco/Tour on flat boardwalks and save Turbo for steeper climbs.
    We provide chargers for overnight charging or mid-day top-ups, when outlets are available.

  • While our urban fleet often uses Gates Carbon Drive belts for silence and cleanliness, we utilize standard chain-and-cassette systems for long-distance touring. This ensures maximum reparability, as standard components are readily available in any rural Galician village, unlike specialized belt drive parts.

  • Our bikes are adjustable to fit almost any size, whether you're short, tall, male, female, or a child.
    As long as you're over 1.50 meters (4ft9) tall and under 140kg (310lbs), you're all set to ride!

  • In a Self-Guided tour, you are the pilot. We provide the GPS, handle your luggage, and book your hotels, and you ride at your own pace independently.
    In a Private Tour, you have a dedicated CICLO guide riding with you. The guide handles all the "mental load": navigation, timing, and local stories, while the support team provides the safety net for tired legs, empty stomachs, or mechanical issues.

  • It depends on the product (rental, self-guided, private guided tour).
    We always aim to set you up with the essentials: e-bike, charger, helmet, high-security lock, waterproof panniers, mechanical kit, and a proper safety briefing. Your confirmation email will list everything included.

  • Our Self-Guided and Guided tours include a daily luggage transfer service. Simply leave your bags at the hotel reception by morning, and they will be delivered to your next accommodation, usually by 3:00 PM, allowing you to ride light with only a small day pack.

    If you’re travelling with a larger suitcase, you can store it with us until you return. Alternatively, if you prefer, we can forward it to Santiago so it’s waiting for you on your arrival day.

  • If you’re not sure what to pack, keep it simple and focus on comfort and weather protection.

    • Clothing: Comfortable, breathable layers you can pedal in. Avoid long, loose items that could catch on the bike.

    • Shoes: Closed-toe shoes with a firm sole (sneakers or light walking shoes).

    • Weather: A light rain jacket or windbreaker is strongly recommended year-round. Weather conditions can change quickly.

    • Essentials: Water bottle, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a small snack.

    • Phone & navigation: A fully charged smartphone. If you’re doing a rental or self-guided route, a power bank is very helpful.

    • Personal items: Any medication you may need, and a small amount of cash for cafés/stops.

  • You have a few comfortable options:

    • Private transfer (recommended): a premium private van back to Porto (time varies with traffic. Consider roughly ~2.5–3 hours on the road.)

    • Public transport: bus or train options typically take longer (often around 4+ hours total).
      If you choose the train, note that the Porto–Vigo Celta requires seat reservations and has limited capacity.

    • We can advise on logistics and bike handling depending on the option you choose.

  • For e-bike rentals, we offer a full refund if you cancel at least 7 days before your start date. Cancellations made within 7 days are non-refundable.

    For Self-Guided and Private Guided tours, bookings are non-refundable because the experience requires pre-booked third-party services (such as accommodations, luggage transfers, and partner arrangements).

    Rescheduling may be possible, but it depends on our partners’ availability. Contact us as early as possible, and we’ll do our best to find an alternative date.

    Policies vary by product and season. Your booking confirmation includes the exact terms.

Your Journey, Simplified

  • Rental is independent travel, and you are fully free to plan your own journey and pace. It’s included the bike and essential accessories:

    • Premium e-bike + charger

    • Helmet

    • High-security lock

    • Panniers + front bag

    • Puncture kit + basic tools

    • Setup + briefing

    • E-bike drop-off

    If things like route planning or GPX navigation, accommodation, restaurant bookings, luggage transfer, transfers between cities, and guided services or more interest you, let us know.

    We have options to add comfort and convenience to your needs!

  • Pick-up takes place at CICLO, where we adjust the bike to your height, weight, and double-check with you the basic setup.

    Drop-off, for your total convenience, is included and handled personally by our team in Santiago de Compostela.

    If you’d like the bike to be delivered in Santiago (or anywhere else along the route), this can be arranged.

    • You plan the journey: route, accommodation, meals, and timings are up to you.

    • Charging: You’ll need to charge the battery at your convenience.

    • Bike care: Please keep the bike locked when unattended and don’t leave it outside overnight.

    • Road conditions: expect mixed surfaces and shared paths, and ride respectfully around pedestrians.

    • Weather: bring layers and rain protection, especially for coastal sections.

  • Rental is bike-only. You are free to choose your own route, daily distances, and where you stay each night.

    If you’re riding to Santiago, we recommend planning your stages and ensuring your accommodation can store the bike safely and provide access to charging.

  • We believe the best support is the kind you don't have to think about.

    We've redesigned our touring fleet with standard cassette systems, punture proof tannus protection, and top-of-the-line tires, to ensure a reduced probability of anything that can slow you down.
    If something happens, we are a step away from either repairing or providing you with another bike anywhere on the trail.

    Your only 'job' is to enjoy the Atlantic breeze. We handle the heavy lifting, the mechanics, and the navigation, so you can focus on the destination.

    Bikes come with basic repair essentials. We can provide remote assistance and a plan for local support if anything more serious happens.

  • Navigation & Route

    • Navigation upgrade: Quad Lock Out Front Mount Pro + phone case

    • Roadbook: PDF + tested GPX (offline backup option)

    Pilgrim Essentials

    • Camino Credential + protective cover

    • Scallop Shell

    Power & Charging

    • Power kit: EU plug + extension / power strip (hotel-friendly)

    • Extra battery (subject to availability)

    Luggage & Transport

    • Luggage transfer

    • Shuttle transfer

    • Luggage storage

    • CICLO personalised luggage tags (for luggage transfers)

    Bike Accessories

    • Rearview mirror: Ergotec M99

    • Bottle cage + water bottle (bidon)

    Gear & Bags

    • Rack-Pack 31L: Ortlieb

    • Softshell jacket: Vaude

    Protection & Assistance

    • Optional insurance / damage waiver + travel assistance

    Experiences & Add-ons

    • Wellness break: Thermal Baths & Spa

    • Finisterra day trip

    • Action cameras

  • A deposit of 500€ per bike is required at pickup.

    • You are responsible for loss, theft, or damage during the rental period.

    • Normal wear from riding is expected.

    • Avoid leaving the bike unattended without a lock.

    • Please ask us at pickup if you want to understand what is considered “wear” vs “damage”.

    • If you need to cancel or change your rental dates, please let us know as early as possible. Cancellations made up to 7 days before the pickup date are eligible for a full refund. Cancellations made within 7 days of the pickup date are non-refundable.

e-bike rental

  • We provide the e-bike setup, route guidance (GPX), and support, plus logistics depending on what you want.

    It includes:

    • Premium e-bike + charger

    • Helmet

    • High-security lock

    • Panniers + front bag

    • Puncture kit + basic tools

    • Setup + briefing

    • Accommodation

    • Luggage transfer

    • E-bike drop-off

    If things like restaurant bookings, luggage storage, shuttle transfer, extra experiences, guided services, or other services interest you, let us know.

    We have options to add comfort and convenience to your needs!

  • Pick-up takes place at CICLO, where we adjust the bike to your height, weight, and double-check with you the basic setup.

    Drop-off, for your total convenience, is included and handled personally by our team in Santiago de Compostela.

    If you’d like the bike to be delivered in Santiago (or anywhere else along the route), this can be arranged.

    • We plan the journey: route, accommodation, luggage transfer, and bike drop-off.

    • Charging: You’ll need to charge the battery at your convenience.

    • Bike care: Please keep the bike locked when unattended and don’t leave it outside overnight.

    • Road conditions: expect mixed surfaces and shared paths, and ride respectfully around pedestrians.

    • Weather: bring layers and rain protection, especially on coastal sections.

  • We offer three options to match your needs: 5, 7, or 10 days, following the itinerary outlined above.

    For your comfort, we always book 4-star (or higher) accommodations.

  • We believe the best support is the kind you don't have to think about.

    We've redesigned our touring fleet with standard cassette systems, punture proof tannus protection, and top-of-the-line tires, to ensure a reduced probability of anything that can slow you down.
    If something happens, we are a step away from either repairing or providing you with another bike anywhere on the trail.

    Your only 'job' is to enjoy the Atlantic breeze. We handle the heavy lifting, the mechanics, and the navigation, so you can focus on the destination.

    Bikes come with basic repair essentials. We can provide remote assistance and a plan for local support if anything more serious happens.

  • Navigation & Route

    • Navigation upgrade: Quad Lock Out Front Mount Pro + phone case

    Pilgrim Essentials

    • Camino Credential + protective cover

    • Scallop Shell

    Power & Charging

    • Power kit: EU plug + extension / power strip (hotel-friendly)

    • Extra battery (subject to availability)

    Luggage & Transport

    • Shuttle transfer

    • Luggage storage

    Bike Accessories

    • Rearview mirror: Ergotec M99

    • Bottle cage + water bottle (bidon)

    Gear & Bags

    • Rack-Pack 31L: Ortlieb

    • Softshell jacket: Vaude

    Protection & Assistance

    • Optional insurance / damage waiver + travel assistance

    Experiences & Add-ons

    • Wellness break: Thermal Baths & Spa

    • Finisterra day trip

    • Action cameras

  • Deposit

    • A €500 deposit is required at pickup, with a copy of your ID/Passport.

    Your responsibility during the rental

    • You are responsible for loss, theft, or any damage to the bike during the rental period.

    • Normal wear from riding is expected.

    • Please do not leave the bike unattended without locking it.

    Wear vs. damage

    • If you’d like clarity on what is considered normal wear versus damage, please ask us at pickup, we’re happy to explain with examples.

    Cancellation & rescheduling

    • Bookings are non-refundable, as the experience involves pre-booked third-party services (e.g., accommodations, luggage transfers, and partner arrangements).

    • Rescheduling may be possible, depending on our partners’ availability. Please contact us as early as possible, and we’ll do our best to offer an alternative date.

    • Policies can vary by product and season. Your booking confirmation always includes the exact terms that apply to your reservation.

Self-Guided

  • You ride and enjoy the Atlantic breeze, we take care of the route, logistics, and details in real time.

    It includes:

    • Expert local guide (bilingual) riding with you

    • Premium e-bike + charger

    • Daily luggage transfer

    • Carefully selected accommodation, matched to your comfort level

    • Safety & essentials: helmet, high-security lock, panniers/front bag, puncture kit + basic tools

    • Planning & coordination: route management, local recommendations, and reservationssupport as needed

    • Return & logistics, arranged seamlessly (private transfers on request, etc)

    • Easy drop-off, with flexible return options depending on your itinerary

    • A private Porto warm-up ride to discover the city and get fully comfortable with the e-bikes (fit, assist modes, riding tips).

    If you’d like upgrades such as wine experiences, thermal spa stops, Finisterra day trip, or themed cultural visits, tell us your style, and we’ll tailor the trip to your rhythm.

  • Private transfers can be arranged to make the experience seamless. Share your location and timing, and we’ll propose the best option.

    • We plan the journey: route, accommodation, meals, all the details are taken care of.

    • Group size: Private tours are ideal for couples, families, and groups, ideally up to 6 people. If your group is larger, share your group size, and we’ll thoughtfully tailor the experience to keep it safe, seamless, and truly curated.

    • Accommodations: We select premium 4-star (or higher) hotels, chosen for comfort, location, and quality of service.

    • Meals: Daily breakfast is included. We also take care of curating and securing lunch and dinner reservations based on your preferences, so everything runs seamlessly - meals are paid directly by you.

    • Charging: We’ll charge the battery at your convenience.

    • Bike care: We will take care of locking and securing them overnight.

    • Road conditions: expect mixed surfaces and shared paths, and ride respectfully around pedestrians.

    • Weather: bring layers and rain protection, especially on coastal sections.

  • Private tours are built around you.
    Whether you want to focus on Rías Baixas wine tastings, extended spa stays in Caldas de Reis, or a faster "Executive Sprint" pace, we tailor the daily distances, cities, and hotel selections to you and your group's preferences.

  • Your guide rides with you throughout, managing pace, navigation, and safety in real time, anticipating issues before they become problems.

    Each day starts with a quick check-in on bike setup, battery, and route conditions, and we adapt the plan on the spot for weather, energy levels, or comfort.

    Behind the scenes, your guide stays in constant contact with the CICLO support team and local partners, so if anything ever requires external assistance (from a quick adjustment to a replacement solution), it’s coordinated immediately and handled for you.

    You just ride and enjoy the Camino. Everything else is covered.

  • If you’d like to elevate your Coastal Camino experience, we can pre-arrange a seamless set of premium add-ons before you start, such as:

    • A premium Port wine lodge visit & tasting.

    • A curated lunch reservation (classic local cuisine or contemporary tasting menus, depending on your style).

    • A dinner reservation in Porto, including elevated and fine-dining options.

    Along the route to Santiago, we can also add wellness and luxury experiences, such as:

    • Thermal spa time in Caldas de Reis (a well-known Camino stop for hot spring relaxation).

    • Oceanfront thalassotherapy on the Galician coast (in the Oia area).

    • A private Douro sunset yacht/sailboat cruise as a special Porto goodbye.

    These are just examples. Tell us your wishes and priorities, and we’ll do our best to make them happen smoothly. All add-ons are subject to availability and third-party booking terms.

  • Deposit

    • A €500 deposit is required at pickup, with a copy of your ID/Passport.

    Your responsibility:

    • You are responsible for any loss, theft, or damage to the bike during the experience period.

    • Normal wear from riding is expected.

    • Please do not leave the bike unattended without locking it.

    Wear vs. damage

    • If you’d like clarity on what is considered normal wear versus damage, please ask us at pickup, we’re happy to explain with examples.

    Cancellation & rescheduling

    • Bookings are non-refundable, as the experience involves pre-booked third-party services (e.g., accommodations, luggage transfers, and partner arrangements).

    • Rescheduling may be possible, depending on our partners’ availability. Please contact us as early as possible, and we’ll do our best to offer an alternative date.

    • Policies can vary by product and season. Your booking confirmation always includes the exact terms that apply to your reservation.

PRIVATE guided TOUR