Camino de Santiago

The bike for the road

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If you are looking for a more comfortable and efficient experience to live the Camino de Santiago, you have found the right place.

Enjoy the Camino de Santiago by electric bike with e-Bike Compostela. We have a fleet of high-quality bicycles from which you can choose electric or muscular and the perfect size for you.

Travel the Camino de Santiago with our electric bicycles and live an unforgettable trip.

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The Camino de Santiago by bike

More and more pilgrims are betting on undertaking the Camino de Santiago by bicycle. Many of them are amateur cyclists who enjoy cycling routes in their free time throughout the year. Others try it for the first time and become bicycle enthusiasts. It is important to be well prepared and take the necessary precautions to fully enjoy this exciting experience.

Before the road

Get ready for the road

The Camino de Santiago can be hard and demanding. You must walk a series of stages with a specific number of kilometres on a surface that is not always smoothly. Paths of stones, mount tracks and secondary roads are some of the ways that you must circulate to complete your Camino.

Although electric bicycles require less physical effort than a conventional bicycle, they require being in good physical shape. The route of the Camino de Santiago by electric bicycle is a perfect option for those who want to enjoy an adventure without getting too tired.

The necessary luggage

You must balance your luggage so as not to carry anything more than what is strictly necessary. A saddlebag or a fanny pack will be your best allies when pedalling to Santiago.

Hostels

Did you know that pilgrims who go on foot have preference over those who travel by bicycle? Planning where to spend the night is decisive since it can mean changes in the organization of your trip.

Examine all the stages

You must plan the kilometres you will do each day and the route to follow The weather will influence the development of the Camino, but also your physical condition and the load with which you travel.

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Which route are you going to choose?

The Camino de Santiago is one of the most popular routes in Europe. Year after year, thousands of pilgrims travel along many stages until reaching the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, where the remains of the apostle Santiago rest.

Each route of the Camino de Santiago offers a unique and exciting experience with its own characteristics and natural beauties. The choice of the route will depend on the personal interests of each pilgrim as well as on the time available and the physical shape.

The French Way

The French Way is the most famous and the most traveled. From France to Santiago de Compostela, it covers more than 800 kilometres through beautiful landscapes, picturesque towns and historical monuments spread across the north of the Iberian Peninsula.

The Portuguese Way

The Portuguese Way starts in Tui, although there are variants that start in Lisbon or Porto. It is famous for its pretty coastal scenery and the beauty of the villages it runs through. This route became popular from the 12th century, coinciding with the independence of Portugal.

The Northern Way

The Northern Way is a route that begins in Irún and continues along the coast of the Cantabrian Sea. It is an impressive route, with magnificent views of the coast and the mountains, but tremendously demanding due to the mountainous terrain.

The English Way

The English Way is a historical route that begins in Ferrol or A Coruña. It became popular thanks to the pilgrims who came to Galicia from the United Kingdom and other English-speaking countries. It is a shorter route (about 100 kilometres) which makes it one of the most suitable options for pilgrims who have a few days to travel the Camino.

The Primitive Way

Considered the first pilgrimage route and the oldest. The Primitive Way joins Oviedo with Santiago de Compostela. It goes largely across the remains of Roman roads.

The Silver Way

From Seville to Astorga, where it connects with the French Way, the Silver Way covers more than 700 kilometres through beautiful places in our geography. It is the most popular route from the south of the Peninsula.

The Camino de Santiago by electric bike

E-Bike Compostela electric bikes are durable and comfortable, with adjustable seats, ergonomic handlebars and high-quality brake systems. The electric motors are powerful and reliable, meaning you'll be able to travel long distances without worrying about running out of battery.

You can complement your bike with practical extras, such as waterproof saddlebags to store your luggage or a GPS.

Doing the Camino de Santiago on an electric bicycle offers you great flexibility. You can stop at any time to explore a place, take photos or simply to rest.

The towns and cities through which the Camino crosses offer a wide variety of gastronomic and cultural options to enjoy.

Traveling the Camino de Santiago by bicycle is an unforgettable experience that combines sport, adventure and tradition.

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Cube Reaction Hybrid 625

Orbea Oiz H30 Muscular

Bianchi e-Vertic X-Type

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How to rent your electric bicycle for the Camino de Santiago?

Online booking

Book your electric or muscle bike through this form. You can choose the bike size that best suits you, all bikes high-end and top quality.

Shipments to all Spain

We ship electric bicycles anywhere in the Iberian Peninsula. You will receive the bicycle at your hostel or hotel the day before the start of the route. When you arrive at Santiago de Compostela, you can notify us 40 minutes in advance and we will pick the bike wherever you are.

Full equipment

Together with the electric bicycle we will send you the rest of the necessary equipment for your trip: protective helmet, safety lock, tool kit and rear light.

Flexible return

We have two main points for the return of bicycles. You can choose between the point of Santiago or Fisterra. If you want to return it to another place, please contact us and we will manage the return that best suits your plans.

Our routes

Camiño dos Faros Route

To discover Costa da Morte we suggest this six-day route divided into stages of approximately 30 to 40 km. You will immerse yourself in the magic of Galicia, you will know its history, its lighthouses, its castros, granaries, beaches. You do not need to be a bicycle specialist, just a lover of pedaling on any type of terrain.

Distance -200 km

Duration -6 days

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Route Palas de Reis – Santiago

This route is one of the last stages of the Camino de Santiago. We set out from Palas passing through Melide, Arzua and we arrived in Santiago in just one day. But we have a more than obligatory stop in the so famous and well-known Monte do Gozo, we will see from the top the charming city of Santiago de Compostela and its glorious Cathedral. From there until our end of adventure to the Plaza del Obradoiro will take us only approximately 30 minutes.

Distance -70.5 km

Duration -1 day

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Route Santiago – Finisterre

For those who want to continue their pilgrimage from Santiago, or for those who want to start their journey in our land, we also have this route from Santiago to Finisterre.

Distance -100 km

Duration -7 hours or 2 days

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Circular Routes in Santiago

We also have routes from 1 hour to 4 hours long, circular, and difficult for all options, from basic to more complex. You can check tracks and any other information by email or phone.

Distance -According to route

Duration -1h - 4h

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