Riders on a coastal road in the Tramuntana

Andalusia · Mallorca · Basque Country

Spain cycling tours

Three guided trips on gravel and quiet roads, in spring and early summer: from Granada across the deserts to the sea, a full loop of Mallorca, and a week of riding and eating well in the Basque Country.

Trips

3 routes

Riding

6 stages each · 420–563 km

Season

April to June

Level

Medium to medium-high

Support

Support vehicle on every trip

From

€2,850

Departures

Each route runs once a year. Your luggage travels in the support vehicle on all three.

Al-Ándalus

30 Apr – 8 May 2027 · 9 days

Supported · 3rd edition

From €2,850 ≈ US$3,150

Mallorca Gravel

8–15 May 2027 · 8 days

Supported

From €3,600 ≈ US$3,980

Al-Ándalus: Granada to the sea

A day in Granada and the gardens of the Alhambra, then two deserts: Gorafe, a little-known world of ravines and badlands, and Tabernas, the setting of the spaghetti westerns. We cross the Sierra Alhamilla, ride Cabo de Gata and finish in Almería. Six stages, about 420 km, nights in hotels, seaside hostels, a rural house and a cave house.

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Rider in the Gorafe desert

Mallorca Gravel: the island between places

A full loop of the island from Palma on gravel, forest tracks and rural lanes that rarely appear on cycling maps: Santanyí, Artà, Formentor and the Serra de Tramuntana, with Sa Calobra on the hardest day. Six stages and about 444 km in May.

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Rider on a country road between dry-stone walls

País Vasco: gravel, food and the Orbea Gravel Aiaraldea

From Bilbao to Vitoria-Gasteiz, Rioja Alavesa, Navarre and San Sebastián, with nights in Laguardia and Mundaka, long dinners and wines from the coast to Rioja. Six demanding stages, about 563 km, plus a day riding the Orbea Gravel Aiaraldea, entry included.

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Riders entering an old railway tunnel

Which one is for me?

  • Your first trip with us: Mallorca Gravel, rated medium, with three gentle stages before the Tramuntana.
  • Wild landscapes and history: Al-Ándalus, deserts, ravines and the sea, rated medium-high.
  • Food, wine and big days in the saddle: País Vasco, the most demanding of the three. You need very good fitness.

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Massimo A.Mongolia · Google review · Translated from Italian

I don't know any company that does this kind of trip better. The trip design, the time together, the planning: perfect. I've already done 5 trips with them. Oh, and the guides are a 10!

Santiago R.Google review · Translated from Spanish

True adventure cycling. Going to places one would likely never go on one’s own, in a way that means facing real rather than contrived challenges, but with professionalism and support of the highest standard.

Greg K.Google review

Questions about cycling in Spain

Which bike do I need?

A gravel bike with wide tyres or a mountain bike. Bike rental is not included; ask us if you need help arranging one.

Do I carry my luggage?

No. On every trip a support vehicle carries your luggage, so you ride with only what you need for the day.

Is the Orbea Gravel Aiaraldea a race?

No. It is a gravel ride created by Orbea, the Basque bike brand, built around the landscape, the food and the people, with a short and a long route.

Is travel insurance included?

Yes: a specific personal insurance policy for each traveller and each trip, on top of the travel agency’s general insurance.

How do I book?

Choose a departure and book online with a deposit. The payment schedule and the cancellation terms are on each trip page.

More questions? Read our general FAQ, write to info@pa-cycling.cc or message us on WhatsApp.

Sunset over the sea at Cabo de Gata

Spain, off the beaten track