Arrival at Malaga airport and transfer to hotel in Ronda.

After arriving at Malaga airport, transfer to Ronda where you will spend the first 2 days of your cycling vacation. There is much to see in Ronda such as a beautiful park behind the arena with phenomenal views. Enjoying delicious tapas on a terrace; what more could a person want!

Round trip Round trip Rounda (45km, 48km or 52km))

The first day of cycling is a great opportunity to test out the bikes. You can choose from as many as 3 different routes. A beautiful road connects Ronda via the Puerto del Viento (Pass of the Wind) to a hidden white village: El Burgo. On this tour, you can choose from 2 different routes in terms of length and difficulty (45 or 52 km). The 3rd option is a (tougher) round trip Faraján-Cartajima (48km) past imposing barren rocks with spectacular views. With a little luck, you can see Gibraltar and the Moroccan reef mountains! Of course, you can also choose to stroll around Ronda with its many terraces and delicious tapas.

Ronda-Olvera (34/44 km, 580/900 hm)

Today you will head for the next overnight location in Olvera and have a choice of 2 different bike routes. You will pass several "white villages" along the way that are so characteristic of this area. Highly recommended is the village of Sentenil de Las Bodegas, assimilated into the rocks; beautiful!
Continue your way to Olvera and don't forget to enjoy the beautiful views along the way.

Olvera-Montellano (40 km, 400 hm)

Sit back and relax today! You will bike to Montellano along the Via Verde de la Sierra; a former railroad line that has been rebuilt into a bike path. Follow the old track through more than 30 rail tunnels where the lights come on automatically as soon as you cycle into them. Coripe's former train station is a wonderful place for a cup of coffee and a sandwich. Don't forget to look up at the circling Vultures along the way!

Montellano-Ultrera (47 km, 400 hm)

From Montellano, you will depart for a drive through rolling countryside. While undulating, you will cycle through a varied Spanish landscape. El Palmar de Troya offers several options for lunch after 30 km. The journey then continues on a beautiful unpaved bike path to today's final destination: Ultrera.
Ultrera is a wonderful place to immerse yourself in a typical Spanish ambiance.

Ultrera-Sevilla (40 km, 100 hm)

On the way to the final destination. It is good to see how people in Spain are beginning to adjust to cyclists. You cycle basically just straight on narrow roads through an agricultural environment. Seville is beautiful. Not just to be there but definitely to arrive by bike!

Tour of Seville (12 km)

End point Seville. You would say put away your bike but nothing could be further from the truth. Seville has great facilities for cyclists. A frog-green bike path leads you pretty much throughout the city. So, for example, you can visit Plaza de Espana, Seville Cathedral and the Moorish Palace of Seville. The sightseeing tour will lead you past the many attractions. Enjoy this vibrant Spanish city!