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SPAIN E BIKE TOUR

Cost: EURO 1675

Eventos futuros

  • 04/10/2025, 07:00 GMT-4 – 11/10/2025, 07:00 GMT-4
    Granada, Granada, Spain
    The Tour is designed to have time enough to immerse yourself in a country's culture. As you travel from one hotel to another; there’s no need to worry about your luggage, which is brought to your hotel, ready to welcome you upon arrival.
  • 22/09/2024, 07:00 GMT-4 – 29/09/2024, 07:00 GMT-4
    Granada, Granada, Spain
    The Tour is designed to have time enough to immerse yourself in a country's culture. As you travel from one hotel to another; there’s no need to worry about your luggage, which is brought to your hotel, ready to welcome you upon arrival.
  • 01/09/2024, 07:00 GMT-4 – 08/09/2024, 10:00 GMT-4
    Granada, Granada, Spain
    The Tour is designed to have time enough to immerse yourself in a country's culture. As you travel from one hotel to another; there’s no need to worry about your luggage, which is brought to your hotel, ready to welcome you upon arrival.
  • 16/06/2024, 07:00 GMT-4 – 23/06/2024, 07:00 GMT-4
    Granada, Granada, Spain
    The Tour is designed to have time enough to immerse yourself in a country's culture. As you travel from one hotel to another; there’s no need to worry about your luggage, which is brought to your hotel, ready to welcome you upon arrival.
Overview

Type: Guided E Bike tour

Province: Granada

Total Distance Covered: 300 km

Duration: 7Nights/ 8 Days

Terrain:  Rolling terrain with some ascent

Difficulty level: Moderate 

Provision for Support Vehicle: Accessible

Best Season to go: April, May,September, October

Nearest Airport: Granada

 

About the Ride

GRANADA - AT A GLANCE

 

This is a country rich in culture, history, fiestas, natural beauty, and delectable cuisine. You will have the opportunity to see everything, from magnificent monuments to a broad range of unique natural settings... and you'll get the chance to participate in many interesting public activities and taste a variety of delectable food items

 

The province of Granada has so much to offer, from the mythical city that witnessed the fall of the last king of Moorish Al-Andalus to untouched natural areas. The land that charmed romantic travellers still captivates anybody who visits it. The Cycling Journey goes from north to south along epic, ever-changing landscapes from a vast high plateau to desert landscapes, high mountains with traditional villages, and the tropical - Mediterranean coast towards the city of Granada.

 

 The Tour is designed to have time enough to immerse yourself in a country's culture. As you travel from one hotel to another; there’s no need to worry about your luggage, which is brought to your hotel, ready to welcome you upon arrival.

 

Suitable for anyone who likes an active way of traveling and has a normal physical condition and health.

Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival and Orientation

Experience the best of Andalusia with Bike and Trek Adventures' exhilarating E Bike Tour. Day 1 marks your arrival in the captivating cities of Málaga or Granada, where our dedicated pick-up service awaits to whisk you away to the inviting Los Nogales hotel. Nestled within the picturesque Pozo Alcón municipality, this hidden gem offers a rural retreat on the crossroads of Jaen and Granada, right within the embrace of the breath-taking Sierras de Cazorla, Segura, and Las Villas Biosphere Reserve. Settle into the comfort of our hotel, allowing you to unwind or venture out to explore the enchanting surroundings. As the day progresses, our seasoned tour leader will provide an immersive introductory session, offering a glimpse into the remarkable journey that lies ahead. Safety takes precedence as you receive vital instructions and a comprehensive briefing on bicycle mechanics, ensuring you're well-prepared for the adventure. Following these informative sessions, seize the opportunity to test your bikes and make minor adjustments, guaranteeing a personalized and comfortable experience throughout the upcoming escapades. Your unforgettable Andalusian adventure starts here. Stay : Hotel Los Nogales, Pozo Alcon https://www.hotelrurallosnogales.com/

Day 2

Embrace Contrasts on the High Plateau Adventure

Embark on an exhilarating journey through contrasts on Day 2 of our unforgettable E Bike tour. For those seeking a seamless experience, there's an optional transport from the village Castril, bypassing a climb (7.5km & 355m ascent). Post a hearty breakfast, our day begins with a drive to the northern frontier of Granada province, where the awe-inspiring Sagra Mountain Range unveils itself. Standing tall at 2,383 meters, Sagra is a solitary pinnacle, second in height only to the Sierra Nevada Mountain in all of Andalusia. As we traverse the majestic Sagra Mountain Range, our cycling adventure commences, leading us to the charming village of Húescar. The path meanders through swaying cereal fields, lush olive groves, and fragrant almond orchards, showcasing the primary crops of the Altiplano region. Livestock also plays a vital role in the local way of life. En route, a must-visit gem awaits: the picturesque village of Castril. With its narrow alleys and clusters of whitewashed houses, this quintessential Andalusian town is graced by the commanding Peña de Castril, a towering rock formation offering sweeping vistas. Our expedition continues, culminating in the enchanting village of Cortes de Baza, nestled at the northern tip of the scenic Negratín lake. To cap off the day's adventures, a short drive takes us to the rejuvenating "Baños de Zujar," a natural hot spring at Negratín lake where you can bask in the warm embrace of the pool's 35°C waters. Finally, we head to our hotel in La Calahorra, a quaint village nestled at the base of the majestic Sierra Nevada. The hotel boasts a captivating view of the hill-perched La Calahorra Castle, an architectural marvel that adds to the area's allure. Join us on this enthralling expedition, where every moment unveils the remarkable diversity of Andalusia's landscapes and experiences. Stay: Hotel Hospederia del Zenete. La Calahorra www.hospederiadelzenete.com Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch (Picnic)

Day 3

Discovering the Sierra Nevada Foothills to the Enigmatic Gorafe Desert

Welcome to an exhilarating Day 3 of our journey, as we venture from the magnificent foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the heart of the enigmatic Gorafe Desert. Starting from our comfortable hotel, our cycling path follows the meandering contours of the Marquesado de Zenete, a captivating region nestled to the south of Guadix. This area, historically marked by mining activities, leads us to the historic town of Guadix. Within its charming streets, you'll discover a rich tapestry of heritage, from the medieval Arab Citadel and the elegant Cathedral to the captivating Mudejar-style buildings. Notably, Guadix is renowned for its unique population that resides in cave houses, a distinctive feature that adds character to this vibrant town. After a refreshing break and a leisurely exploration of the cave district, our journey continues towards the village of Purrullena. It's from here that we immerse ourselves in the heart of the desert landscape, venturing through isolated towns that are an integral part of the UNESCO Global Geopark declared in 2020 within the territory of Granada. Concluding our cycle ride in the secluded haven of Alicún de las Torres, we're met with a remarkable natural wonder—a limestone wall sculpted over time by the intricate dance of water's mineral salts. This striking formation stretches 15 meters high and extends approximately one kilometre, a testament to nature's artistic prowess. Our journey then leads us by car to the enchanting town of Gorafe, a location renowned for boasting the highest concentration of dolmens across Europe—truly the earliest examples of human architecture. Before retiring to our hotel, we pause at a panoramic vista, affording us a sweeping view of the arid Badlands that enfold the village of Gorafe. Join us in this riveting day of exploration, where each twist and turn reveals a captivating chapter of Andalusia's diverse landscapes and captivating history. Stay: Hotel Tio Tobas. Alcudia de Guadix https://www.cuevastiotobas.com/ Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch (Picnic)

Day 4

Immerse in the Enchanting Alpujarras Region

Day 4 beckons you to embark on an unforgettable journey through the captivating beauty of "Las Alpujarras," an exquisite expanse of white mountain villages cradled between the gentle slopes of the Sierra Nevada and the azure embrace of the Mediterranean Sea. Dive into the timelessness of Alpujarra, where the pulse of history seems to linger. This area serves as a cherished refuge, preserving the heritage of the Moriscos from Granada—a living testament to the harmonious coexistence between humanity and the natural world, an ethos deeply rooted in the Moorish legacy of Al-Andalus. Our day commences with a drive to the breath-taking "Puerto de la Ragua," a mountain pass perched at a lofty altitude of 2,000 meters. This awe-inspiring pass, straddling the provinces of Granada and Almería, acts as our gateway. The route winds through picturesque villages adorned with vistas that stretch over valleys and terraced farms. If the skies are clear, a panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea and even Africa unveils itself in all its splendor. As we journey, take pause to explore the rustic villages along the way, their architecture uniquely shaped by Berber influences—distinctive flat-roofed, box-shaped white homes crowned with towering round chimneys. These clusters of dwellings, etched into narrow, winding, and steep streets, are a testament to the harmony struck between civilization and the Sierra Nevada's rugged terrain. Finally, we arrive at our charming hotel near the village of Cádiar, perched on the banks of the Guadalfeo River. Behold panoramic vistas that stretch over the majestic mountains, providing a fitting culmination to this day of exploration. Come, be a part of this remarkable experience as we traverse the Alpujarras, where every step echoes the whispers of history and the serenity of the land. Stay: Hotel Alqueria de Morayma. Cadiar http://www.alqueriamorayma.com/ Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch (Picnic)

Day 5

Explore the Enchanting Alpujarras - Part 2

Day 5 invites you to immerse yourself further into the allure of "Las Alpujarras," a captivating realm of white mountain villages cradled between the undulating southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. For those seeking a seamless experience, an optional transport from the hotel to the village of Berchules awaits, ensuring you skip the morning ascent if desired (11 km & 450 m ascent). Our journey continues through the heart of Alpujarras, with our first stop being the picturesque village of Trevélez. Perched at an impressive altitude of 1,480 meters within the Trevélez Gorge, this village holds the distinction of being one of the highest in Spain. Renowned for its time-honoured method of air-drying ham, a tradition that has earned it a Denomination of Origin for its unparalleled quality and exquisite flavour. The secret lies in its unique geographical conditions, where factors like altitude, temperature, and humidity conspire to craft a product of unrivalled excellence. As the day unfolds, we make our way towards Pampaneira, the initial jewel of the Poquiera Gorge, celebrated as one of the Alpujarra's most alluring treasures. A refreshing pause in Pampaneira allows for a delightful drink before we continue. Our journey then transitions with a short drive to Capileira, our hotel for the evening. Perched at an impressive altitude of 1,435 meters, Capileira offers a remarkable opportunity to spend the night amidst the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Sierra Nevada's southern slopes—a truly unforgettable experience. Join us on this exploration of the Alpujarras' second route, where the tapestry of nature and culture unfolds in breath-taking harmony, creating moments that linger long after the journey ends. Stay : Hotel Finca de los Llanos. Capileira https://www.hotelfincalosllanos.com/ Stay: Breakfast

Day 6

Transitioning from Mountains to Coastline

Day 6 brings a seamless transition from the lofty mountains to the inviting coastline, guiding you through the picturesque Lecrín Valley—a stunning blend of pine forests and cultivated landscapes—towards the alluring Tropical Coast of Granada. As we bid adieu to the Alpujarras, our journey commences with a drive to Nigüelas, the crown jewel of the Lecrín region. Situated at an impressive altitude of 930 meters, Nigüelas is rightly known as the "Balcony of the Valley," offering panoramic views that sweep across the landscape. Our final day of cycling leads us through the enchanting Lecrín Valley. This landscape, adorned with rolling hills, meandering ravines, dramatic cliffs, and flowing rivers, is adorned with meticulously cultivated citrus and orange groves, almond orchards, and olive plantations. Our path takes us around the heart of the valley—the Béznar Reservoir—a vital water source nurtured by the Sierra Nevada's cascading rivers. Along the way, we encounter villages that have preserved their Moorish heritage, a testament to the area's enduring essence. Our journey continues towards the village of Pinos del Valle, a haven that treats you to stunning vistas. From here, we pedal onward to the Old Road Granada-Motril, passing through a majestic canyon renowned for its rock climbing allure. The final stretch guides us towards Salobreña, an exquisite village perched atop a colossal rock, crowned by an ancient Moorish castle. This charming locale provides the perfect opportunity to explore the historic quarters, indulge in a refreshing swim, or unwind at local bars. With this, we draw close to the culmination of our journey, as we head towards Granada—the ultimate destination that holds the promise of discovery, enchantment, and lasting memories. Join us for this remarkable day as we journey from the heights of the mountains to the allure of the coastline, weaving together nature's beauty and history's legacy in a symphony of sights and experiences. Stay: Casa del Capitel Nazari. Granada https://www.hotelcasacapitel.com/ Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch (Picnic)

Day 7

Explore Granada.

A city with history located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The cultural riches of Granada with influences from the Moors, Catholics, and Jews make this city in Spain into an important cultural centre with Moorish rule spanning 800 years of occupation. Granada's role gradually increased within the Moorish realm and eventually became a kingdom with the stunning Alhambra palace. In 1492, the city was reconquered by the Catholic kings (Ferdinand and Isabel), due to which the Moors and Jews had to convert to Catholicism or flee the country. Slowly but surely, this caused the city to fall into economic and cultural decay for several centuries. We start the day with a private guided tour of Alhambra and the gardens of the Generalife (UNESCO World Heritage Site) where you discover one of the best- preserved monuments of Islamic architecture in Spain. The rest of the day you are free to explore more beautiful places and to try the Granada tapas which are known for serving free tapas with every drink. The tour guide will organize a place to have dinner together to celebrate the last evening of the journey. Stay: Casa del Capital Nazari. Granada https://www.hotelcasacapitel.com/ Meal Plan: Breakfast

Day 8

Farewell

On Day 8, we bid you farewell as our journey comes to a close. Following a satisfying breakfast at our hotel, it's time to conclude our adventure. We ensure a seamless departure with a private airport transfer, transporting you from the comfort of our accommodations to the airport in either Granada or Málaga. While our journey may end here, the memories, experiences, and the essence of Andalusia will forever linger in your heart. We thank you for choosing to explore this remarkable region with us, and we look forward to the possibility of welcoming you back on another captivating journey in the future. Until then, safe travels and may your adventures continue to flourish. Meal Plan:B

Cost (Euro 1650)

 A minimum of eight adults is required to operate the trip.

 

OPTIONAL:

 The applicable rate for a single supplement euro 800

Inclusion
  • Accommodations for 7 nights

  • 15 meals- including 7 breakfasts, 4 Picnic lunches, 

  • Daily bag transport (1 Bag per person 20 kg max)

  • Liability and rescue Insurance

  • On-route support vehicle

  • Qualified tour guides who ride the route and describe the locations

  • Airport / Train Station Pick up drop - Granada / Malaga

  • Alhambra private guided walking tour

  • E Bike with Pannier, Helmet, water Bottle, GPS Tracker, Gloves

Exclusion
  • Tickets and Visa

  • Insurance

  • Extra Meals

  • Tip

  • Personal Expenses

  • Extra Excursion

  • Extra Night

  • Dinner - 3 days

WE MAY NOT BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING, SO IT’S BETTER TO BRING YOURS

  • Clothes enough for 8 days

  • Hydration bag if you prefer

  • Medicine – If you are on medication

  • Personal hygiene kit like – Tissue, tooth paste & brush, soap, shaving kit etc…

  • Zip lock for water proofing for your gadgets

  • Mobile phone & Camera

  • Sun block

  • Bike shoes 

  • Footwear 

  • Cycling shorts 

  • T Shirts • Socks 

  • Sun glass 

  • Cap 

Important Links

Cycling Fitness Guide

25MB

Liability

25MB

Disclaimer & Declaration

25MB

Parents Disclaimer

25MB

Medical Disclaimer

25MB

Terms & Conditions

25MB

Bicycle rental Agreement

25MB

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I define a guided tour?

A guided group bike trip is probably the ideal option for you if you want to travel in a group, meet new people, and have a guide and a set daily agenda. When you go with a guide, everything is taken care of for you, including bike adjustments, route information, stops, lunches, snacks along the way, a lift if you are tired, etc.

How is the weather right now?

Andalucia as a whole is the hottest area on the continent, while Seville is the sunniest city in all of Europe. We do the tour in the spring and fall when the weather is ideal for riding.

 

The days are long and pleasant (although not too hot), with no rain or wind, from March to early June and from late September to November. Although it's better to be ready for the occasional showers on any tour.

 

We don't recommend doing this as a private group tour during July and August. Cycling during summer is simply too hot. Winter is significantly more comfortable, with daytime temperatures in Seville generally hovering around 20°C (68°F) and just slightly lower in Granada.

Are non-cyclists permitted to join the tour?

Definitely! Everyone is welcome, even non-cyclists. Non-cyclists can often travel in a support vehicle and can tour the many cities and villages along the route.

How many people are on the tour?

We think that smaller groups are necessary to provide customized service. Our trips are practically private groups; they carry 6 to 12 individuals and provide a guide for every 4 or 6 tourists. The backup van and the guide will always be on the lookout for you. While another guide leads the group and encourages you while cycling alongside you (for groups larger than 4–6 persons)

The guide provides participants with the required information, such as a route plan, maps, and other materials, the night before leaving (or at breakfast on the first day). In addition to learning more throughout the trip, you'll get the option to visit some of the region's historical sites, tapas bars, or even simply those very cool fountains that can be found in most towns.

The support vehicle follows the visitors throughout the trip and takes breaks at pre-planned checkpoints where visitors may have refreshments or learn a little more about the location they are visiting. You can go in the vehicle whenever you need to take a rest. You can either re-join the other riders after stopping for lunch at a nice restaurant or choose to remain in the van until we arrive at the day's destination. You are free in the afternoons, so you may explore the towns and cities as you go. You can choose to dine with the group for dinner or go sightseeing on your own.

 

The backcountry routes and minor roads used for tours provide a comfortable environment for you to unwind, meet other riders, and take in the scenery.

Who is the tour guide?

The founders of BTA or qualified tour guides individually lead every single one of our guided trips.

How does the riding on the tours work?

In India, leaving a gratuity has become customary. You should donate as much as you feel is appropriate in light of your financial situation, the services you get, and your subjective assessment of those services.

How do you define backup?

We invite everyone to move at their own pace because this is a leisurely tour. After all, it is a holiday, and we don't want you to feel hurried at any time.

We occasionally ride as a large group, but most of the time we break off into smaller groups that ride at various speeds, regrouping numerous times throughout the day.

What do the lunches on this tour consist of?

The typical lunch is a three-course meal, tapas, or paella, which is served in local restaurants. The food on the menu is characteristic of Andalucia and the rest of Spain and often contains three or four alternatives for each meal, at least one of which is vegetarian.

On the first night, dinner is consumed in a classic tapas bar in Seville.

With every meal, refreshments such as water, soft drinks, beer, and wine are not included.

What should I bring?

It is required to wear a helmet when cycling in Spain; we advise bringing your own, but we can also provide one.

Cycling shorts, a jersey, and gloves are recommended because comfort is the key while cycling. Cycling shorts are a must in our opinion; if you are not comfortable in the saddle, you won't want to bike as much. Trainers are suitable for walking and riding.

Is my bicycle permitted?

It is rather simple to arrange for most individuals to bring their bikes. 

As different airlines have varying policies about carrying boxed bikes, it is advised to verify with your airline or travel agency. Some enable you to reserve your bike in advance, usually for a price, while others carry bikes for no charge but may run out of room on the day.

What replacement parts should I bring for my bike?

We urge you to get your bike serviced before your trip, pack spare tyres and inner tubes (particularly if you're riding on tubes), and a complete set of new brake pads (previous clients have gone through a set in a week). If you want to bring your mountain bike, kindly bring a spare rear mech hanger and chain as well.

We have preferred servicing at one of the two bike shops in Ronda should something serious happen to the bike (for example, if it breaks).

Do I require health or travel insurance?

You must have medical and personal injury insurance that covers athletic activities and repatriation to your home country in order to participate in our vacations.

Before your arrival, kindly provide us with the numbers for your insurance policies and emergency contact information.

Please be aware that you are also liable for the bike if you have an accident while on a tour.

Please make sure you have enough insurance as an EU citizen and avoid using the EHIC card (formerly the E111) as your only source of protection.

Please ensure that there is sufficient coverage for those who rely on the insurance offered by credit cards and ensure thoroughly that your cycle tour is covered or not.

There are no mandatory vaccine requirements, although it is highly advised that you be up to date on your routine immunizations like polio and tetanus.

Get any necessary vaccines and a health check to verify fitness from your doctor at least three months before your trip.

 

Please bring the appropriate inhalers or epi-pens and let us know if you suffer from severe allergies or asthma. Such supplies are not included in our first aid package. Additionally, this includes any antihistamine creams, ibuprofen, or other drugs that you might require or need.

 

Keep in mind that without insurance, you cannot ride.

How much money should I give the tour guides?

Your trip cost does not include tips for your guides. In general, tipping in Spain has become a custom. How much you should give is totally up to you, the amount available with you and your subjective opinion about the services you come across.

Can my trip be customised?

You are welcome to create a unique vacation itinerary for Spain. Use this page's "Customize tours" form to tell us about the experiences you'd want to have so that we can better understand what would be most appropriate for you. Following that, we'll get in touch and arrange your ride based on your preferences.

Is it possible for my family, friends, or group to have a private tour?

You may book a personalized trip tailored to your group's needs, or you can select one of our pre-existing excursions, making it exclusive and inaccessible to other visitors. If you prefer, you may email us at info@bikeandtrekadventure.com  with your demands instead of using our contact form.

Can vegans or those with unique dietary needs be accommodated?

Indeed, we do! For restaurant meals, picnics, snacks, and other events, we enquire about any dietary requirements, food allergies, intolerances, and general dislikes throughout the booking process. We tell your tour guides, hotels, and restaurants in advance after you've made your reservation. Generally speaking, we work hard to offer a great, well-balanced meal every day with an emphasis on unique local cuisine.

Do airport transfers come with the package?

The majority of the time, we advise arriving a day or two early to catch up on sleep as airport transfers are included. You'll also find comprehensive meeting guidelines in your final trip documentation. Ask us about things to do if you're arriving early!

Do you allow solo passengers?

Without a doubt, there is no issue. TRA  welcomes the opportunity to serve solo travellers. We'll make every effort to make the preparations simple for you and your budget. For lone travellers, there is a single supplement charge. For those who would like to stay alone, there is a charge added to the trip cost that guarantees a private room. At the time of booking, please let us know whether you want a separate room. We will make every effort to match you with a roommate if sharing is an option while you are on a trip and you both choose to do so. We will unquestionably return your single supplement if a match is available.

How will I wash clothes while on tour?

Yes, travelling by bicycle generate a tonne of dirty laundry! Hotels frequently provide laundry services, and laundromats may be found in larger cities. If you want further details, ask your tour guide or us.

Key Highlights

  • Supported and guided Bicycle holiday​

  • Professional guides with years of expertise and local knowledge with a personal connection to the region.

  • Small group travel allows people to feel freedom, to go at their own pace, get to know their travel companies, and also benefit from their leader’s knowledge.

  • Ancient churches, palaces, castles & fragrant gardens.

  • The Alhambra Palace – the jewel in the crown of Moorish architecture.

  • Personalized attention. Any tour can be modified to meet the interest and preferences of the customer.

  • Accommodation. Our selection includes hotels in rural areas surrounded by nature to discover the special features in the middle of their unique scenery.

  • Magic nights of flamenco music and sangria.

  • Travel guidance in different languages.

  • Nature and culture were our role models to design the tour

  • Bicycle through orange and ancient olive groves.

  • Experience different regions in an exciting and environmentally friendly way

  • The opportunity to stop when and where you want to explore differently

Eligibility

  • The participant has to be in the good physical condition

  • Should not have diabetics Mellitus, Asthma, Epilepsy, Heart problems, High BP

  • No pacemaker implant

  • Riders below 15 years should have a company of a parent / guardian

  • Riders between 15-18 years can come solo with the disclaimer form signed by parent/ Guardian

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