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Málaga Women’s Cycling Camp

Scheduled
5 nights
Intermediate
417 km
7,199 m
Málaga Women’s Cycling Camp

Summary

We’re expanding our women’s program with a ride camp in sunny Málaga, Spain! Discover some of the most beautiful corners of Málaga guided by our expert all-women Eat Sleep Cycle guide team. Enjoy local specialities such as espeto de sardinas, and soak up a taste of traditional Spanish culture. The region’s mild climate offers near-perfect riding conditions in winter, spring and autumn, so make sure to pack sun cream!

The camp brings together women from all stages of their cycling development, from intermediate riders through to seasoned racers; there’s nothing like the fun, supportive nature of all all-female group to make you feel on top of the world! Due to the nature of the terrain we recommend riders arrive at the camp with good fitness and able to ride long climbs (at your own pace of course!)

Stay in a comfortable 4* city centre hotel a short walk from the buzzing marbled streets of the city centre. We’ve curated 5 fabulous evenings with group which take you to all corners of the city to taste Málaga’s best food & wine.

Duration
6 days / 5 nights
Distance
417 km
Hotels
Region
Andalucia
Terrain
Road
Level
Intermediate
Average Distance X DAY
83 km
Average Time X DAY
4 h 10 min
PRICE PER PERSON FROM
€ 2899.00
Book now with a 30% DEPOSIT
from € 870

Tour Highlights

Spend the week with like-minded women
Enjoy ride support from an all-female guide team
Discover the buzzing city of Malaga
Take on the beautiful climbs of the Málaga province
Cruise along the Costa del Sol
Wine and tapas walking tour

Is This Tour For Me?

Intermediate

Rated 2 out of 4 our Intermediate tours are designed for sporty people who are looking to enjoy some more challenging rides. E-bikes are available on all of our tours.

Itinerary

Day 1
Welcome to Málaga!

Meet the Eat Sleep Cycle team at our hotel to set up the bikes & head out on a 45-km warm-up ride climbing el Puerto del Leon. Wind down in the evening with a wonderful wine and tapas tour of the city centre.

Eat
Welcome lunch, evening meal in one of the best restaurants in Malaga chosen by our local Eat Sleep Cycle team.
Sleep
NH Málaga
Cycle
Welcome briefing and warm-up ride climbing El Puerto del Leon - 46.2 km, 1,005 m
Day 2
Ride el Chorro

Fuel up with a hearty breakfast at the hotel before getting a transfer to Álora to ride to El Chorro and see the Caminito del Rey, a walkway pinned against the steep walls of the narrow El Chorro gorge. Enjoy a relaxing evening meal in one of Malaga’s best restaurants.

Eat
Breakfast buffet at the hotel. Have lunch at a bar or restaurant en route. Enjoy an evening meal in one of the best restaurants in Malaga chosen by our local Eat Sleep Cycle team.
Sleep
NH Málaga
Cycle
Transfer to Álora and ride El Chorro - 57.6 km, 1,231 m
Day 3
Malaga's white villages

The ride on day 4 features the best of everything Malaga has to offer, sparkling coastal routes and winding mountain roads beside mango and avocado farms. The views over the Montes de Malaga and out towards the coast at the summit will not disappoint!

Eat
Breakfast buffet at the hotel. Have lunch at a bar or restaurant en route. Enjoy an evening meal in one of the best restaurants in Malaga chosen by our local Eat Sleep Cycle team.
Sleep
NH Málaga
Cycle
Ride to Comares, 98.5 km, 1,940 m
Day 4
El Torcal de Antequera

Day 5 begins with another short transfer to just outside the city, where the ride to El Torcal de Antequera begins. This stunning natural park is home to milennia-old rock formations that used to form the seabed. There’s another day of climbing on the cards today but El Torcal is worth every second.

Eat
Breakfast buffet at the hotel. Have lunch at a bar or restaurant en route. Enjoy an evening meal in one of the best restaurants in Malaga chosen by our local Eat Sleep Cycle team.
Sleep
NH Málaga
Cycle
El Torcal de Antequera - 69.2 km, 1,708 m
Day 5
El Puerto del Sol

The final ride really is one Malaga’s classic climbs, El Puerto del Sol, which often features in the the Vuelta a Andalucía. Starting in Alfarnate, the ride snakes south over the undulating Andalucian landscape back towards the city and coast.

Eat
Breakfast buffet at the hotel. Have lunch at a bar or restaurant en route. Enjoy an evening meal in one of the best restaurants in Malaga chosen by our local Eat Sleep Cycle team.
Sleep
NH Málaga
Cycle
El Puerto del Sol - 76.3 km, 1,315 m
Day 6
Departures from Malaga

On the sixth and final day of the tour, the time has come to say farewell. Enjoy a final breakfast at the hotel and a stroll around the city centre (if there is time!) before starting the journey home. And remember, the sun-kissed roads of Malaga are always just a plane-ride away!

Eat
Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
Sleep
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Cycle
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The Tour In Detail

Ride Support

FULL SUPPORT

Enjoy full ride support from our professional guide team & support vehicle.

The ride support vehicle is stocked with natural ride nutrition, electrolytes and water, as well as a full set of tools to resolve any mechanicals. On selected days the support crew will serve a delicious picnic lunch in a scenic location en route. Enjoy local foods chosen to keep you feeling energized and healthy.

Eat Sleep Cycle guides are experienced riders from all walks of life united by a love of cycling who’ll help to keep the group safe, motivated and savouring the trip of a lifetime.

All guests will receive access to our digital Road Book and routes, giving everyone the flexibility to ride at their own pace.

Hotels

Hotels shown are examples and are subject to change

NH Málaga

Set in the historic centre of Málaga, NH Málaga is a sanctuary of peace & quiet just 800m from Málaga Cathedral and the Picasso Museum.

Rooms at NH Málaga are soundproofed, air conditioned & have parquet floors.

Kick back & relax after the ride by the rooftop pool, enjoy an aperitif at the hotel bar & enjoy easy access to Màlaga airport too

Bike Hire

Not Included

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.

Wilier Garda Hybrid Road E-Bike

All Road Electric

A comfortable e-road bike with a lightweight carbon frameset and a clean-cut design featuring fully integrated cable routing. The Garda Hybrid uses the proven and reliable Mahle X35+ drive unit with 250 Wh motor inserted in the rear hub while the battery is housed in the down tube. The groupset is Shimano 105 Di2. The Garda has an autonomy of 1,000m of elevation, or constant use 1.5-2hrs – it’s possible to rent a range extender to double the range for an additional fee.

Electric

Wilier Filante SL

All Road

The Wilier Filante SL guarantees a first-class weight, a precise ride and a great aesthetic clarity thanks to the integrated cables. Carbon Monocoque frame with full internal cable routing. New fully integrated one piece carbon handlebar. Electronic Shimano 105 Di2 shifting. Carbon wheels, 50 mm profile. Chainrings: 50/34, Cassette: 11-34

Ride Leaders

Laura

Laura is a guide, professional cycling coach and endurance cyclist who has completed some of the coolest ultradistance gravel events (which she absolutely loved!). Laura loves guiding as she really enjoys empowering people to ride their bikes and discover new places, help their cycling adventures come true, and share unforgettable moments together.

Louise

Louise is a founding partner and leads the development of our cycling tours & experiences. After graduating from Kings College London with an MA in Theatre & Performance, Louise worked in the sustainability department at the London School of Economics before landing her dream job at Global Action Plan, a charity focused on environmental behaviour change. A love of cycling led to a life change and move to Girona, where Eat Sleep Cycle was born!

Details

LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORTATION

How To Get There
Travel to Malaga
Meeting Point
Guest hotel, Malaga city centre
Time
12:00 pm
Departure
Guest hotel, Malaga city centre

WHAT THE TOUR INCLUDES

Cycling
Full Support
Accomodation
4* hotel
Food
Full-board - breakfast, lunch & evening meals
Transfers
Not included - available on request
Bike Rental
Not included - available on request

EAT SLEEP CYCLE LOCATION

ESC Andalucia

Home to the Montes de Málaga, the Costa del Sol and the almightly Sierra Nevada, Andalucia has a stunning variety of landscapes and beautiful towns and cities just waiting to be explored. Don't miss cultural gems such as the Alhambra in Granada, flamenco in Seville and el Punte Nuevo in Ronda. The warm Mediterranean climate makes this region the ideal location for year-round cycling.

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Reservation & Payment

If you have any questions about our tours, dates, or anything else, contact us here

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Deposit
A 30% deposit will secure your place on the tour
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Final Balance
The final balance is due 90 days before the tour departs
Single Room Supplement:
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499
Monday
16 November 2026
Saturday
21 November 2026
€2,899
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Tuesday
16 November 2027
Sunday
21 November 2027
€2,899
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FAQs

What happens if I need to cancel the trip?
We offer a flexible cancellation policy, which you can view in full when you book. If you have any doubts about it, get in touch and we'll be happy to help.
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Is the tour the right level for me?
Málaga Women’s Cycling Camp is rated Intermediate. Expect 417 km and 7,199 m of climbing in total, averaging 83 km and around 4 hours 10 minutes in the saddle per riding day. We rate our tours from Level 1 (Leisure) to Level 4 (Epic), and we're happy to talk it through by phone.
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What about bikes? Can I hire one or should I bring my own?
Bike hire isn't included in the price but is available on request, or you're welcome to bring your own road bike. Let us know when you book and we'll get you set up.
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Do I need travel insurance?
Yes. Travel insurance that covers cycling is required for this tour, so please check your policy includes road cycling before you travel.
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Will I be able to keep up?
This Intermediate camp averages 83 km and around 4 hours 10 minutes a day with long climbs, so arrive with good fitness. Climbs are ridden at your own pace, and the support vehicle is close by.
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Who is this camp for?
It's for women at all stages of their cycling development, from intermediate riders to seasoned racers, guided by our all-women guide team.
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What's included in the price?
Your €2,899 includes 5 nights in a 4* city centre hotel, full board, a wine and tapas tour, full guide and support vehicle cover, and ride nutrition, electrolytes and water.
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What's not included?
Flights, airport transfers, bike hire, drinks and travel insurance aren't included. Transfers and bike hire are available on request.
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I'm coming on my own. Will I fit in?
Absolutely. Many women join on their own, and the fun, supportive group makes it easy. If you'd like your own room, the single supplement is €499.
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How much is the deposit?
You secure your place with a 30% deposit, which is €870 on the €2,899 price. Get in touch and we'll confirm when the balance is due.
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When does the camp run?
Upcoming camps run 16–21 November 2026 and 16–21 November 2027, both at €2,899.
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Will I need to change hotels?
No. You stay in the same 4* hotel in Málaga city centre all week, a short walk from the marbled streets of the old town.
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How big is the group?
Groups are kept small, typically up to 12 riders. Ask us for the current numbers on your date.
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What support is there on the road?
Our all-female guide team and support vehicle are with you every day, carrying ride nutrition, electrolytes, water and a full set of tools.
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Can I add extra nights in Málaga?
Yes. Get in touch and we'll help with extra nights before or after the camp.
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Can you cater for dietary requirements?
As the camp is full board, let us know about any dietary needs when you book and we'll share them with the hotel and restaurants.
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Can I ride an e-bike?
Get in touch and we'll confirm whether an e-bike is available for your dates.
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How do I get to the start?
Travel to Málaga and meet the team at the guest hotel in Málaga city centre at 12:00 on day 1. The camp finishes at the same hotel.
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What should I pack?
Bring road kit, a helmet, layers for the climbs and descents, a light jacket, plenty of sun cream and comfortable clothes for evenings out in Málaga.
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What does a typical day look like?
Breakfast at the hotel, sometimes a short transfer, then a guided ride on Málaga's classic climbs with the support vehicle close by. Evenings are spent together tasting Málaga's best food and wine.
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How do I book?
Choose your camp date on this page and pay the 30% deposit to secure your place. Questions first? Give us a call.
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What happens after I book?
You'll receive a booking confirmation, followed by joining information on the hotel, kit and bike hire.
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Can I come with a group of friends?
Of course. Friends are welcome to book together, and we can also arrange custom trips for private women's groups.
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How do you keep riders safe?
Our experienced guides help keep the group safe, motivated and together, with the support vehicle close by on every ride.
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Are there women-only cycling camps in Spain?
Yes. Our Málaga Women's Cycling Camp is a women-only road camp guided by an all-female Eat Sleep Cycle guide team, based in Málaga city centre.
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How hard is road cycling in Málaga?
Málaga is hilly. This camp covers 417 km with 7,199 m of climbing over 5 riding days, averaging 83 km a day, so good fitness for long climbs is recommended.
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What is the best time of year to cycle in Málaga?
Málaga's mild climate offers near-perfect riding conditions in winter, spring and autumn. Our women's camp runs in November.
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How do I get to Málaga for a women's cycling camp?
Travel to Málaga and meet us at the guest hotel in Málaga city centre at 12:00 on day 1.
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How much does a women's cycling camp in Málaga cost?
The Málaga Women's Cycling Camp costs €2,899, including 5 nights in a 4* hotel, full board and full support. A single room is €499 extra.
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How hard is the Puerto del Sol climb near Málaga?
Puerto del Sol is one of Málaga's classic climbs and often features in the Vuelta a Andalucía. Our final ride starts in Alfarnate and snakes south over it towards the coast.
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Can you cycle to El Chorro and the Caminito del Rey?
Yes. On day 2 we transfer to Álora and ride to El Chorro to see the Caminito del Rey, a walkway pinned to the walls of the narrow gorge.
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What is cycling to El Torcal de Antequera like?
It's a climbing day to a stunning natural park of millennia-old rock formations that once formed the seabed, and well worth every pedal stroke.
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Women's cycling camp or mixed group camp in Málaga?
Our women's camp offers a supportive all-female group and guide team on Intermediate routes. For a mixed Advanced week, take a look at our Málaga Road Camp.
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What food should I try on a cycling trip to Málaga?
Don't miss espeto de sardinas, Málaga's famous grilled sardines. This camp also includes a wine and tapas tour of the city centre.
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