Camino de Santiago from Tui
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From Tui it is 118 km to Santiago on the Camino Portugués: 6 stages, so plan 6 walking days plus one for travel. It qualifies for the Compostela: it is over 100 km on foot.
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- Day 1 · 16.1 km
Tui – O Porriño
Night in O Porriño.
- Day 2 · 16.4 km
O Porriño – Redondela
Night in Redondela.
- Day 3 · 18.2 km
Redondela – Pontevedra
Night in Pontevedra.
- Day 4 · 22.9 km
Pontevedra – Caldas de Reis
Night in Caldas de Reis.
- Day 5 · 18.8 km
Caldas de Reis – Padrón
Night in Padrón.
- Day 6 · 25.2 km
Padrón – Santiago de Compostela
Night in Santiago de Compostela.
How to get to Tui
- Plane: Vigo has an airport. (Source: Aena, accessed 24/10/2026)
- On foot: the Tui International Bridge crosses the Miño into Portugal. (Source: Turismo de Galicia, accessed 24/10/2026)
Before you travel, check timetables and fares on the operator’s website (Renfe, CP, SNCF, bus company or airport).
Where to stay in Tui
Guesthouses, hotels and rural houses at the start and at the end of every stage. Lodging in Tui
Best months
April, May, June, September and October. 2027 is a Holy Year: book well ahead from May to October. Weather by month
Frequently asked questions
How many km is it from Tui to Santiago?
118 km on the Camino Portugués, split into 6 stages.
How many days does it take from Tui?
6 walking days, with stages of about 20 km on average. If you split a long stage, add a day.
Can I get the Compostela starting in Tui?
Yes. The Pilgrim’s Office asks for at least the last 100 km on foot, with two stamps a day in your credential.
How do I get to Tui?
Plane: Vigo has an airport.
When is the best time to start in Tui?
The best months are April, May, June, September and October.
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