Southern Spain's Andalusia Bike Tour

Duration
6 days
Guided Status
Guided
Difficulty
3-5
D-Score™
D1 - Beginner Friendly

Overview

This Southern Spain's Andalusia Bike Tour is for Couples, Friends & Solos, Women's Adventures, 30s & 40s, Families with Young Adults 20s & Beyond, Families with Teens & 20s and Families with Kids & Teens. It includes bike rides over Spanish hills, exploring Seville and Granada, sampling Andalusian specialties like gazpacho and others.

Daily Ride Schedule

Day 1: Rendezvous in lively Seville • Visit a family-run olive oil press for lunch and bike through the countryside past Zahara de la Sierra, a picturesque village that was once a Moorish outpost • Pause for a coffee in Setenil de las Bodegas, where restaurants, bars and houses are dwarfed by the limestone cliffs into which they are built • Cycle in the Grazalema mountains up pine-clad hills • Discover the rich history of Ronda, an ancient capital that has inspired centuries of literature • Awe-inspiring cliffs and trails through cork-oak forest lead to sweeping views in all directions • A winding ride through the Genal River Valley showcases unique flora, centuries-old woods and crystal clear waters • Take in views of the ancient _pueblos blancos_ that dot our path.

18 km 1600 m

D1

Rendezvous in lively Seville • Visit a family-run olive oil press for lunch and bike through the countryside past Zahara de la Sierra, a picturesque village that was once a Moorish outpost • Pause for a coffee in Setenil de las Bodegas, where restaurants, bars and houses are dwarfed by the limestone cliffs into which they are built • Cycle in the Grazalema mountains up pine-clad hills • Discover the rich history of Ronda, an ancient capital that has inspired centuries of literature • Awe-inspiring cliffs and trails through cork-oak forest lead to sweeping views in all directions • A winding ride through the Genal River Valley showcases unique flora, centuries-old woods and crystal clear waters • Take in views of the ancient _pueblos blancos_ that dot our path.

Day 2: Rendezvous in lively Seville • Visit a family-run olive oil press for lunch and bike through the countryside past Zahara de la Sierra, a picturesque village that was once a Moorish outpost • Pause for a coffee in Setenil de las Bodegas, where restaurants, bars and houses are dwarfed by the limestone cliffs into which they are built • Cycle in the Grazalema mountains up pine-clad hills • Discover the rich history of Ronda, an ancient capital that has inspired centuries of literature • Awe-inspiring cliffs and trails through cork-oak forest lead to sweeping views in all directions • A winding ride through the Genal River Valley showcases unique flora, centuries-old woods and crystal clear waters • Take in views of the ancient _pueblos blancos_ that dot our path.

21 km 2300 m

D1

Rendezvous in lively Seville • Visit a family-run olive oil press for lunch and bike through the countryside past Zahara de la Sierra, a picturesque village that was once a Moorish outpost • Pause for a coffee in Setenil de las Bodegas, where restaurants, bars and houses are dwarfed by the limestone cliffs into which they are built • Cycle in the Grazalema mountains up pine-clad hills • Discover the rich history of Ronda, an ancient capital that has inspired centuries of literature • Awe-inspiring cliffs and trails through cork-oak forest lead to sweeping views in all directions • A winding ride through the Genal River Valley showcases unique flora, centuries-old woods and crystal clear waters • Take in views of the ancient _pueblos blancos_ that dot our path.

Day 3: Rendezvous in lively Seville • Visit a family-run olive oil press for lunch and bike through the countryside past Zahara de la Sierra, a picturesque village that was once a Moorish outpost • Pause for a coffee in Setenil de las Bodegas, where restaurants, bars and houses are dwarfed by the limestone cliffs into which they are built • Cycle in the Grazalema mountains up pine-clad hills • Discover the rich history of Ronda, an ancient capital that has inspired centuries of literature • Awe-inspiring cliffs and trails through cork-oak forest lead to sweeping views in all directions • A winding ride through the Genal River Valley showcases unique flora, centuries-old woods and crystal clear waters • Take in views of the ancient _pueblos blancos_ that dot our path.

25 km 2100 m

D1

Rendezvous in lively Seville • Visit a family-run olive oil press for lunch and bike through the countryside past Zahara de la Sierra, a picturesque village that was once a Moorish outpost • Pause for a coffee in Setenil de las Bodegas, where restaurants, bars and houses are dwarfed by the limestone cliffs into which they are built • Cycle in the Grazalema mountains up pine-clad hills • Discover the rich history of Ronda, an ancient capital that has inspired centuries of literature • Awe-inspiring cliffs and trails through cork-oak forest lead to sweeping views in all directions • A winding ride through the Genal River Valley showcases unique flora, centuries-old woods and crystal clear waters • Take in views of the ancient _pueblos blancos_ that dot our path.

Day 4: Dramatic cliffs and vistas lead to the desert-like plains of Spain’s Wild West as we bike east to an area famous for limestone caves and a history of bandits and smugglers • Enjoy an uphill ride in the Sierra de las Nieves National Park—a Biosphere Reserve—followed by a thrilling downhill to the tiny hamlet of El Burgo • Explore Loja’s rolling hills, blanketed with countless olive trees • After lunch, choose between biking or hiking the renowned gorge trail of the Caminito del Rey • An early morning route takes you to the foothills of the Sierra de Gracia and stunning views of Archidona.

17 km 1500 m

D1

Dramatic cliffs and vistas lead to the desert-like plains of Spain’s Wild West as we bike east to an area famous for limestone caves and a history of bandits and smugglers • Enjoy an uphill ride in the Sierra de las Nieves National Park—a Biosphere Reserve—followed by a thrilling downhill to the tiny hamlet of El Burgo • Explore Loja’s rolling hills, blanketed with countless olive trees • After lunch, choose between biking or hiking the renowned gorge trail of the Caminito del Rey • An early morning route takes you to the foothills of the Sierra de Gracia and stunning views of Archidona.

Day 5: Dramatic cliffs and vistas lead to the desert-like plains of Spain’s Wild West as we bike east to an area famous for limestone caves and a history of bandits and smugglers • Enjoy an uphill ride in the Sierra de las Nieves National Park—a Biosphere Reserve—followed by a thrilling downhill to the tiny hamlet of El Burgo • Explore Loja’s rolling hills, blanketed with countless olive trees • After lunch, choose between biking or hiking the renowned gorge trail of the Caminito del Rey • An early morning route takes you to the foothills of the Sierra de Gracia and stunning views of Archidona.

17 km 900 m

D1

Dramatic cliffs and vistas lead to the desert-like plains of Spain’s Wild West as we bike east to an area famous for limestone caves and a history of bandits and smugglers • Enjoy an uphill ride in the Sierra de las Nieves National Park—a Biosphere Reserve—followed by a thrilling downhill to the tiny hamlet of El Burgo • Explore Loja’s rolling hills, blanketed with countless olive trees • After lunch, choose between biking or hiking the renowned gorge trail of the Caminito del Rey • An early morning route takes you to the foothills of the Sierra de Gracia and stunning views of Archidona.

Day 6: Dramatic cliffs and vistas lead to the desert-like plains of Spain’s Wild West as we bike east to an area famous for limestone caves and a history of bandits and smugglers • Enjoy an uphill ride in the Sierra de las Nieves National Park—a Biosphere Reserve—followed by a thrilling downhill to the tiny hamlet of El Burgo • Explore Loja’s rolling hills, blanketed with countless olive trees • After lunch, choose between biking or hiking the renowned gorge trail of the Caminito del Rey • An early morning route takes you to the foothills of the Sierra de Gracia and stunning views of Archidona.

29 km 1800 m

D1

Dramatic cliffs and vistas lead to the desert-like plains of Spain’s Wild West as we bike east to an area famous for limestone caves and a history of bandits and smugglers • Enjoy an uphill ride in the Sierra de las Nieves National Park—a Biosphere Reserve—followed by a thrilling downhill to the tiny hamlet of El Burgo • Explore Loja’s rolling hills, blanketed with countless olive trees • After lunch, choose between biking or hiking the renowned gorge trail of the Caminito del Rey • An early morning route takes you to the foothills of the Sierra de Gracia and stunning views of Archidona.

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

Hotel

What's Included

Catering services
Accommodation arrangements
Bike rental
Mechanical support
Support vehicle following all rides

About the Andalucía

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