Begin your journey in Santiago de Compostela in Spain, one of the world's largest pilgrimage sites. Immerse yourself in the sacred and spiritual atmosphere as you attend the Mass of Pilgrims and explore the historic center.

Treat your palate to a delectable lunch infused with authentic Spanish flavors.

Continue the journey to Valença do Minho, a charming Portuguese town nestled inside a medieval fortress. Discover the historical treasures nestled within its embrace.

Included:

• Lunch (Vegetarian & Gluten-free options available if informed in advance)
• Driver/guide
• Professional guide
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Porto City Walking Tour (available from the day after your experience)

Itinerary:

• Your expert guide will pick you up from your hotel, accommodation, or meeting point and drive you to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. During the journey, the guide will share insights into Portuguese history, development, and cultural heritage. As you cross the border into Spain, you'll learn about the history of the pilgrimage and the stories and significance of Santiago.
• Upon arrival in Spain, you'll reach your main destination: Santiago de Compostela, one of the most enchanting cities in Galicia. Santiago is a vibrant blend of culture, religion, community, academic life, and tourism. Its renowned pilgrimage route, the "Caminho de Santiago" (St. James' Way), has earned a UNESCO World Heritage Site designation. Explore this remarkable city, one of Europe’s most important pilgrimage destinations. You will have time to explore the historic city center of Santiago and visit its famous Cathedral at your own pace.
• Once in Santiago, your guide will provide free time for you to delve into this extraordinary site. Take the opportunity to visit and explore the magnificent Cathedral!
• After lunch, it's time to head back to Portugal for your next stop: Valença do Minho. Located on the border with Spain and overlooking the River Minho, Valença is encircled by walls and features the classic elements of a town fortified in the 17th century, following the style of the French military architect, Vauban. Originally named "Contrasta," the name referred to its position directly opposite the Galician town of Tui across the River Minho. Today, Valença is a bustling city known for its vibrant trade, with local crafts being among the most sought-after items.