From
per person
Duration
14 nights
Level
5 - Difficult - mountainous - 60 to 110 km
Leaving from the small walled city of Palma del Río, it is with happiness that you will discover the sunniest region of Spain, home of flamenco and bullfighting. Andalusia also has a fabulous architectural heritage inherited from the Moorish domination, which was exercised from the 8th to the 15th century.
Seville offers an eloquent example: the Real Alcázar Palace, listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The Andalusian capital is also worth seeing for its narrow streets and flowery patios (Santa Cruz neighborhood) or its vast terraced gardens along the river, via the Paseo de Cristóbal Colón.
Your cycling route will then take you to Arcos de la Frontera, a town located on a rocky outcrop overlooking the surrounding hills. From there, you will continue along the popular and very pretty White Villages Route, so named because of the whiteness of the whitewashed houses. Andalusia on two wheels, in more ways than one a bright choice!
Air transportation of the passenger and his bike with Air Transat;
Transfer between the airport and the hotel, to and from the destination;
transfers by coach;
14 nights in a three or four star hotel, double occupancy;
14 breakfasts and 4 dinners;
Air transportation of the passenger and his bike with Air Transat;
Transfer between the airport and the hotel, to and from the destination;
transfers by coach;
14 nights in a three or four star hotel, double occupancy;
14 breakfasts and 4 dinners;
equipment, such as bicycles
Travel Agents' Customer Compensation Fund (FICAV) coverage of $3.50 per $1000
equipment, such as bicycles
Travel Agents' Customer Compensation Fund (FICAV) coverage of $3.50 per $1000
Montreal-Trudeau / Malaga
Malaga / Montreal-Trudeau
Circuit rating : 5
difficult circuit : very hilly and mountainous, requiring important and repeated efforts ; from 60 to 110 km.
Montreal-Trudeau / Malaga
Malaga / Montreal-Trudeau
Circuit rating : 5
difficult circuit : very hilly and mountainous, requiring important and repeated efforts ; from 60 to 110 km.
Day 1
Arrival in Malaga and transfer to Lanjarón.
Day 2
Free day or loop via Órgiva, Carataunas, Pampaneira, Pitres, Trevélez, Torviscón. Option Capileira (95 to 104 km).
Day 3
Lanjárón, Pinos del Valle, Restábal, Nigüelas, Dúrcal, Padul, Otura, Ogijares, Granada (64 km).
Day 4
Free day or loop in the Sierra Nevada via Güejar Sierra. Option via Sierra Nevada (50 or 72 km).
Day 5
Granada, Santa Fé, Chauchina, Fuente Vaqueros, Valderrubio, Obéliar, Íllora, Montefrio, Almedinilla, Priego de Córdoba, Zagrilla (100 km)
Day 6
Zagrilla, Luque, Zuheros, Doña Mencía, Castro del Río, Espejo, Santa Cruz, Córdoba (89 km).
Day 7
Free day or loop via the hills of Las Ermitas (34 km).
Day 8
Córdoba, La Herrería, Fuente Palmera, Cañada del Rabadán, Villar, Écija. Option via Almódovar del Rio (69 to 81 km).
Day 9
Ecija, Cañada Rosal, Guadajoz, Los Rosales, Brenes, San José de la Rinconada, Sevilla (112 km).
Day 10
Free day.
Day 11
Sevilla, Dos Hermanas, Alcalá de Guadaira, El Coronil, Montellano, Arcos de la Frontera (124 km) or Los Paracios y Villafranca, Las Cabezas de san Juan, Arcos de la Frontera (88 km)
Day 12
Arcos de la Frontera, El Bosque, Grazalema, Montejaque, Benaoján, Ronda (88 km).
Day 13
Free day or loop via Arriate, Setenil, Olvera, Torre Alháquime, Alcalá del Valle (38 to 82 km).
Day 14
Ronda, El Burgo, Yunquera, Coín, Mijas, Fuengirola (91 km).
Day 15
Transfer to Malaga airport and flight back to Montreal.
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