IberoCycle Holidays Newsletter

IberoCycle Holidays offers quality cycling holidays in Spain, touring the delightful regions of Cantabria, Asturias and through the Picos de Europa. Supported yet self-guided, these trips invite riders to discover unspoilt villages and beautiful towns at their own pace.

Where the tours go

An IberoCycle holiday in northern Spain takes in unspoilt Spanish villages and beautiful towns such as Santillana del Mar, Potes, Arenas de Cabrales, Carmona, Llanes, San Vicente de la Barquera and Somo. The starting point is easily reached by air to Bilbao or by ferry to Santander.

Beyond the north, supported cycling trips visit different areas of Spain, including:

• Route of the Moors
• Granada and Cordoba
• Descent of the River Ebro
• White Villages of Andalusia
• The La Rioja tour, a scenic route through mountains, beautiful vineyards and river views
• An 8-night Andalusia adventure with olive groves, white villages and the fortress of La Alhambra

The cycling experience

A cycling trip with IberoCycle is not just a holiday but a whole new way of enjoying and appreciating leisure time. Pedalling through new and unknown countryside is an incomparable experience that people repeat year after year, gliding along peaceful country roads away from busy main thoroughfares.

On the bike it is far easier to stop and appreciate the many beautiful villages and scenery, entering into direct contact with nature through the smells, the sounds and the beauty of the countryside.

How the holidays work

On IberoCycle holidays everything is taken care of. Tours are supported yet self-guided, so riders can choose their own company, or enjoy the solitude of the road, while cares and worries are left behind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which regions of Spain do the holidays cover?

Tours explore Cantabria, Asturias and the Picos de Europa in the north, as well as the Route of the Moors, Granada and Cordoba, the River Ebro, the White Villages of Andalusia and La Rioja.

How do riders reach the starting point in northern Spain?

An IberoCycle holiday in the north is easily reached by air to Bilbao or by ferry to Santander.

Are the tours guided or self-guided?

The tours are supported yet self-guided, meaning everything is taken care of while riders are free to choose their own company or ride alone.

How long is the Andalusia holiday?

The Andalusia adventure is an 8-night trip taking in olive groves, white villages and the fortress of La Alhambra.

What makes the La Rioja tour special?

The La Rioja tour is a scenic route that includes mountains, beautiful vineyards and river views, leading riders amongst hidden gems.

What kind of roads do the routes use?

The routes favour peaceful country roads and quiet country lanes away from busy main thoroughfares, making it easy to stop and appreciate the villages and scenery.

This newsletter is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes IberoCycle Tours, S.L.U. For current details, visit the company's official website.