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Spain Cycling Holidays

Active holidays are increasingly popular, with tourists and locals alike flocking to locations in Spain for the thrill of an adventure on wheels. Road cycling holidays in Spain are as varied as they are enjoyable, including  bike tours in Seville, self-guided vacations on the Island of Menorca, and even journeys through the stunning Rioja Wine Region. At Hooked On Cycling, we value your freedom of choice, so whether you’re a first-timer looking for something different in 2022, or a keen traveller with a passion for the great outdoors, our selection of tours allow you to explore Spain the way you want, without experiencing unnecessary disruptions.

Spain and the Balearic Islands have long been a popular holiday destination for Brits, as they descend in their thousands to make the most of sandy beaches, the glittering ocean and the warm climate. However, this is just one way to see the country. Spain, Menorca and Majorca cycling holidays are a great way to see a whole different side of the country, taking in some of the breathtaking mountains and natural landscapes that a typical tourist may not normally see.

Our cycling tours in Spain will take you all through culturally and geographically diverse regions, including Andalucia, Asturias, Catalonia, Costa Brava, La Rioja, Majorca and Menorca.

Browse our selection of bike holidays in Spain below. We have created detailed guides for our customers that detail routes, distances between destinations, accommodation options and any sights to see along the way along with prices, what’s included and optional extras.

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Lanzarote – Land of the Volcanoes

From£1,141

Duration: 7 Nights
Difficulty: Level 2-3
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily from 1 January to 31 December
Starting Location: Costa Teguise

Road Biking – Cols of the Pyrenees and Costa Brava

From£1,021

Duration: 7 Nights
Difficulty: Level 3-4
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily on 1st March to 16th November
Starting Location: Girona

Greenways Of Catalonia

The Greenways of Catalonia

From£618

Duration: 5 Nights
Difficulty: Level 1-2
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily on 1st March to 16th November.
Starting Location: Olot

St James Way Cycle Tour

From£766

Duration: 7 or 9 Nights
Difficulty: Level 3
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily March to 30th October
Starting Location: Leon

Spain’s Asturias Green Coast

From£631

Duration: 7 Nights
Difficulty: Level 2
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily from 1st April to 30th October
Starting Location: Vilde

Sierra de Grazalema Cycle Tour

From£675

Duration: 6 Nights
Difficulty: Level 2-3
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily 11th March to 26th November (except 10/4-20/4, 3/5-6/5, 16/6-10/9)
Starting Location: Ronda

Segovia Medieval Villages Cycle Tour

From£894

Duration: 7 Nights
Difficulty: Level 2
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily April – October
Starting Location: Segovia

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Seville to the Beaches of Cadiz

From£1,238

Duration: 6 Nights
Difficulty: Level 2
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily from 1st March to 30th June and 1st September to 30th November
Starting Location: Seville

Majorca by Road Bike

From£837

Duration: 7 Nights
Difficulty: Level 3-4
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Sundays from March 30th to June 22nd and September 7th to 19th October. (special dates available for groups or 6 or more).
Starting Location: Palma/Can Pastilla

Island of Menorca

From£922

Duration: 7 Nights
Difficulty: Level 2
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily 1st March to 30th June and 1st September – 1st November
Starting Location: Maó

Island of Majorca

From£878

Duration: 7 Nights
Difficulty: Level 2
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily from 1st March – 27th October
Starting Location: Palma

Family in Catalonia Cycle Tour

From£618

Duration: 7 Nights
Difficulty: Level 2
Tour Type: Self Guided
Availability: Daily 12th April to 24th September.
Starting Location: Corçà/ La Pera

Where To Visit In Spain

Catalonia Cycling Tours

Catalonia offers a beautiful mix of coast, mountains, and countryside, all with a strong cycling culture. The area around Girona is especially famous among cyclists, thanks to its smooth roads, respectful drivers, and routes that suit both professionals and leisure riders. You can climb into the foothills of the Pyrenees one day and take a relaxed ride along the Costa Brava the next. There are also a number of scenic greenways (called vías verdes) that are perfect for traffic-free cycling. Girona itself is a cyclist’s haven, filled with cafés, bike shops, and a real community vibe.

Coastal views in Majorca

Andalusia Cycling Tours

Andalusia is a region in southern Spain that’s a dream for cyclists who love variety. You’ll find everything from quiet olive grove-lined backroads to challenging climbs in the Sierra Nevada mountains. The scenery is stunning—whitewashed villages clinging to hillsides, Moorish architecture, and endless views across rolling countryside. Towns like Ronda, Granada, and Córdoba make excellent bases, with plenty of routes on quiet tarmac and the odd gravel trail. Spring and autumn are the best times to ride here, when the temperatures are warm but manageable. The local tapas and friendly atmosphere are a big bonus after a day in the saddle.

Majorca Cycling Tours

Mallorca is one of Europe’s most popular cycling destinations—and for good reason. The island has immaculate roads, a range of routes for all levels, and a strong cycling infrastructure. From flat rides through almond groves to the famous climbs of Sa Calobra and Cap de Formentor, there’s something for everyone. The island comes alive with cyclists in spring and autumn, when the weather is near perfect. You’ll find bike-friendly hotels, excellent rental options, and plenty of scenic café stops. Mallorca strikes that rare balance of holiday relaxation and challenging riding—ideal for both training and touring.

Our Top Regions In Spain

White boat on volcanic beach looking over houses in the distance

Canary Islands

🍾 Exceptional Food and Wine

☀️ Year-round sunshine – perfect for winter cycling escapes

🚵 Epic climbs – like Mount Teide in Tenerife

Green Coast of Asturias

Asturias

🏞️ Lush mountain landscapes – the green heart of northern Spain

🚵🏼‍♀️Challenging climbs – including the legendary Alto de l’Angliru

🍃Wild and authentic – rugged coastlines, quiet roads, and rich local culture

Andalusia

🌻 Diverse terrain – from olive groves to dramatic mountain passes

🏰 Rich culture – ride through Moorish towns and white villages

☀️ Ideal seasons – perfect spring and autumn weather for long rides

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FAQs About Our Spain Cycling Holidays

Is Spain good for cycling?

Yes, Spain offers an incredible mix of landscapes—from mountains and coastlines to rural backroads—and a well-developed road network that suits all types of riders. Many regions have a deep cycling culture, and road users are generally respectful. Whether you’re into gentle scenic rides or challenging mountain climbs, Spain has it all.

Where are the best cycling locations in Spain?

Some of the best cycling spots include Mallorca, known for its smooth roads and epic climbs; Girona in Catalonia, which is a professional cycling hub with a great community feel; and Andalusia, for its combination of cultural charm and varied terrain. The Canary Islands, such as Tenerife and Gran Canaria, are also ideal for winter training, thanks to their volcanic landscapes and consistently warm year-round weather.

What time of year is best for cycling in Spain?

The best times to cycle in Spain are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). The weather is warm and comfortable, and the countryside is at its most colourful. Summer can be very hot—especially in the south—so early rides and lots of hydration are key if you’re cycling in July or August. Mallorca and the Canaries are popular even in winter due to their milder climates.

Can you cycle in Spainish cities?

Yes, many Spanish cities are becoming increasingly bike-friendly. Cities like Barcelona, Valencia, and Seville have invested in cycling infrastructure, including bike lanes and shared bike schemes. That said, traffic can be busy in larger cities, so it’s best to plan your route and stick to dedicated paths where possible.

Is Spain very hilly?

Spain’s terrain is wonderfully varied. You’ll find flat and rolling countryside—especially in regions like Castilla-La Mancha and parts of Mallorca—as well as seriously mountainous areas like the Pyrenees, Sierra Nevada, and Picos de Europa. Whether you’re looking for easy, scenic rides or big climbing days, you’ll find routes to suit your level.

What is the weather like in Spain for cycling?

The weather in Spain is generally fantastic for cycling—sunny, dry, and mild for most of the year. Coastal and island areas tend to be more temperate, while inland regions can be hotter in summer and colder in winter. Spring and autumn are especially good, with sunny days, less wind, and comfortable riding temperatures.

Are there any essentials I should pack for Spain?

You’ll want to bring breathable cycling kit, sun protection (sunscreen, glasses, cap), water bottle (hydration is key), and a lightweight windproof jacket for higher elevations or cooler evenings. A GPS or navigation app, which will help in rural areas, and padded shorts are a must for longer days. Don’t forget to bring swimwear—especially if you’re heading to the coast or islands!

Are cycling supplies available in Spain?

Yes, absolutely. Spain has a strong cycling culture, and you’ll find well-stocked bike shops in most towns and tourist areas. Mallorca and Girona, in particular, have excellent rental and repair services, and even rural areas often have local mechanics or cycling cafés. 

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