Spain

Mallorca is one of the most popular places to bike in Europe, attracting both pros and touring cyclists, who come for the climate, beaches and endless riding options. The hotels are fabulous and the food is exquisite.

The southern slopes and valleys of the Sierra Nevada are known as the Alpujarras. There are about 70 villages in the region today, and a myriad of foot paths linking many of the most beautiful.

This island paradise is yours to discover. Starting from Palma our itinerary includes moderate rides through the traditional countryside of Mallorca, into (and over) the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range.

Moorish architecture and legend, hilltop white villages covered with orange blossoms, restaurants featuring paella, gazpacho & tapas, endless sunshine and of course, flamenco.

With its multitude of villages, sunny weather, seaside splendor, art, culture, and gastronomy & wine, this corner of Spain offers everything we look for when traveling. Plus, the cycling is superb!

It ranks as one of the most rewarding walks in the world. It’s a pilgrimage to many, but whatever your reason, you are likely to be transformed by this experience.

Bienvenido a España! From Callela de Palafrugell to Cadaqués, we have created an itinerary that shows you the very best of this region, and hiking is a splendid way to take it all in.

From León to Santiago de Compostela. For anyone interested in history & culture, the Camino de Santiago certainly ranks as one of the most spectacular trips in the world.

The pine-scented coastal region of Catalonia has long attracted artists, writers, and those in search of beauty, tranquility, and inspiration. From Figueres to Girona, you will see the very best of this region.

Walking without heavy pack and with pre-arranged hotels, this itinerary will allow you to enjoy the walk without the stress of logistics.

Arrive to Girona. This is the city Spaniards voted as the most livable city in the country. It’s no surprise as it is full of charming cafes and restaurants and is an easy and pleasant city to discover on foot.

From Pamplona to Santiago de Compostela. Since the 10th Century, pilgrims have come (by foot and now bicycle) from near and far to experience this enigma of Spain.