Cycling Holidays in Girona

You don’t need to be a pro, but you should have regular cycling experience and some comfort with sustained riding and climbs. Tours are available at different levels (Intermediate, Advanced, Epic), so you can choose one that suits your ability. If in doubt, the team can help you select a tour that balances challenge with enjoyment.

The most popular months to ride in Girona are March to June & September to November due to lovely weather and ideal temperatures. Girona can still be a great year-round destination to cycle.

Girona offers routes for every rider. Beginners can enjoy the flat Sant Andreu Salou lanes, scenic Lake Banyoles loop, or peaceful plains villages near Girona. Experienced cyclists can take on the Els Àngels and Santa Pellaia loop, the iconic Rocacorba climb, or the coastal roads of the Costa Brava. For a mix of terrain, the Pirinexus Gravel route delivers adventure through Catalunya’s rural and mountain landscapes.

Yes, there are self-guided options where you ride independently with route support, as well as custom and private tours tailored to your needs. This flexibility means you can ride at your own pace, or opt for guided support if preferred.

You have both options. A fleet of high-quality rental bikes (road, gravel, e-bikes) is available, but if you prefer to bring your own, that’s possible too. It’s best to check at the time of booking to confirm arrangements.

Girona is incredibly cycle-friendly, with drivers who respect riders, but it’s still important to follow Spanish cycling laws and local etiquette. Always ride on the right, wear a helmet outside towns (mandatory for under-16s), and make sure your bike has lights, a bell, and a rear reflector. Headphones and phones aren’t allowed while riding. Obey traffic signs, signal clearly, and dismount at pedestrian crossings unless it’s a bike lane. Stay visible with bright clothing and lights, and take care in Girona’s Old Town where pedestrians have priority. Carry essentials like water, spares, and a light jacket, weather and terrain can change fast. When riding in a group, communicate hazards, keep your movements smooth, and ride two abreast only when safe. Remember to regroup after climbs and be courteous to other road users, Girona’s cycling culture thrives on respect and awareness.

Cancellation and modification policies usually allow for changes under certain conditions. It’s best to review the specific terms when booking or contact the support team to clarify what applies to your chosen tour.

Absolutely, though you’ll want to choose a moderate route. Some tours feature gentler hills, scenic backroads, and shorter daily distances, which are well suited for beginners or families. Girona’s rich cultural and culinary attractions also make it a rewarding destination for non-riders.