Designed and built entirely by Portuguese companies, this five-star boutique hotel oozes local vibes. Its 19 rooms come complete with many comforts, from marble bathrooms with walk-in showers to plush bathrobes. Right in the heart of town, the hotel places you perfectly for easy exploration of Tomar and its sights.

This elegant, five-star, city center hotel was created from the 18th-century Palacio das Cardosas and boasts an enviable view of the emblematic Avenida dos Aliados and the Belle Epoque-era Praca da Liberdade. Surround yourself in old-world luxury, beneath crystal chandeliers and in the English library-esque bar, with its grand piano and extensive selection of local port wines. Rooms are surprisingly spacious with a contemporary feel and period accents, from the detailed crown molding to the ceiling-height mirrors.

With its peaceful garden and indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Vila Gale Collection Braga feels reminiscent of a regal estate. The former Sao Marcos hospital, which dates back to 1508, now offers comfortable guest rooms with modern amenities such as free WiFi, room service, and available spa treatments. It's all conveniently close to Braga's dining, shops, and attractions, including the notable Braga Cathedral.

A replica of a traditional Galician country house, Parador de Tui enjoys a central position in Tui, surrounded by mountains and overlooking the river. Its airy rooms feature traditional decor, and come complete with WiFi, minibars, and flat-screen TVs. The hotel's restaurant serves regional specialties, while its outdoor facilities include a lush garden, a tennis court, and a seasonal pool.

Occupying a beautiful 16th-century Renaissance palace, this four-star hotel bedazzles with elegant details like the marble staircase in the lobby and the exposed beams in the bar. The rooms feature vintage furnishings, flat-screen TVs, and mini refrigerators. The ambiance pairs perfectly with the convenient location, just minutes away from Basilica de Santa Maria a Maior.

Travel back in history with a stay in this grand hotel — originally a royal hospital built in the 15th century — in the center of Obradoiro Square. Four-poster beds, brocade linens, warm woods, and rich velvets adorn the comfortable rooms. The restaurant serves a delicious menu of Galician-style food, although endless culinary delights await outside the hotel.

Locally guided hikes, with visits to historic cathedrals and other attractions, through the countryside and small villages of Northern Portugal and Spain.

Comfortable and luxury historic hotels with modern conveniences, restaurants, and ideal locations.

Spring and fall mornings are cool but warm up to 70F at midday, cooling back down to about 50F in late afternoon.

Vineyards, rolling hills, olive groves, cobblestone streets, ancient bridges, old Roman roads, and historic hilltop villages! We have designed the trip to show you the best parts of the Camino Portugues. Please note that getting into small towns and villages sometimes requires walking through more built-up areas.

Our Camino Portugues trip links nicely with some departures of our Camino Frances, so you can do both. Call for details!

Absolutely! We've designed the Camino Portugues to offer a familiar experience, with the same expert lead guides, high level of service, comfortable accommodations, and rewarding level of challenge as the Camino Frances. It's the perfect way to enjoy a new route and explore Portugal with a team you trust.