Cycling in Spain
We have a tapas of treats when it comes to Spain cycling holidays. You can go for a regular favourite such as cycling through Andalucía’s villages, or cycling from Alicante to Valencia. Or you can take on the Canaries or Camino de Santiago by bike, both challenging but exhilarating for different reasons. If you think you know Spain already, then you haven’t seen it from a saddle. There’s always somewhere new to find on a cycling escape in España.
Popular bike tours in Spain
New cycling holidays
Cycling the Costa Blanca: Inland and Coast
Cycling the Costa Blanca in Comfort (Centre-based)
Cycling the Costa Blanca (Centre-based)
Cycling the Albariño Coast: Braga to Santiago
Cycling in Catalonia: Gironès and Baix Empordà
Cycling in Catalonia: Vic and La Garrotxa by E-bike
Cycling the Vía de la Plata: Salamanca to Trujillo
Cycling in Catalonia: Ebro Delta Natural Park Short Break
Road Cycling in Catalonia: Priorat Wine Region
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Best cycling routes in Spain
Spain’s cycling routes may not be as famous as France or Italy’s, where leisure cyclists follow in the slipstream of pros on the Tour de France or the Giro d’Italia. However, Spain is home to a vast collection of velo-vacays, from the Pyrenees to Picos, Catalonia to the caminos.
Best time to go to Spain
Whether you’re going to the Canaries or Catalonia, the Pyrenees or on a pilgrimage, here are our top tips on the best time to go to the second-largest country in the European Union, Spain.
Cycling holidays to combine with a city break
You don’t have to separate your city breaks from your cycling ones, which is why we’ve picked some of our favourite adventures near the city, so that you can do both the metro and vélo thing. Many are also accessible by train.
Our best coastal cycling tours
From Cornwall to Catalonia, Greek to Canary Islands, these are cycling holidays with a high dose of Vitamin Sea from beginning to end, sunrise to sunset.
Our top responsible cycling tips
Cycling has come a long way over the years, thanks to those who live, love and lobby for better biking. We want to join the chorus of goodwill and share some thoughts on responsible cycling, both at home and away.
What to pack for a cycling trip
A few top tips on must haves for a velo-vacay, starting with a helmet and working from head down to your toes. From sustainable gear to chafing and cleats, there’s a lot to ponder.
