Bike rental in Sarria

Zita

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• Sep 21, 2017

• #1

We are looking to rent a bike from Sarria to Santago. We're prepared to book a hotel room the first evening in order to pick up the bike but want the freedom to stay at albergues along the way. Does anyone have contact info.

 

mspath

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• Sep 21, 2017

• #2

Zita,

You might check out some of the suggestions re rental bikes for the camimo in this earlier thread.

The bike shop in Sarria which sells bikes may be able to help.
Here is their contact page in English.

http://www.bicicletasdosruedas.com/contacto.aspx

Good luck and Buen camino!

 

Last edited: Sep 21, 2017

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canesvenatici

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• Sep 21, 2017

• #3

My bike rental experience with cyclingthecamino.com was very good. Alberto is extremely helpful and the bikes are very very easy to put together. The company will deliver the bikes to your accommodation the night before and return to the office in Santiago. Rental can come with panniers and helmets. All sorted for flexibility!

 

cher99840

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• Sep 21, 2017

• #4

@Zita. Just making sure that you are aware that in order to get a Compostela, you must bike 200 km.

 

Rick of Rick and Peg

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• Sep 21, 2017

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cher99840 said:

@Zita. Just making sure that you are aware that in order to get a Compostela, you must bike 200 km.

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My figures show that this would indicate a starting point of Ponferrada. It would certainly be the point where you would be able to rent the bikes easily even if you had to pedal eastwards first a bit to get stamps from places that would be accepted for the Compostela.