
Cycling Holidays in Spain
A Unique Adventure in Unique Destinations
Discover Andalucía on two wheels, guided by the Toro Blanco's cycling holiday team.
When you think of Spain you think…..Flamenco dancers, Tapas bars, Moorish castles standing proud, matadors with sweat on their brows – Spain conjures up millions of different images. The country has been a favourite for many holidaymakers for years, thanks to its fantastic beaches, lovely climate and stunning scenery.
Our cycling holidays in Spain help you to explore the incredible beauty of hilltop towns, dramatic mountains and huge descents.
We can now explore some of the Spain’s hidden Gems on bikes.
You will be guided on your bikes through some interesting scenery.
Andalucía is home to a rich variety of historical monuments, some of which you will be visiting along the cycle route and include, Unesco World Heritage site the “Alhambra Palace” in Granada and the incredible “Caminito del Rey” near Malaga.
This is 8 days of cycling you will remember forever!


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At Toro Blanco, we aim to provide you the highest level of guided cycling with this holiday. We are the bench mark for cycle holidays in europe and will create an unforgettable experience.
Extras Include:
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All transfers
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4-5 Star Hotels
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All Meals and Drinks
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All single people do not have to share rooms
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E bikes available for all party
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2 vehicle support team included
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Coaching where appropriate included
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Small Groups
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2-3 Walking excursions
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Private tours available

On two wheels, explore places that will take your breath away...
Details Of Our Next Trip

Country:
Spain
Region:
Andalucía (South of Spain)
Type of Cycle Holiday:
Guided at the lead and tail of the group on bikes,
Lead vehicle and tail support vehicle throughout holiday.
Activities:
Cycling, nutritional advice, fitness coaching, walking & exploring where appropriate.
Grading: (Difficulty):
Comfortable for all leisure cyclists who exercise on a bike 1-2 hrs 2-3x per week.
Availability:
1x 8 day Holiday; 9-16th September 2023 sold out Extra Date 22nd - 29th September 2023
Logistics:
Fly into Malaga, collection and drop off to Airport on 1st and last Saturday of the holiday.
Bikes:
Male and Female road bikes will be provided (Bike fitting afternoon of arrival). Options to bring your own bike with discount off holiday.

- Mon, 23 OctPizarra23 Oct, 08:00 CEST – 30 Oct, 08:00 CETPizarra, km 22, A-7054, 29560 Pizarra, Málaga, Spain
- Mon, 18 MarPizarra18 Mar 2024, 08:00 CET – 25 Mar 2024, 08:00 CETPizarra, km 22, A-7054, 29560 Pizarra, Málaga, Spain
- Mon, 25 MarPizarra25 Mar 2024, 08:00 CET – 01 Apr 2024, 12:00 CESTPizarra, 29560 Pizarra, Málaga, Spain
- Mon, 22 AprPizarra22 Apr 2024, 08:00 CEST – 29 Apr 2024, 08:00 CESTPizarra, km 22, A-7054, 29560 Pizarra, Málaga, Spain
- Mon, 20 MayPizarra20 May 2024, 08:00 CEST – 27 May 2024, 08:00 CESTPizarra, km 22, A-7054, 29560 Pizarra, Málaga, Spain
- Mon, 17 JunPizarra17 Jun 2024, 08:00 CEST – 24 Jun 2024, 08:00 CESTPizarra, km 22, A-7054, 29560 Pizarra, Málaga, Spain
- Mon, 16 SeptPizarra16 Sept 2024, 08:00 CEST – 23 Sept 2024, 08:00 CESTPizarra, km 22, A-7054, 29560 Pizarra, Málaga, Spain
- Mon, 21 OctPizarra21 Oct 2024, 08:00 CEST – 28 Oct 2024, 08:00 CETPizarra, km 22, A-7054, 29560 Pizarra, Málaga, Spain
When is the best time to take a cycling trip to Spain? There is never a bad time for cycling holidays in Spain. In terms of road cycling holidays Spain should be regarded as a four-season cycling country because you can always find pleasant cycling conditions whatever the time of year. However, the southern and eastern regions such as Andalucia are probably best enjoyed between September and June, when the temperatures are moderate and the roads will be less crowded. How difficult is a cycling trip to Spain? Active cycling holidays in Alhambra Palace, Andalucia, Granada, Malaga and Sierra Nevada are popular for a reason. Spain has excellent cycling infrastructure as well as a varied landscape that offers all kinds of exciting cycling terrain. The climate too tends to deliver benign cycling conditions. You can certainly challenge yourself on a cycling holiday in Spain, but you are assured of a very satisfying trip. Is cycling in Spain suitable for solo travellers? There is no reason why you cannot take your Spanish cycling holiday by yourself, but we believe these experiences are always more enjoyable in a group. When you join one of our guided cycling tours in Spain, you can benefit not only companionship, you also get the benefit of our experienced and knowledgeable guides who can help you to discover experiences you might not find on your own. Single travellers are more than welcome with us, and you will not have to share a room with any other guests. Why should a cyclist go there? Cycling holidays in Spain are very popular for a reason. Spain offers spectacular landscapes to cycle through with some of the best climbs and most exhilarating descents to be found anywhere in Europe. Spain also has a very cycling friendly culture so you will find travelling on two wheels here a very agreeable experience – and of course whenever you stop you will find great food and friendly service. Why would you go anywhere else? What are the epic routes that you can ride in Spain? Cycling holidays in Spain give you a chance to cycle a huge array of epic routes. For example, the “Silver Route” (Ruta de la Plata) following the Roman road from Seville to Gijón. You may also know the Vía Verde (de la Sierra), a greenway that follows an old railway line through the mountains of Cádiz and Seville provinces, offering spectacular views of the landscape and wildlife. You may be spoilt for choice, but our local guides and fitness experts will handpick the best routes for your holiday, so you can leave the planning in our safe hands. Should I book Spain tour tickets in advance? Guided cycling holidays in Spain are very popular and places are limited. We always recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. What are the biggest challenges? From a cycling perspective, the climbs pose the most significant challenges, and Spain offers an abundance of them. The country boasts a diverse range of terrain that presents thrilling uphill battles for riders. However, when the cycling experience is as exceptional as it is in Spain, the greatest challenge you're likely to encounter is saying goodbye and departing for home. What are your tips for those cycling in Spain for the first time? We would normally say “do some research and planning before you go”, and that is still a top tip. If you join us for guided cycling tours of Spain, however, you can benefit from our guides’ expert local knowledge and save yourself some of that research time. Pack smart, bring enough clothing and protection for different weather conditions, but do not carry more than you need. Finally, pace yourself, enjoy the ride and remember to take pictures and share your experience with others.