Andalucia

Andalucia Cycling Tours

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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Trans Andalucia Challenge

€ 4.299

Ride from Almeria to Seville on this tour which takes in the stunning scenery and architecture of Andalucia. En route, sample the delights of Andalucian food, visit the iconic Alhambra palace & gardens in Granada, see a flamenco show on the last night in Seville, and taste olive oil, oranges, sherry and local wines. Discover the authentic Spain on two wheels.

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Málaga Winter Ride Camp

€ 1.899

A week designed for road cyclists looking for a boost in fitness over the winter months. Take on 6 days of riding in the sunny city of Málaga. Train on the same roads that surround Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard’s new home and enjoy the company of like-minded riders. Enjoy the support of our […]

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Classic Andalucia Self-Guided

€ 1.499

Get off the beaten track and explore Andalucía's romantic rural roads as well as Southern Spain's most magical cities

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396 km
3.500 m
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The Costa Del Sol Self-Guided

€ 1.199

Ride a beautiful loop from Málaga to Granada through rural Andalucia. Return to Málaga along the Costa del Sol.

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310 km
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Classic Andalucia

€ 2.999

Get off the beaten track and explore Andalucía's romantic rural roads as well as Southern Spain's most magical cities

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396 km
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Andalucia is the perfect destination year-round cycling. Join us on one of our Andalucia cycling tours and see for yourself! From Granada and the Sierra Nevada, to Málaga and the Costa del Sol, the Andalucian landscape offers an incredible variety of terrain and elevation and endless kilometres to be enjoyed under the Spanish sun.

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Alhambra

THE ALHAMBRA

The Alhambra is one of the best preserved examples of Islamic architecture in Europe. The site as it stands today bears the scars of the invasions and cultural milieu that make Granada so unique, complete with magnificent palaces, tree-lined walkways and flowing streams. Some of the Alhambra's highlights include the Courtyard of the Lions, the Generalife gardens and the Palace Of Charles V.

Pico de Veleta

EL PICO DE VELETA

The Pico del Veleta in the stunning Sierra Nevada mountains is the fourth highest peak in Spain, and a 43-km climb to the top. There is an average gradient of 6.5%, and it is important to ride in summer, as snow can make the road inaccessible in winter and early spring.

Puerto del Sol

EL PUERTO DEL SOL

El Puerto del Sol is a challenging climb located just to the north of Velez-Málaga. The 19-km ascent averages at 6.4%, with highs of 12% and 10% at some points. The road climbs through the hills surrounding the city of Malaga, passing through the pretty villages of Periana and Colmenar. Enjoy the gentle descent down to the city of Malaga and cool off with a drink beside the sea!

Carretera de la cabra

CARRETERA DE LA CABRA

The Carretera de la Cabra is a stunning road that winds its way through the Andalucian countryside. Flanked by green fields, forest and rocky mountainside, the road offers views of the undulating landscape the blankets the coastal region of Granada. Rising in altitude from the seaside town of Almuñecar, the climb peaks at 1348 m above seal level, before starting to descend towards the city of Granada.

Flamenco

FLAMENCO

This traditional form of song and dance is most commonly associated with the gyspies of southern Spain. Today, this romantic music has been popularised, and can be seen in 'tablaos' (small flamenco theatres) across the country. Some of the most authentic tablaos are found in Seville, Granada, Cordoba, Malaga and Cadiz, which are or have been home to some of the most celebrated legengs in flamenco history, such as Camerón de la Isla, Paco de Lucía, Lola Flores, La Húngara, and more. In summer, the streets are alive with flamenco buskers, who offer an incredible display of talent.

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EL PUERTO DEL LEÓN

El Puerto del Leon is a 16.2-km climb from the city of Malaga through the nearby natural park of Los Montes de Málaga. The climb starts by winding upwards through the outskirts of the city. Before too long, the undulating landscape is all that surrounds the this quiet road, which is in great condition. Depending on speeds and energy levels, the climb takes around one hour. There are several road-side restaurants on the way up for a quick drink if needed, and also one at the summit. Riding late afternoon is highly recommended as the views across the surrounding countryside are even more spectacular!

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Phil

Originally from Bristol in the UK Phil worked in London for over 15 years as a Graphic Designer. In 2018 armed with his bike and a campervan he set off to cycle around Europe. Settling in Spain, he now resides down on the Costa Blanca where he spends his time cycling both road and gravel whilst keeping his hand in with some design work. His ideal bike ride will always involve mountains and coffee!

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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.

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Rafa

Rafa is from Barcelona and has made the city of Granada his home. Alongside guiding Rafa works as a cycling coach. He rides both road and gravel and has probably climbed the Pico de Veleta more times than anyone else!

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Fernando

Fernando lives in the Montes de Málaga! He's spent a career travelling extensively and working with the UN. A Malagueñan, Fernando rides MTB and road and continues to love to travel.

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