You’ll be met by a local representative at the Malaga Airport and transferred to your first night’s accommodation in the white village of Jimena de la Frontera. After bike fitting or un-packing, should you have brought your own bike, time will be taken to talk you through the week, chat through how to use the info and navigation app, as well as to answer any queries that you may have. Anyone renting will be fitted to their rental bike. You’ll have time to unpack and unwind before heading to town for dinner.
Straying away from impersonable chain hotels, the accommodation you can expect during this self-guided cycling adventure in Andalucia always comes with a unique touch (and traditional Spanish breakfasts!) You’ll stay at handpicked family-run hotels and guesthouses overflowing with charm and homey atmosphere, usually in small white towns and villages—worlds away from crowded coastal resorts. Lodging is based on double occupancy in en suite rooms, but you can opt for single rooms for an additional fee.
We had a lovely holiday. It was everything we hoped it would be. The weather was fantastic, cycling wonderful and scenery spectacular, changing every day, and gorgeous villages. It all went very smoothly, from booking to pick up and drop off at the airport (many thanks). What a lovely part of the world. Every day had something different, the route was well thought out, challenging at times although always achievable. Scenery fantastic. My favourite day was from Ronda to Grazalema. Great cycling, lots to see on the way, El Lago great place for lunch and then the climb to the Puerto de las Palomas, wonderful scenery and what a sense oachievement to reach the top. But it didn’t end there, the descent to Grazelema was brilliant and the village itself was lovely.