Valada
Valada is a pilgrim stop on Camino Portuguese. This guide covers 9 places to stay, local services, route context, and onward stage options for planning your Camino.
Pilgrim hostels and albergues in Valada
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Albergue Dois Caminhos
4.9 / 5 151 reviews
Hotels, guesthouses and other accommodation in Valada
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Casa do Ferreiro by Valada Village
5.0 / 5 1 reviews
Casa Holi
4.4 / 5 10 reviews
Casa Lusitano by Valada Village
4.8 / 5 5 reviews
Casa River Sun
4.2 / 5 6 reviews
Casa Tejo by Valada Village
4.7 / 5 18 reviews
Casal das Areias
4.5 / 5 68 reviews
VILLA CARTAXENSE
5.0 / 5 2 reviews
Villa Rio by Valada Village
4.6 / 5 58 reviews
Valada guide
Valada is a tranquil riverside village along the Tagus River, offering a peaceful rest stop for pilgrims en route to Santarém. Its picturesque setting and nearby farms provide a glimpse into rural Portuguese life, with a few local cafés catering to visitors. Be sure to enjoy a stroll along the riverbank before continuing on your Camino.
Camino Portuguese stage context
From previous stage
N/A
To next stage
19.4 km
To Santiago de Compostela
533.7 km
Santarem
Santarem, perched above the Tagus River, is known for its Gothic churches and centuries-old architecture, making it a...
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Frequently asked questions about Valada
Which Camino routes pass through Valada?
Valada is included on Camino Portuguese.
How many places to stay are there in Valada?
Valada has 9 places to stay listed on CaminoMaps, with ratings and booking or direct-contact options where available.
What is the next stop after Valada on Camino Portuguese?
The onward option is Santarem (19.4 km).