Weather forecast builder for the Camino Portugués Interior

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Camino Portugués Interior

Running inland from Lisboa through Ribatejo and the Beiras into Trás‑os‑Montes, this route feels more continental than the coastal options, with hotter, more exposed summers and a wetter, breezier finish up north. Many walkers target March, April, and May for cooler days, spring greenery, and longer light. Across the year, summer heat builds on exposed southern stretches, northern Portugal and Galicia remain changeable and wetter, autumn turns showery with lingering warmth in the south, and winter features frequent rain, cool mornings, and short daylight.

• Spring: Cool to mild days, green landscapes, frequent showers and changeable skies, with muddier paths and wetter, breezier northern stretches.
• Summer: Heat strengthens inland and south, with long exposed stretches; north stays changeable, and Galicia adds humidity and intermittent showers.
• Autumn: Transitional weather brings sunny intervals and sudden, sometimes heavy rain; lingering warmth in the south contrasts with wetter, cooler northern stages.
• Winter: Shorter days, chilly inland mornings, and frequent rain or drizzle dominate, especially northwards, though occasional sunny breaks punctuate the route.

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