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Mvico Bikes Bike rental for the Camino de Santiago, with delivery and pickup at your chosen starting point. Enjoy your cycling route without worrying about logistics.

18/09/2026

Not solving your problems...

just the planet’s 🚲🌱

Happy Friday!

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2027 HOLY YEAR!You can do the Camino any year.⠀But 2027 is making a pretty convincing argument.⠀Consider this your sign....
16/09/2026

2027 HOLY YEAR!

You can do the Camino any year.

But 2027 is making a pretty convincing argument.

Consider this your sign.

Or ignore it and explain yourself to Santiago later.

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14/09/2026

Only two hours in Santiago de Compostela?

Here’s how we would spend them 👇

1️⃣ HOUR ONE: GET LOST IN THE OLD TOWN

Start at the Alameda viewpoint for one of the best photos of the Cathedral

Then walk through Porta Faxeira, Rúa do Franco, Praza do Obradoiro, Praterías, Quintana and Cervantes

Cobblestone streets, historic churches, centuries-old university buildings and stone arcades

Don’t try to see everything

Just walk, look up and let Santiago do its thing

2️⃣ HOUR TWO: THE CATHEDRAL FROM ABOVE

Visit the Cathedral and climb to its rooftops

Walking above the towers with the old town beneath you is easily one of the best things to do in Santiago

Book your rooftop ticket in advance because visits have a fixed entry time

We explain how to book, where to enter and what to expect in our full Santiago guide on YouTube

And our honest recommendation?

Santiago deserves at least two days

But if two hours are all you have, make them count

Especially if this is the final stop of your Camino de Santiago by bike 🚲

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The best place to start a ride?Pazo Los Escudos Hotel & Spa Resort in Vigo... with two Giant Talon E+ e-bikes 🚲⚡⠀Sea vie...
11/09/2026

The best place to start a ride?

Pazo Los Escudos Hotel & Spa Resort in Vigo... with two Giant Talon E+ e-bikes 🚲⚡

Sea views, sunshine and two bikes ready to go

Vigo knows how to start a ride properly 😏

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09/09/2026

Not enough time?

Not fit enough?

Too many kilometres?

Too much planning?

There will always be a reason to wait.

But the Camino has a funny way of making those reasons look smaller once you start. 🚲

So… what’s stopping you?

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Sometimes the Camino changes your plans⠀Blisters, knee pain, shin splints or other injuries can make walking difficult —...
07/09/2026

Sometimes the Camino changes your plans

Blisters, knee pain, shin splints or other injuries can make walking difficult — or impossible

And yes, in some cases, continuing the Camino by bike can be a great alternative

But every injury is different

If you’re in pain, have a serious injury or you’re not sure what’s going on, the first step should always be to speak with a medical professional

Cycling is not automatically the right option for everyone

You need to understand your own limits, listen to your body and make a responsible decision

Over the years, we’ve helped many pilgrims continue their Camino by bike when walking was no longer possible

Sometimes the plan changes and the Camino doesn’t necessarily have to end

Need help finding the right bike for your Camino?

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Caldas de Reis is worth more than a quick stop.⠀Two waterfalls, one Camino stage and a very good reason to keep explorin...
04/09/2026

Caldas de Reis is worth more than a quick stop.

Two waterfalls, one Camino stage and a very good reason to keep exploring by bike.

Add Barosa and Segade to your Camino plan!

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WHAT IF SANTIAGO ISN’T THE END?⠀⠀The Camino de Fisterra and Muxía is the only official Camino route that starts in Santi...
02/09/2026

WHAT IF SANTIAGO ISN’T THE END?
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The Camino de Fisterra and Muxía is the only official Camino route that starts in Santiago de Compostela, exactly where the others finish

Here’s what you should know before continuing:

📍 THE FIRST PART IS THE SAME

Both routes leave from Praza do Obradoiro and share the first stages:

Santiago → Negreira: 20.9 km

Negreira → Olveiroa: 34.3 km

Shortly after Hospital, the Camino divides and you must choose Fisterra or Muxía

🌅 OPTION 1: FISTERRA

There are approximately 89 km from Santiago to Fisterra

The official walking stages continue:

Olveiroa → Corcubión: 20.7 km

Corcubión → Fisterra: 14.2 km

The final destination is Cabo Fisterra, with its lighthouse, the Atlantic Ocean and the famous Camino “Kilometre Zero”

🌊 OPTION 2: MUXÍA

There are approximately 87 km from Santiago to Muxía

The official final stage from Olveiroa to Muxía is 32.7 km and finishes at the Santuario da Virxe da Barca, beside the Atlantic

🚲 OPTION 3: VISIT BOTH

Fisterra and Muxía are connected by an official 28.7 km stage, passing through small villages and coastal landscapes

So no, you don’t necessarily have to choose

📖 KEEP YOUR CREDENTIAL

Continue collecting stamps along the route

In Fisterra, you can request the official Fisterrana certificate at the Municipal Pilgrim Hostel or Tourist Office by presenting your stamped pilgrim credential

🚲 PLANNING TO CYCLE IT?

The official distances and difficulty levels are designed primarily for walkers. Some sections include trails, steep climbs and technical terrain, so choose an MTB or e-bike suitable for the route and check cycling alternatives before each stage

Because sometimes Santiago feels less like the end and more like the beginning of the final adventure

Continue your Camino de Santiago by bike to Fisterra or Muxía:
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Renting a bike for the Camino should include more than two wheels...⠀The right bike depends on your route, the terrain, ...
31/08/2026

Renting a bike for the Camino should include more than two wheels...

The right bike depends on your route, the terrain, your daily stages and your cycling experience.

That’s why we help you choose the most suitable option and prepare it specifically for your Camino de Santiago by bike.

Your bike also comes with the essential equipment you need along the way, including panniers, a helmet, a lock, a repair kit, a pump, a rear light and a phone holder.
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You can collect your bike in Vigo or arrange delivery to your Camino starting point, with return options available in Santiago de Compostela.

And if you need help during your Cycling Camino, our team is only a message away.

Start your Camino with everything ready!⠀

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YOU’VE REACHED THE CATHEDRAL…NOW WHAT?Taking the traditional photo in Praza do Obradoiro is only the beginning.⠀If you’v...
28/08/2026

YOU’VE REACHED THE CATHEDRAL…

NOW WHAT?

Taking the traditional photo in Praza do Obradoiro is only the beginning.

If you’ve finished the Camino de Santiago by bike, save this guide and take time to discover what’s inside

1. ENTER THE CATHEDRAL

Access to the Basilica and the tomb of Saint James is free

Enter through the Puerta de Platerías, open daily from 7:00 to 21:00. On summer Saturdays, it closes at 20:30

Backpacks are not allowed and tourist visits are suspended during religious services

2. FOLLOW THE PILGRIM TRADITIONS

Walk behind the Main Altar and climb the steps to embrace the statue of Saint James

Then descend into the crypt beneath the altar, where the silver urn containing the remains attributed to the Apostle is kept

This is considered the true spiritual destination of the Camino

3. SEE THE PÓRTICO DE LA GLORIA

Master Mateo’s Romanesque masterpiece can only be visited with a timed ticket

The standard visit costs €15, or €12 for accredited pilgrims, and includes access to several Cathedral Museum spaces

A limited number of free tickets are also available daily between 16:00 and 17:30, but they must be booked in advance

Photography, backpacks and pilgrim poles are not permitted inside

4. WALK ON THE CATHEDRAL ROOF

Yes, you can walk across the historic rooftop and visit the Torre de la Carraca

The guided visit offers one of the best panoramic views over Santiago de Compostela

Tickets cost €15, or €12 for accredited pilgrims, and advance booking is highly recommended

5. ATTEND THE PILGRIM MASS

The Pilgrim Mass is currently celebrated every day at 7:30, 9:30, 12:00 and 19:30

Times and access may change during special celebrations, so always check the official website before visiting:
visitas.catedraldesantiago.es

Planning your cycling Camino and still need a bike?

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