Level
4 - Advanced - hilly and mountainous - 50 to 90 km
Head to Santiago de Compostela, a major Catholic center and a popular destination known for its world-renowned pilgrimages and cathedral. Unlike the pilgrims, you’ll begin your cycling journey in Compostela before heading to Portugal to discover the best of the Iberian Peninsula. As you pass through the six stopover towns, immerse yourself in the pleasures of the Atlantic coast, where the seaside and its culinary delights are never far away!
You’ll be charmed by Pontevedra and its intimate, walkable city center, a global leader in sustainable development and accessibility. Once you cross into Portugal, Viana de Castelo opens up before you like a gateway to the ocean, with its Basílica de Santa Luzia offering a breathtaking view. We end on a high note by heading to Porto, where you can savor the drink of the same name, along with memories of two weeks of cycling where the sacred and the pleasurable became one!
Do you want to travel with your own group—family, friends, or colleagues? Are you looking to bring a project to life? Explore a new destination? Take on a sporting challenge? Raise funds for a cause close to your heart? Choose our Customized package and decide on the 3 Ds: Date, Destination, and Duration. Tell us about your plans, including your preferred dates and desired destination, whether it’s for a day, a week, or a fortnight. We’ll help you make your getaway dreams a reality in good company.
Montreal-Trudeau
Porto
Porto
Montreal-Trudeau
Route difficulty: 4+
Fairly difficult route: hilly and mountainous, with relatively steep climbs; 50 to 90 km.
Montreal-Trudeau
Porto
Porto
Montreal-Trudeau
Route difficulty: 4+
Fairly difficult route: hilly and mountainous, with relatively steep climbs; 50 to 90 km.
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