Make an unforgettable cycling holiday along the final part of the Camino Francés pilgrimage route, from O Cebreiro to Santiago de Compostela. Cycling this route is an excellent choice as it is fairly easy to navigate and offers many fantastic places to visit along the way.
Starting in O Cebreiro, you gradually leave the seemingly endless Meseta behind and cycle into a diverse and hilly landscape. The journey passes through charming villages and continues into Galicia, Spain’s green corner, a region strongly influenced by Celtic culture. At the end of the trip, you arrive at the magnificent and legendary cathedral in Santiago de Compostela – the culmination of your long and beautiful journey along the Camino Francés.
The trip’s length, in terms of days and kilometers, is planned according to the distances we consider suitable. If you wish to make the journey longer or shorter, it can often be adjusted to your preferences.
Difficulty Level
The daily stages range between approximately 21 and 46 km, mostly along small country roads. There are no particular technical challenges, but some sections of the route include uphill climbs. We therefore classify it as easy to moderate, 2–3 on a 5-point scale.
Weather
The climate in the area is very mild, being close to the Atlantic. Average temperatures are around 15°C throughout the year, and extreme temperature fluctuations are uncommon. Summer months tend to be dry and warm, while spring and autumn are mild and excellent for cycling, though there is some risk of rain showers.
