IberoCycle

The classic Camino de Santiago route, all the way from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to the shrine of Saint James in Santiago de Compostela, passing through the marvellous cities of Pamplona, Logroño, Burgos and León.

Highlights:

• the camaraderie of sharing the route with a multitude of pilgrims
• some of the most beautiful and historical cities in Spain
• ever-changing scenery as we cross Northern Spain from east to west
• the indescribable sensation of arriving in Santiago

Follow the beautiful coastline of Northern Spain, between the elegant cities of Santander and Gijón. Fatnastic coastlne, cliffs and beaches, fishing villages, great cuisine, cider and cheeses. A wonderful tour.

• the elegant seaside resort of Santander
• tapas of Santander, anchovies of Cantabria, cider of Asturias, cheeses from the Picos de Europa
• mountain & ocean views from fishing village of San Vicente de la Barquera
• the charming fishing villages of Asturias: Llanes, Ribadesella, Lastres
• dinosaur footprints and the Jurassic Museum of Colunga

The route usually follows the coastline. It is hilly at times, but the hills are never too long. Generally easy to intermediate cycling.

A trip which combines magnificent scenery, with more of an emphasis on the splendid inland scenery to be found in Cantabria. A great tour if you like the challenge of climbing from one superb valley to the next. Beautiful villages and great riding. Our two-night stopovers mean that you don't have to pack every day, but can still enjoy frequent changes of environment and a variety of round rides of different distances on those "free" days. Enjoy some of the most spectacular and lush landscapes to be found in Europe.

Highlights:

•     the famous prehistoric caves of Altamira
•     the little known Cantabrian mountains and villages
•     the Bay of Santander and its endless beaches

This unforgettable cycling journey takes you through Portugal's rich history and stunning natural beauty. Cycle from Lisbon to Sagres, tracing the footsteps of Portuguese explorers and experiencing the diverse landscapes of the country. Explore historic sites in Lisbon, cross the Tejo River by ferry, and witness the unique biodiversity of the Arrábida Natural Park and the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park. Enjoy cycling on dedicated paths and low-traffic roads, discover beautiful beaches, savor delicious regional cuisine and wines, and meet friendly locals. This cycling adventure offers a unique blend of history, culture, and breathtaking scenery.

Highlights

• Unforgettable Coast-to-Coast Cycling Adventure
• Cycle through Stunning Natural Reserves
• Historic Itinerary: Explore Portugal's Rich Past
• Breathtaking Coastal Views
• Extend Your Stay: Extra Nights Available

A unique ride through some of the most dramatic landscapes to be found in Europe. These islands are of volcanic origin. Lanzarote suffered a series of eruptions in the 18th century and as a result has some fascinating volcano and lava scenery. The architectural works of César Manrique form a valuable complement to the volcanic environment and are a must. The benign climate, neither hot in summer nor cold in winter, means that cycling is possible all year round.

Highlights:

• unique volcanic lunar-like landscapes
• wine country of La Geria
• beach of Famara

The island is one of the lower-lying Canary Islands, although it is not flat. The first day’s ride to Haría is more demanding. After that, generally easy to intermediate riding.

Catalonia is home to some of the country's most varied scenery, ranging from the spectacular Pyrenees on the border with France, down through beautiful farmland and forests, to the rugged beauty of the Costa Brava. Here the pretty coastline contrasts with the clear waters and sheltered coves. We will visit fine medieval towns and villages such as Girona and Pals, along with picturesque coastal villages. And of course the various Dalí sites associated with the great artist.

Highlights:

• volcanic area of La Garrotxa
  

• Greek & Roman archaeological site of Empuries
  

• beautifully conserved medieval of village of Pals
  

This tour explores the Alentejo region Portugal around its beautiful capital, Évora and its many lovely small villages with castles, churches and wineries. Sights on route include the pretty village of Alvito, the beautiful white village of Monsaraz with its view over the lake, Terena, with its white houses decorated with roses and bougainvillea, the grand Ducal Palace of Vila Viçosa, and finally Estremoz, the city of marble. The route rolls along through olive groves, vineyards and cork oaks. A tour which will give you an enticing glimpse of unknown Portugal.

Castile is home to some of the most beautiful and monumental cities in Europa. We visit two of the most famous; Segovia and Ávila, along with Felipe II's immense monastery and residence El Escorial. Sights include the magnificent Roman aqueduct in Segovia and the impressive city walls of the fortified city of Ávila. Rivalling the spectacle of these cities are the beautiful villages and landscapes, ranging from the endless horizons of the plains of Castile to the dramatic beauty of the Sierra de Gredos mountains as we head towards El Escorial and Madrid.

Highlights:

• walls of Ávila and Alcázar fortress of Segovia
• canyons of Hoces del Duratón
• Sierra de Gredos mountain range

Cycling down the California coast from Monterey to Santa Barbara via Big Sur on a bike tour avoids much of the urban biking and the less scenic agricultural areas of longer bike tours down the California coast. The first part of a Monterey to Santa Barbara bike tour focuses on the hilly, but spectacular Big Sur coast, with its rugged coastline and towering redwoods. South of Big Sur, cycling through San Luis Obispo County and Santa Barbara County offers a diverse palette of marine wildlife viewing, historic missions, winery areas and surfers plying the waves of the Pacific Ocean off sandy beaches.

A route of open horizons with infinite olive groves. These in turn give way to the beautiful mountain scenery. The villages are whitewashed and bedecked with geraniums. Our final stop is Granada, to enjoy the magnificent spectacle of the palace / fortress of La Alhambra, the last stronghold of Moslem Spain set against the spectacular backdrop of the Sierra Nevada, the highest mountains of the Iberian Peninsula. The essence of Spain.

Highlights:

• El Albayzín and La Alhambra in Granada
• town of Lucena - the "Pearl of the Three Cultures"
• views and forests of Sierra Subbética