Caminha Train Tickets

Inbound trains reach Caminha at Caminha station on the Linha do Minho. CP Regional and InterRegional trains from Porto Campanha arrive in around 1h45m to 2h, depending on the stopping pattern. Trains from Viana do Castelo arrive in around 25m to 35m. Northbound and southbound Minho Line services from Valenca reach Caminha in roughly 25m to 35m. Services from Nine usually arrive in about 1h to 1h15m. Travelers coming from Braga normally change at Nine, with the combined rail trip to Caminha often taking around 1h45m to 2h depending on transfer time.

Caminha sits on Portugal's Linha do Minho, the coastal and border railway linking Porto with Viana do Castelo and Valenca. The town has one main passenger train station, Caminha, and rail services are operated by Comboios de Portugal, usually branded as CP. Its rail role is regional rather than high-speed, connecting the Minho coast with Porto's wider national network. Trains from Caminha include CP Regional and InterRegional services using the Minho Line. Caminha station handles local and regional trains rather than Alfa Pendular or Intercidades high-speed style services. Passengers heading beyond northern Portugal usually connect at Porto Campanha, Nine, or Valenca, depending on whether the trip continues south, inland, or toward the Spanish border. Rail routes from Caminha run south toward Viana do Castelo, Barcelos, Nine, and Porto, and north toward Valenca at the Portugal-Spain border. Connections from Porto Campanha open onward rail travel to Lisbon, Coimbra, Aveiro, Braga, and other Portuguese cities. Book trains from and to Caminha online at Rail Monsters.