Visit charming villages far from the usual tourist circuits ; choose your day, shape your experience. Our vacations offer unparalleled flexibility, catering to both relaxation enthusiasts and adventurous cyclists . Decide your mileage, craft your itinerary, and let us handle the rest. WHEN TO GO : The mild climate of Andalusia means that you can enjoy the trip at any time of year. Spring is, perhaps, the most recommendable time, although each season offers its specific advantages for this experience. The springtime brings pleasant temperatures in the daytime averaging 60F-66F (16C-19C) from May through June with possible daytime highs up to 75F (24C) and cool evening temperatures dropping after sunset by 15-20 degrees.

Catalonia packs a lot into its four provinces. The stunning cove beaches of the Costa Brava highlight one of Europe’s most dramatic coasts in the world, backed by the renowned foodie scene & Jewish history of medieval Girona, and Salvador Dalí's gloriously surreal 'theatre-museum' in Figueres. And if that weren’t enough, there are the mighty medieval monasteries, gorgeous Romanesque churches and isolated hilltop villages scattered throughout. Wherever you venture there is the undeniable sense that Catalonia is different from the rest of Spain and very worth celebrating.

Girona remains somewhat off the beaten track, with pros claiming that the area is still relatively untouched by tourism, and with the benefits of quiet, smooth roads, easy going Catalan culture and a huge variety of cycling routes its the perfect training grounds; oh, and there’s the weather.

Northeastern Spain, Basque Country or locally known as Euskadi or País Vasco; has its own language, its own culinary traditions, and a distinctive geographic and cultural landscape that we fully explore during our daily rides

Starting in Bilbao and ending in San Sebastian walk with us within a region that revels in its independence and rich traditions. Tour Bilbao and the Guggenheim, then walk within a land of farmers and exquisite mountain scenery. Walk along a coastal paradise unlike any, then explore villages rife with a history of witches and smugglers.

Girona remains somewhat off the beaten track, with pros claiming that the area is still relatively untouched by tourism, and with the benefits of quiet, smooth roads, easy going Catalan culture and a huge variety of cycling routes its the perfect training grounds; oh, and there’s the weather.

Visit charming villages far from the usual tourist circuits ; choose your day, shape your experience. Our vacations offer unparalleled flexibility, catering to both relaxation enthusiasts and adventurous cyclists . Decide your mileage, craft your itinerary, and let us handle the rest. WHEN TO GO : The mild climate of Andalusia means that you can enjoy the trip at any time of year. Spring is, perhaps, the most recommendable time, although each season offers its specific advantages for this experience. The springtime brings pleasant temperatures in the daytime averaging 60F-66F (16C-19C) from May through June with possible daytime highs up to 75F (24C) and cool evening temperatures dropping after sunset by 15-20 degrees.

Catalonia packs a lot into its four provinces. The stunning cove beaches of the Costa Brava highlight one of Europe’s most dramatic coasts in the world, backed by the renowned foodie scene & Jewish history of medieval Girona, and Salvador Dalí's gloriously surreal 'theatre-museum' in Figueres. And if that weren’t enough, there are the mighty medieval monasteries, gorgeous Romanesque churches and isolated hilltop villages scattered throughout. Wherever you venture there is the undeniable sense that Catalonia is different from the rest of Spain and very worth celebrating.

Girona remains somewhat off the beaten track, with pros claiming that the area is still relatively untouched by tourism, and with the benefits of quiet, smooth roads, easy going Catalan culture and a huge variety of cycling routes its the perfect training grounds; oh, and there’s the weather.

Northeastern Spain, Basque Country or locally known as Euskadi or País Vasco; has its own language, its own culinary traditions, and a distinctive geographic and cultural landscape that we fully explore during our daily rides

Starting in Bilbao and ending in San Sebastian walk with us within a region that revels in its independence and rich traditions. Tour Bilbao and the Guggenheim, then walk within a land of farmers and exquisite mountain scenery. Walk along a coastal paradise unlike any, then explore villages rife with a history of witches and smugglers.