The Camino Portugués starts in Lisbon, Portugal, with a warm and sunny climate. The temperature is usually around 28°C. As you move north, it gets slightly cooler but still comfortable around mid-20 degrees.
Pass through Alpriate, Vila Franca de Xira, Azambuja and up to Tomar, it's mostly sunny but there may be some cloudy days.
The route continues through Golegã to Coimbra. Here, you might experience some rainy days. The temperature gets slightly warmer, up to about 31-32°C.
Moving north towards Águeda and Albergaria-a-Velha, it gets a bit cooler. You might also experience overcast days and more rain. The high temperature usually stays in the late 20s.
When you reach the cities of São João da Madeira, Grijó and Porto, the temperature drops to low to mid-20s degrees Celsius. Expect more rain in these areas.
Next, you cross into Spain's Galicia region and the weather becomes less predictable. There could be sun, patchy rain or heavier showers. Temperatures go down to mid-20s and it rains around 3.1 mm per day.
The journey continues through Ponte de Lima and Rubiães to Tui and Redondela. Expect sun, clouds, and showers with temperatures in mid to low 20s. Rainfall increases in these areas.
The trip ends in Santiago de Compostela, with cooler temperatures in the low 20s. The weather varies and includes overcast skies, moderate to heavy rain, and some sunny periods.
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