Embark on a stunning gravel journey through the very heart of Andalusia, tracing the Caminos de Pasión from Córdoba to Sevilla. This route immerses you in the cultural soul of southern Spain — a land of Moorish architecture, olive oil traditions, and vibrant fiestas — all connected by a network of quiet rural tracks and ancient caminos.
From the historic Mezquita of Córdoba, your ride winds through the gentle hills of the Campiña Cordobesa, passing through charming towns like Lucena, Cabra, Priego de Córdoba, and Puente Genil. You’ll pedal between endless olive groves, cross Roman bridges, and climb to whitewashed villages perched on limestone ridges.
Following the Caminos de Pasión, you’ll discover Andalusia’s baroque heartlands — Osuna, Estepa, and Marchena — each with centuries of history and unique local gastronomy. As you approach Sevilla, the terrain flattens into fertile plains, leading you to the banks of the Guadalquivir River and into the lively rhythm of Spain’s flamenco capital.
Con una puntuación de 3 sobre 4, nuestros recorridos avanzados están diseñados para personas que montan en bicicleta con regularidad y desean pasar días enteros en la moto. Los ciclistas deben tener confianza para rodar en un grupo pequeño, sentirse cómodos en subidas largas (a su propio ritmo) y tener un buen manejo de la bicicleta en curvas y descensos. En todas nuestras rutas hay disponibles bicicletas eléctricas.
Welcome to Córdoba! Meet at your first hotel in Córdoba at 12:00 (noon). Warm muscles function better than those pushed into tough efforts right away, so today’s ride has two goals: loosen your legs out for the week ahead and make sure your bike is dialled in.
Ride from Córdoba to Priego de Córdoba along the historic Camino Mozárabe de Santiago, a scenic blend of gravel tracks, rural paths, and quiet roads. Leave Córdoba’s Mezquita behind and cross rolling olive groves and whitewashed villages like Baena, each rich in Andalusian charm. The route climbs gently into the Subbética Natural Park, where mountain views guide you to Priego de Córdoba, a baroque gem surrounded by limestone hills.
Cycle from Priego de Córdoba to Cabra along the Caminos de Pasión, tracing quiet gravel roads through olive groves, rolling hills, and Andalusian landscapes. Depart from Priego’s baroque streets and climb gently through the Subbética Natural Park, with panoramic views over valleys and limestone peaks. Pass through charming villages like Doña Mencía, where local traditions and olive oil culture thrive. Descend toward Cabra, a historic town at the foot of the Sierras, where cobbled streets, fountains, and tapas bars offer a perfect end to this ride.
Today’s route leaves the Subbética hills behind as you roll through endless olive groves and quiet rural tracks toward Lucena, known as the “Pearl of the South.” Continue past tranquil farmland and gentle plains, passing Puente Genil and the traditional white villages that mark the region’s cultural crossroads. The route leads you to Osuna, a town of noble palaces, baroque churches, and cinematic charm.
Leaving Osuna behind, with its elegant palaces and baroque skyline, you’ll head northwest on a mix of gravel and quiet rural roads toward Écija, known as “the City of Towers.” Here, the landscape opens into the vast plains of the Campiña Sevillana, where golden fields and olive groves stretch as far as the eye can see.
From Écija, continue along peaceful tracks through Fuentes de Andalucía, a classic Andalusian town of whitewashed streets and lively plazas, then on to La Campana, surrounded by farmland and scattered cortijos that capture the rural spirit of the region. The terrain remains mostly flat, offering a rhythmic ride across Andalusia’s agricultural heartland, following the same paths that have connected these historic towns for centuries.
As you approach Carmona, the land begins to rise gently, revealing the town’s impressive silhouette atop its ancient ridge. Enter through its majestic gates to discover cobbled streets, Roman ruins, and Moorish walls.
Depart from Carmona’s ancient hilltop walls and descend into the wide plains of the Campiña Sevillana, following quiet rural tracks bordered by olive groves, vineyards, and golden fields. The route leads you southwest to Utrera, a vibrant town known for its flamenco heritage, impressive churches, and welcoming plazas. From there, continue across open farmland and gentle hills as the landscape flattens toward the Guadalquivir valley. Enter Sevilla along peaceful cycling routes that follow the the river, arriving in the historic center where the Giralda marks the grand finale of your Andalusian journey.
Sadly it’s time for the adventure to come to an end! Plan your onward travel from Sevilla.
AUTOGUÍA
Le daremos la bienvenida al inicio de su viaje, le hablaremos de la semana que le espera y nos aseguraremos de que tenga todo lo que necesita para disfrutar de un gran viaje.
Los huéspedes reciben un detallado Libro de Ruta digital, que contiene rutas, descripciones de rutas, detalles de hoteles y nuestros lugares recomendados para parar por el camino y disfrutar por la noche. Los huéspedes pueden optar por navegar desde su propio teléfono o dispositivos GPS están disponibles bajo petición.
En un viaje autoguiado nos ocupamos de su equipaje y lo trasladamos de hotel en hotel. También te proporcionamos un número de contacto de apoyo durante el viaje y te ayudamos a salir de cualquier situación.
Recomendamos a los clientes que sepan arreglar un pinchazo y realizar reparaciones básicas en la carretera para disfrutar al máximo de una excursión autoguiada.
Los hoteles mostrados son ejemplos y están sujetos a cambios
Set in two beautifully restored 18th-century mansions, the NH Collection Amistad Córdoba blends historic charm with modern elegance in the heart of Córdoba’s Jewish Quarter. Just steps from the iconic Mezquita-Catedral, this four-star hotel features stylish rooms, an outdoor pool, a peaceful courtyard, and a fitness center.
Nestled in the tranquil Andalusian countryside just outside Priego de Córdoba, Hotel Huerta de las Palomas is a charming rural retreat that combines traditional style with modern comfort. Surrounded by olive groves and gardens, the hotel offers cozy, elegantly decorated rooms, an inviting outdoor pool, and a restaurant serving regional cuisine. With its warm hospitality and peaceful setting, it’s the ideal place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Subbética region.
Located at the foot of the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park, Hotel Fuente de las Piedras offers a serene escape surrounded by nature and Andalusian charm. This elegant hotel features spacious, comfortable rooms, a large outdoor pool, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Guests can enjoy local cuisine in the on-site restaurant and easy access to the picturesque town of Cabra. Perfect for both relaxation and exploration in the heart of Córdoba’s countryside.
Housed in an impressive 18th-century Baroque palace, the Hotel Palacio Marqués de la Gomera offers a unique blend of history, elegance, and Andalusian charm. Located on Osuna’s main street, this four-star hotel features beautifully preserved architecture, a grand central courtyard, and rooms adorned with antique furnishings and period details. Guests can savor traditional cuisine in the hotel’s restaurant or explore the historic landmarks just steps away
Perched on a hilltop overlooking the vast Andalusian plains, the Parador de Carmona is a magnificent 14th-century Moorish fortress transformed into an elegant hotel. Its stunning architecture, with arches, courtyards, and terraces, evokes centuries of history and offers breathtaking panoramic views. Guests can relax in stylish rooms, dine on exquisite regional cuisine in the former refectory, and enjoy the serene outdoor pool.
Located in the vibrant heart of Seville, Hotel Honest is a stylish boutique hotel that blends contemporary design with authentic Andalusian warmth. Each room is thoughtfully curated with modern comforts and elegant simplicity, creating a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a rooftop terrace with city views and easy access to Seville’s iconic landmarks, including the Cathedral and Plaza de España.
Bike hire is not included in the tour. Add bike rental to the trip from €60 per day.Bikes shown here are examples and are subject to availabilty at the time of booking. We'll let you know the available options in your size when you book with us.
Fernando vive en los Montes de Málaga. Ha pasado su carrera viajando mucho y trabajando con la ONU. Malagueño, Fernando practica BTT y carretera y le sigue encantando viajar.
Rafa es de Barcelona y ha hecho de la ciudad de Granada su hogar. Además de guía, Rafa trabaja como entrenador de ciclismo. Practica ciclismo de carretera y de montaña y probablemente haya subido al Pico de Veleta más veces que nadie.
Hogar de los Montes de Málaga, la Costa del Sol y la todopoderosa Sierra Nevada, Andalucía cuenta con una impresionante variedad de paisajes y hermosos pueblos y ciudades a la espera de ser explorados. No se pierda joyas culturales como la Alhambra de Granada, el flamenco de Sevilla o el Punte Nuevo de Ronda. El cálido clima mediterráneo hace de esta región el lugar ideal para practicar ciclismo durante todo el año.
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