The first part of the Camino Portugués walk from Lisbon, Portugal, has sunny weather with less rain. The temperature is usually between 25-30°C in the day and 16-17°C at night.
Walking through cities like Alpriate, Vila Franca de Xira, and Azambuja, the weather is also sunny with little rain. The daytime temperature stays around 25-30°C, dropping to around 15°C at night.
As you reach cities like Santarém, Golegã, and Tomar, the weather is still mostly sunny but gets warmer, with temperatures reaching around 30°C. Rain starts to be more common here.
Moving on to northern Portugal, in places like Alvaiázere, Alvorge, and Cernache, temperatures start to go down slightly, with a high of 28°C. Sunny days are still common, but there could be clouds or a bit of rain.
Coimbra, Sernadelo and Águeda have different weather. It can be cloudy and rain more. Temperatures remain steady, with highs around 25-28°C and lows around 15°C.
As you get to northern places like Albergaria-a-Velha and São João da Madeira, you'll see a mix of sunny, cloudy and rainy days. The temperature stays around 28°C in day and around 16°C at night.
When you reach Porto and leave Portugal for Spain, the weather is mostly sunny with around 28°C in the day and around 18°C at night.
Entering Galicia, Spain through places like Vilarinho and Barcelos, you'll notice more rain, especially in Barcelos. The temperature drops a bit, with highs in mid-20s and lows in mid-teens.
Near the end of the journey, at Ponte de Lima, Tui, and Santiago de Compostela, there is even more chance for rain. The temperature is cooler, with highs in the mid-20s and lows in the mid-teens.
Overall, the Camino Portugués walk is mostly warm and sunny but has some rain, especially in the north. The temperature is usually comfortable for walking.
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