Located in Caminha, a 18-minute walk from Pedras Ruivas Beach, Rinoterra Minho has accommodations with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Located in Caminha and 1.2 mi from Moledo beach, this 4-star hotel offers views over the Minho River, the sea and Santa Tecla Mountain. Hotel Porta do Sol has 2 outdoor pools and gardens.
Offering garden views, Azenha do Tio Luís in Caminha offers accommodations, a garden, a terrace, and a shared lounge. This beachfront property offers access to free Wifi and free private parking.
Rachel
United States of America
This place was so special! Totally worth taking an Uber there and back to where I was on the Camino. It was such a paradise (gardens, hammocks, huge lawn, by the river, so many places to sit and reflect) and the staff took such good care of me - I was the only person there until late evening. I called ahead in the afternoon to ask about food and they made me a late lunch around 3:30 that was perfect! (steak, salad, fries, and wine)!
Caminha is in a beautiful location,it has lots of places to...
Caminha is in a beautiful location,it has lots of places to eat and drink.It is a good base for exploring northern Portugal and doing the Camino.There are cycle and walking paths near by and it is easily accessible by train.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Caminha, a fortified border town located at the mouth of the...
Caminha, a fortified border town located at the mouth of the river Minho, where several battles were fought between Portugal and Spain, now has much more friendly relations with its neighbor , it is a nice place to stay a few days to discover the area, unfortunately the ferry that connects the two banks of the river, is out of service.
Fred
Portugal
Scored 10
10
I have been taking holidays in Caminha for over 30 years so...
I have been taking holidays in Caminha for over 30 years so it is one of my favourite spots. The town is small and everything is in walking distance, packed with enough restaurant choices to keep you satisfied and very well fed. Around it there's plenty interesting things to see and places to visit, also more restaurants with more excellent food to enjoy. The proximity with Spain is also a bonus.
Joana
Portugal
Scored 10
10
Great little town with a lots of culture and tradition.
Great little town with a lots of culture and tradition. As a pilgrim, there were not so many places to stay, but I met some lovely people there. I loved walking along the river Minho, beautiful landscape, fascinating architecture. It's a quiet town that is located on the riverbank of Rio Minho and you can cross the river by ferry to Spain.
zizikepapp
United Kingdom
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Everything! Beautiful property, got picked up and warmly greeted by the owner in Caminha. Also dropped us off after a marvellous breakfast to the boat for our crossing to Spain. We would have loved to stay longer
Dmitri and staff were so lovely and helpful and caring! Place was really funky, small but with everything you need with a nice vibe, dorms were spacious and well laid out, great WiFi too!
Great location on the main square Caminha. Room spacious with fridge and tv and good internet. Looked over back garden so not too noisy. Great breakfast.
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