6 tours · €79–€2489 per person · ★ 4.9
Want to see Santiago de Compostela without the long drive across the border? A guided Santiago de Compostela tour from Porto is the easy way to do it, with the transport and route sorted so you can just enjoy the cathedral city in Galicia.
The cathedral is the main draw, and the old town around the Praza do Obradoiro is made for wandering, so leave yourself time on foot. When you compare tours, check whether the day includes a stop in Valença on the way - the fortress walls and the views over the river are well worth it, and most Santiago de Compostela day trips from Porto pause there. Watching the budget? A small-group tour keeps the price down. Want to linger longer at the cathedral and set your own pace? A private tour with hotel pickup is the way to go.
6 Santiago de Compostela tours from €79. Full-day trips from Porto, private and small-group, with hotel pickup and free cancellation on most - easy to book online.
Santiago de Compostela, is one of the most magical cities in Galicia, Spain. Santiago concentrates in itself, culture, religion, people, academic life...
Cross the border into Spain and retrace part of St James Way – a sacred route followed by centuries of pilgrims – on a visit to Santiago de Compostela...
This cycling tour presents itself as an easy route to reach Santiago de Compostela, the ultimate pilgrimage beacon in the Iberian Peninsula and one of...
On this 8 hours tour we offer you the opportunity to visit Santiago de Compostela, one of the most important places for pilgrimage in the world and Va...
Experience a comfortable and flexible journey between Porto and Santiago de Compostela with our premium private transfer service, designed for pilgrim...
Santiago is one of the most popular destination for catholic pilgrims in the whole world. Is the capital of Galiza (Spain), and is the location of the...
Porto is at its best in late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September to October), with mild weather and the Douro looking its finest just before and after the summer rush. Summer is warm and lively; winters are cool and damp but atmospheric and cheap.
Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) sits about 30 minutes from the centre by metro. The old town and riverside Ribeira are best explored on foot (expect hills and steps), with the metro, trams and short taxis for longer distances. Douro Valley trips usually include pickup.
6 tours from Porto to Santiago de Compostela are available for booking on Guidekin. The highest-rated is 7-Day The Way of St James Bike Tour- The Coast Path - Camino to Santiago with 5.0/5 from 43 reviews.
Prices range from €79 to €2489 per person. The most affordable option is Day Trip from Porto to Santiago de Compostela and Valença at €79. The premium choice is 7-Day The Way of St James Bike Tour- The Coast Path - Camino to Santiago at €2489.
Based on 1214 traveler reviews across 6 tours, 7-Day The Way of St James Bike Tour- The Coast Path - Camino to Santiago has the highest rating: 5.0/5 (43 reviews).
Duration ranges from 3h to 8 days. The shortest is Porto to Santiago de Compostela Private Transfer (or Reverse) at 3h. The longest is 7-Day The Way of St James Bike Tour- The Coast Path - Camino to Santiago at 8 days.
Browse 6 available tours above, select your preferred date and group size, and book directly on Guidekin. Most tours offer instant confirmation and free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Most tours from Porto to Santiago de Compostela offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Check the cancellation policy on each tour page for exact terms.
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