Both walking and biking are valid ways to experience the Camino de Santiago, though they offer different experiences. Walking the Camino allows for more interaction with fellow pilgrims, fostering a sense of community and reflection. On the other hand, biking the Camino enables you to cover more ground each day, though you'll likely have fewer opportunities for socializing along the way. Consider what type of experience you're seeking and choose accordingly.
Remember that you need to realize at least 200km with bike in order to get your "Compostella" certificate. 

Yes, you can tackle the Camino de Santiago on an eBike. Rental services are available, offering electric bikes complete with all necessary gear like helmets, panniers, and repair kits. Additionally, delivery and pickup services can accommodate you at various points along the route.

While on your journey, you can access technical and mechanical support to ensure smooth travel. With professional assistance available, you'll feel secure and supported throughout your entire pilgrimage.

Yes, you can definitely combine walking and bike rental on the Camino de Santiago. We can provide everything you need to make this possible. Just let us know your preferences and we will arrange the necessary equipment, including bikes, helmets, and any other gear you might need. Our flexible services ensure that you can enjoy your pilgrimage in the way that suits you best. Contact us for more details and to customize your trip.

Certainly! If you’re interested in exploring Galicia without following the traditional Camino, guided eBike tours are also available. You can test out an electric bike or simply enjoy different scenic routes throughout the region.