Cycling the Camino de Santiago is a wonderful alternative to walking. There are many advantages to cycling the Camino, including covering more ground in less time. Cycling is also definitely easier if you are bringing children on the Camino. We offer self-guided tours on both regular bikes and e-bikes. If you are considering cycling the Camino de Santiago instead of walking, bear in mind we generally only recommend cycling the Camino routes if you cycle regularly and if you are familiar with basic bike maintenance. We hope these articles inspire you and help you plan your Camino de Santiago adventure.
Karl cycled the last stretch of the French Way with colleagues Ana, Sophie and Ciara. This is his account of the trip. Cycling the Camino Francés from Sarria to Santiago takes three days and covers around 115km, split into stages of roughly 46km, 30km and 39km. The route runs through the Galician hills with several […]
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The Camino de Santiago, a historic pilgrimage route traditionally travelled on foot or horseback, has evolved to embrace modern technology. Cycling the Camino de Santiago on an e-bike is an increasingly popular way to experience the route with extra comfort and flexibility. Electric bikes make it easier to tackle hills and longer distances while still
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Tuscany is world-renowned as being one of the most beautiful parts of Italy. The Via Francigena route, which passes through Tuscany, offers the perfect opportunity to experience the region by bike. Along the way, you will be immersed in a region of tranquillity and outstanding beauty, with the bonus of offering some of the world’s
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An Amateur Cyclist in Tuscany I could never be described as an avid cyclist or, any type of cyclist come to think of it. But this October I had the enviable honour of going on a cycling tour through Tuscany along the Via Francigena cycle from Lucca to Siena with two of my work colleagues.
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Were you aware that around 10% of all pilgrims arriving in Santiago de Compostela are ‘Bicigrinos’, those who embark on their journey by bicycle? Almost 25,000 Bicigrinos opt to cycle the Camino routes annually to obtain their Compostela certificate. Consider embarking on a cycling adventure along the Camino Routes. With several distinct cycling routes leading
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The Camino de Santiago and the Via Francigena are the perfect holiday destinations for families. Our Camino for families packages are packed full of family activities designed to offer the perfect balance of adventure, fun, and playtime. Whether you decide to walk your way to Santiago on the Portuguese Coastal or cycle through picturesque villages
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Being an outdoor enthusiast, I was very excited to set off on a cycling trip with my colleagues on the Camino in October. We were cycling the Portuguese Coastal Way, starting in the beautiful City of Porto. Cycling the Portuguese Coastal Way is one of the most scenic ways to experience the Camino de Santiago.
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Our Journey Cycling the Camino Ingles The Camino Inglés is one of the shortest but most demanding Camino routes, known for its steep climbs, quiet countryside, and sense of challenge. In this cycling diary, Brian and Becca share their personal experience of riding the Camino Inglés — from misty coastal paths and forest tracks to
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Cycling or walking the Camino? That is a question we get asked quite a lot! This article helps you decide whether walking or cycling the Camino is the right choice for you. To give you an idea, for the past few years, approximately 6 to 8% of all Compostela certificates have been issued to bike-pilgrims
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September is one of the busiest months on the Camino, with walkers and cyclists sharing the trails. Understanding good bike etiquette on the Camino is essential to ensure a safe, respectful, and enjoyable experience for everyone. As cycling continues to grow in popularity, knowing how to ride considerately helps preserve the unique spirit of the
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Cycling the Camino de Santiago is a fantastic alternative to walking, offering freedom, flexibility and the chance to experience more of the route in less time. Whether you’re travelling solo, with friends or as a family, cycling allows you to enjoy the landscapes, culture and spirit of the Camino at your own pace. It allows
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So you have decided to do the Camino on two wheels. Congratulations, you are in for an amazing cycling adventure. If you haven’t been on a cycling holiday before, this can be a daunting task, but we’re here to help. Thousands of people cycle the Camino routes each year from all around the world. We’ve
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Proper planning and preparation are essential before setting off on your Camino de Santiago journey. To help you get ready, here are our top tips for cycling the Camino de Santiago. Taking time to prepare will make your ride safer, more enjoyable and more rewarding. If you’re thinking about cycling the Camino for the first
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Cycling the Camino de Santiago is an unforgettable adventure. One of the most common questions from cyclists is simple: What should I wear? Choosing the right clothing can make the journey more comfortable, enjoyable, and memorable. If you’re planning to cycle one of the Camino routes, knowing what to wear will help you stay comfortable
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Tips for Cycling the Camino – Part 1 While most Camino de Santiago pilgrims follow the Camino routes to Santiago on foot, over 10% of pilgrims arriving in Santiago each year do so by bike. They are called ‘bicigrinos’ (bike pilgrims). If you are preparing to be a bicigrino in 2024, Peter Duffy has prepared
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While most Camino de Santiago pilgrims follow the routes to Santiago de Compostela on foot, over 10% of pilgrims arriving in Santiago each year do so by bike. They are called ‘bicigrinos’ (bike pilgrims). If you are preparing to be a bicigrino in 2015, Peter Duffy has prepared two handy articles to help you prepare.
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Camino pilgrims are sharing their experiences cycling the Camino, which brings with it its own share of struggles and accomplishments.
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Via de la Plata Cycling From A Gudina to Santiago The Via de la Plata in Galicia is known to be one of the most spectacular routes to Santiago de Compostela. The full Camino route of the Via de la Plata is 1000km long starting in Seville in the southern region of Andalucia. Our Cycling
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Cycling the Camino Step by Step Guide CaminoWays.com managing director Roland talks us through Cycling the Camino Step by Step Guide when renting a bike for your Camino cycling adventure. The steps for cycling the Camino are as follows: 1. Take the bike out of the box Your bike will arrive to your hotel in
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The Camino de Santiago by bike Take the pilgrim trail to Santiago de Compostela on your bike with CaminoWays.com, the walking and cycling holiday specialist. The Camino de Santiago is not just a walking route; last year, over 12% of those who received their Compostela Camino certificate completed the journey by bike. These cyclists are
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