Project Description
GIRONA PROVINCE SELF-GUIDED
Discover the cycling playground of the pro-cyclists living in Girona
TOUR TYPE
Road Cycling
TRIP LENGTH OPTIONS
6 stages | 7 nights
7 stages | 8 nights
8 stages | 9 nights
AVERAGE DAILY METRICS
86 km | +1,620 m
PRICE
From €1,750
TOUR DESCRIPTION
From the mountains to the sea, this magic tour will let you discover the variety of emblematic landscapes and places that have made Girona’s region one of the most popular tourist destinations not only in Spain but in the whole Europe.
The tour starts in the quiet and charming city of Ripoll and finishes in the beautiful city of Girona. You will be passing picturesque villages in the Pyrenees, leafy forest, rolling mountains, volcanoes, fishing towns in the Costa Brava and Medieval settlements. Breath culture, history and marvelous sights in this incredible tour.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Climb some of the most iconic ports in the Pyrenees and the Costa Brava
- Visit the largest volcanic area in the Iberian Peninsula
- Have a pastry with pro-cyclist in the cycling cafes in Girona
- Discover hidden beaches and coves
- Emporda’s and Ripoll’s Medieval Towns
- Ride through 3 Natural Parks and numerous Natural Protected Areas
- Take pictures in the sites used for the set of Game of Thrones
- Taste delicious Spanish Cuisine
- See beautiful examples of Romanesque, Gothic, and Modernist architecture
- Swim in the turquoise waters of the Costa Brava
- Walk around Rupit, the Best Tourism Village of The World according to the ONU
ACCOMMODATION CATEGORIES
Find the right selection of trusted accommodation
options according to your preferences.
EXPLORER
Budget accommodation without compromising on quality.
COMFORT
Upscale 4* hotels where you can relax and enjoy all the comforts.
LUXURY
The best hotels with premium facilities and top locations.
DAY BY DAY
DESCRIPTION
Your journey begins in the picturesque town of Ripoll, at the foot of the Pyrenees. Upon arrival, settle into your cozy accommodation and explore the town’s charming streets and historic Santa Maria Monastery. We’re here to ensure a seamless start to your adventure.
For added convenience, we can arrange a private transfer to Ripoll. In the afternoon, one of our team members will greet you with a trip briefing, final instructions, and your rental bikes to make sure you’re fully prepared. Take in the beauty of the Pyrenees and savor your first taste of Catalonia’s heritage and culture.
Welcome!
RIDE DETAILS
No ride on arrival day
OVERNIGHT TOWN
Ripoll
Located at the confluence of the Ter and Freser rivers, the town was built around the Benedictine monastery of Santa María de Ripoll, founded around the 9th century. Ripoll is known for the preservation of several Catalan traditions and festivals celebrating its cultural and agricultural heritage, which are spread throughout the year.
The city is relatively outside of the radar of international tourists, which makes it an even better as introduction to the real lifestyle of the Catalan inhabitants. However, there is plenty excitement to be found in this region if you are a nature lover and adventure seeker, as it is the prefect playground for hiking, climbing, skiing, paragliding, etc…
Enjoy the peace and quiet of this region and marvel at the foot of the great mountains that divide us from the rest of Europe.
DESCRIPTION
This stage takes you from Ripoll to Camprodon, a charming town nestled in the heart of the Pyrenees. Along the way, you’ll ride through quaint villages, enjoy local gastronomic delights, and take in breathtaking high mountain landscapes and valleys—making this one of the most magical rides on the tour.
The route begins with the climb to the mountain pass of Vallfogona, a scenic ascent with impressive views. After a rewarding descent through Coll Santigosa, you’ll enter the stunning Camprodon Valley. Though you’ll pass through here briefly, you’ll return after tackling the highlight of the day: the renowned ascent to Vallter 2000. Featured in the Volta Catalunya cycling competition, this 12 km climb begins in the picturesque village of Setcases at an elevation of 1260 meters and culminates at 2155 meters in the upper parking area of the Vallter Ski and Mountain Station, with an elevation gain of 895 meters. This challenging climb is fully signposted, allowing cyclists to track their progress to the summit.
Upon reaching the top, you’ll be rewarded with spectacular views of the Morens Cirque, and you can take a well-deserved break at the restaurant or food truck before heading back down to Camprodon.
RIDE DETAILS
88 km | +2,080 m
INCLUDED CLIMBS
Coll de Canes: 15.4 km | 2.8% av. gradient
Vallter 2000: 12.2 km | 7.3% av. gradient
ALTERNATE ROUTE
For those seeking a lighter ride, we offer an easier itinerary for the day, skipping the ascent to Vallter 2000. This version takes you up to the charming town of Setcases at the base of the climb, where you can explore before continuing directly to your hotel in Camprodon.
OVERNIGHT TOWN
Camprodon / Llanars
Nestled at the heart of the Girona Pyrenees, with its roots planted in the Garrotxa region, we find the towns of Camprodon and Llanars, an area rich in history and tradition and versatility, where the combination of fauna, scenery, cuisine and natural environment make it a dynamic destination all year round!
Thanks to its location at the opening of the valley, every corner of Llanars is filled with light. As it flows through the municipality the Ter is strengthened by the multitude of streams found in this rural Pyrenean environment. The old town is structured around the Romanesque church of Sant Esteve, and hiking and mountain sports define the town’s character.
Close by, Camprodon is a dynamic, open, tourist-friendly municipality, which boasts a wide range of commercial outlets and sports, leisure and cultural activities for its visitors to enjoy. Apart from its essentials, which are a must-see on any visit to Camprodon, you will be enchanted by the rich history and architecture of its most emblematic buildings, the landscape and scenery of its spring water fountains, its mountains and nature, and the culture and traditions of its festivals, museums and activities, with a huge variety of activities to keep you busy!
DESCRIPTION
Today’s landscape is home to wild boars, deer, and roe deer that hide away as you pass, while overhead, magnificent birds such as golden eagles, vultures, and bearded vultures soar effortlessly. This ride takes you up to the border with France before descending into the Garrotxa Volcanic Natural Park and its capital, Olot.
The stage begins in Camprodon with an ascent to Coll d’Ares, a mountain pass cresting the frontier between Spain and France. It’s a long but manageable climb, and on clear days, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views reaching as far as the French eastern coast.
Afterward, you’ll retrace part of your path and head towards Beget, a timeless village where stone streets and houses stand along a clear mountain stream, preserving a beauty untouched by time.
As you descend through Coll del Buc and Coll de Camporiol, you’ll arrive at Castellfollit de la Roca, a village perched dramatically on a 50-meter cliff next to the River Fluvià, before finishing the day in Olot, a small city surrounded by dormant volcanoes.
RIDE DETAILS
102 km | +1.940 m
INCLUDED CLIMBS
Coll d’Ares: 17.9 km | 3.4% av. gradient
Coll de Bucs: 8.7 km | 3.8% av. gradient
ALTERNATE ROUTE
For a more relaxed option, we offer an alternate route that skips the first climb of the day to Coll d’Ares. In this version, you’ll start directly towards Beget, enjoying a gentler start to the day before continuing through the scenic villages and valleys that lead to Olot.
OVERNIGHT TOWN (EXPLORER PACKAGE)
Olot
Olot is the ancient capital of the La Garrotxa region. Situated roughly 50 kilometres from Girona, in the midst of the Pyrenees foothills, Olot is a delightful town that mixes medieval with modern. It has wide, open and spacious walkways, and is surrounded by four of the finest dormant volcanoes in the Garrotxa Nature Reserve.
Most of the medieval architecture of the city was destroyed in the 1427 and 1428 earthquakes. Nonetheless, Olot still preserves some interesting monuments, like the parish church of Sant Esteve, from the 18th century, which has the Baroque altarpiece of El Roser; the sanctuary of Mare de Déu del Tura, from the late 18th century; the cloister of El Carme; and the old hospice, which is the present site of the Regional Museum, with a magnificent Modernist painting collection. The town also has many noble mansions dotted around the town. The nicest streets are around the Placa Major and the Sant Esteve church. Many of the buildings are brightly coloured and beautiful to see. At present, the most remarkable feature of the city is its intense cultural and artistic life.
OVERNIGHT TOWN (COMFORT&LUXURY PACKAGES)
Joanetes
Located just a 5-10 minute taxi ride from Olot, the main city of the region, Joanetes offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of La Garrotxa Volcanic Natural Park. Known for its lush landscapes, ancient lava fields, and scenic trails, this charming town is an ideal base for exploring Catalonia’s volcanic wonders and rich natural beauty. Our Comfort and Luxury accommodation packages place guests in Joanetes, providing a serene and scenic stay that’s close to Olot’s amenities but surrounded by the tranquility of nature.
DESCRIPTION
This stage is designed to test your endurance. You’ll start with a warm-up ride through the charming town of Hostalets d’en Bas before tackling the ascent of La Salut. Although it’s a long road, La Salut is a relatively gentle climb that includes two mountain passes: Coll de Condreu and Coll de Bac.
Midway between these two passes lies Rupit, a town nestled in the stunning Collsacabra mountain range. Named the Best Tourism Village of the World in 2022 by the UN, Rupit feels like stepping into a fairy tale, complete with a spectacular suspension bridge that adds an extra touch of magic to your visit.
From Rupit, the route continues toward the picturesque town of Tavertet. This stretch takes you along one of the most impressive paved rural roads in Catalonia, offering breathtaking views of Tavertet’s cliffs and the Sau Dam in the valley below.
After descending from La Salut, you’ll follow a scenic rural road to Sant Vicenç de Torelló, the base of your final climb: Coll de Bracons. This challenging ascent rewards you with panoramic views over Vic’s plains—a perfect way to end this exhilarating stage.
RIDE DETAILS
89 km | +2.270 m
INCLUDED CLIMBS
Coll de Condreu: 10.2 km | 5.2% av. gradient
Coll de Bac: 4.2 km | 3% av. gradient
Coll de Bracons: 10.3 km | 5.1% av. gradient
ALTERNATE ROUTE
For a gentler day, the alternate route bypasses the visit to Tavertet, making the stage shorter and more manageable while still capturing the essence of the landscape.
OVERNIGHT TOWN
Olot
Olot is the ancient capital of the La Garrotxa region. Situated roughly 50 kilometres from Girona, in the midst of the Pyrenees foothills, Olot is a delightful town that mixes medieval with modern. It has wide, open and spacious walkways, and is surrounded by four of the finest dormant volcanoes in the Garrotxa Nature Reserve.
Most of the medieval architecture of the city was destroyed in the 1427 and 1428 earthquakes. Nonetheless, Olot still preserves some interesting monuments, like the parish church of Sant Esteve, from the 18th century, which has the Baroque altarpiece of El Roser; the sanctuary of Mare de Déu del Tura, from the late 18th century; the cloister of El Carme; and the old hospice, which is the present site of the Regional Museum, with a magnificent Modernist painting collection. The town also has many noble mansions dotted around the town. The nicest streets are around the Placa Major and the Sant Esteve church. Many of the buildings are brightly coloured and beautiful to see. At present, the most remarkable feature of the city is its intense cultural and artistic life.
DESCRIPTION
Today’s route begins with a scenic ride to the Fageda d’en Jordà, a magical beech forest that has inspired many of the region’s poets. With its lush greenery in spring and a breathtaking transformation in autumn, the forest exudes a fairy-tale ambiance.
A gentle climb then brings you to Santa Pau, a beautifully preserved medieval village known for its arcaded square, one of the finest examples in Catalonia.
From Santa Pau, you’ll head to Banyoles, a sunlit village beloved by local and international triathletes who train by its large natural lake—the largest in the Iberian Peninsula. Here, you’ll see a lively scene with ducks, rowing boats, and canoes dotting the serene lake waters.
Leaving the lake behind, you’ll embark on the famous climb to Rocacorba. Keep an eye out as you ascend; it’s common to spot professional cyclists training on this route. At the summit, enjoy the sweeping panoramic views stretching from the Pyrenees to the sea. After taking in the sights and passing by the sanctuary lower down, you’ll return to Banyoles before continuing to Southern-Europe’s cycling capital, Girona.
RIDE DETAILS
83 km | +1,513 m
INCLUDED CLIMBS
Rocacorba: 10 km | 7.4% av. gradient
ALTERNATE ROUTE
We also offer a gentler itinerary for this day, which excludes the Rocacorba climb. In this option, you’ll enjoy a relaxed ride from Banyoles directly to Girona, bypassing the challenging ascent but still experiencing Catalonia’s beautiful landscapes.
OVERNIGHT TOWN
Girona
Girona is an incredible city with a magnificent past reflected around the city. You can walk along its narrow winding city streets or a top of the medieval walls that span the eastern border of Old Town.
Another jewel of Girona, is the Cathedral de Santa Maria, where you can take a picture in the steps leading up to it, and if you are a fan of Game of Thrones you will hear the crowd chanting “Shame, shame, shame…”. Not only the cathedral but the streets of the Old Town, also known as the Jewish Quarter or “Call Jueu” in Catalan, were used as the setting for the streets of Braavos.
When visiting Girona you can’t also miss stopping at one of the many bridges that cross the Onyar river, including the Eiffel Bridge, constructed by Gustav Eiffel just before the Tower Eiffel. From the bridges you will be able to see the colourful cases that surround this river.
Museums, churches, historic monuments and bars and cafes, Girona is a city where you won’t get bored.
DESCRIPTION
In the morning, as you embark on your first journey of an incredible cycling adventure, get ready for a captivating ride to the coastal gem of Platja d’Aro, traversing some of Catalonia’s most breathtaking cycling routes. Leaving Girona, you’ll discover that it’s easy to find professional cyclists training on these remarkable routes, adding to the cycling-friendly atmosphere that permeates the region. Get ready for an unforgettable day of exploration and cycling as you make your way to Platja d’Aro, where adventure and relaxation await.
Your adventure kicks off with the exhilarating Sant Grau ascent, an unforgettable climb that treats you to panoramic vistas of lush mountains and the shimmering sea below. Take a moment to savor the awe-inspiring scenery and indulge in a delightful coffee break at the monastery’s tranquil courtyard.
As you gracefully descend from the mountain, you’ll soon find yourself in the enchanting town of Tossa de Mar, home to a picturesque castle, an enchanting old town, a bustling marina, and inviting sandy beaches. Your journey continues along the trail, leading you to the charming Sant Feliu de Guíxols, a must-visit destination that adds to the allure of your ride. And just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, you’ll reach the vibrant coastal hub of S’Agaró – Platja d’Aro, a renowned hotspot in the Costa Brava that promises an array of tourist delights. Get ready for an unforgettable day of exploration and cycling as you make your way to Platja d’Aro, where adventure and relaxation await.
RIDE DETAILS
82 km | +1,305 m
INCLUDED CLIMBS
Sant Grau: 8.8 km | 3.6% av. gradient
ALTERNATE ROUTE
For a shorter, easier route, we offer an alternate itinerary that skips the visit to Tossa de Mar. This option takes you directly from the Sant Grau descent to Sant Feliu de Guíxols, allowing you to enjoy the stunning coastal scenery without the extra detour. You’ll still experience the beauty of the Costa Brava and arrive at Platja d’Aro with plenty of time to relax and explore.
OVERNIGHT TOWN
Platja d’Aro
At the heart of the Costa Brava, Platja d’Aro loves you. Platja d’Aro is modernity, cosmopolitanism and dynamism, with a wide range of shops, accommodation and high-level entertainment.
The sport, the culture and the major events are complemented by its coastline of wide beaches and small coves. Castell d’Aro is history, enchantment and a yearning for the medieval with its castle, church and the cobbled streets judiciously and sensitively preserved. S’Agaró is an area balanced between architecture and nature enveloped by the camí de ronda which becomes a path where all the shades of blue of the Mediterranean converge.
DESCRIPTION
Today, get ready for an optional stage that promises an exhilarating journey through the Gavarres Protected Natural Area massif, a true paradise for cycling enthusiasts. This ride is a golden opportunity to experience three classic climbs, each with its own unique charm and cycling allure. As you pedal along, keep your eyes peeled for glimpses of professional cyclists who call Girona home, adding an exciting touch to your adventure.
Your exhilarating journey kicks off with the ascent of Alt de la Ganga, a climb that, while not overly strenuous, serves as a delightful introduction to the day’s cycling delights. This ascent seamlessly connects the coastal beauty with the serene and charming rural countryside, setting the stage for an unforgettable adventure.
As you leave the bustling cityscape behind, you’ll steadily make your way towards Alt de Santa Pellaia. Along the way, keep an eye out for Ermita de San Juan de Salelles, a picturesque hermitage nestled in the heart of this peaceful landscape. The hermitage, with its timeless beauty and tranquil surroundings, offers a perfect spot to pause and soak in the natural splendor of the Gavarres massif. From this vantage point, you’ll be treated to breathtaking vistas that will surely leave you in awe.
The grand finale of today’s stage is the ascent of Puig d’Arques, the steepest and most challenging climb of them all. However, the effort is richly rewarded by the breathtaking 360º viewpoint that awaits you at the summit*. From this lofty vantage point, you’ll be treated to sweeping panoramic views that will leave you speechless, making every pedal stroke to the top entirely worthwhile. Soak in the beauty of the Gavarres massif and savor the sense of accomplishment that comes with conquering this remarkable climb.
*Please note that the last 200mts of the ascent to the viewpoint take place on an off road section.
RIDE DETAILS
84 km | +1,565 m
INCLUDED CLIMBS
La Ganga: 4.7 km | 3.7% av. gradient
Santa Pellaia: 6 km | 4% av. gradient
Puig d’Arques: 7.6 km | 4% av. gradient
ALTERNATE ROUTE
Please note that there are two itinerary options available for this day. The standard option includes 3 climbs: “La Ganga”, “Santa Pellaia” and “Puig d’Arques”. The ‘Easier Itinerary’ skips the last climb to “Puig d’Arques”, significantly reducing the total distance and the positive elevation.
OVERNIGHT TOWN
Platja d’Aro
At the heart of the Costa Brava, Platja d’Aro loves you. Platja d’Aro is modernity, cosmopolitanism and dynamism, with a wide range of shops, accommodation and high-level entertainment.
The sport, the culture and the major events are complemented by its coastline of wide beaches and small coves. Castell d’Aro is history, enchantment and a yearning for the medieval with its castle, church and the cobbled streets judiciously and sensitively preserved. S’Agaró is an area balanced between architecture and nature enveloped by the camí de ronda which becomes a path where all the shades of blue of the Mediterranean converge.
DESCRIPTION
Prepare to embark on a journey that unveils the untamed beauty of the Costa Brava coastline, aptly named “Brava” for its wild and rugged allure. As your wheels set in motion, you’ll ride through the picturesque fishing village of Palamós, where the pristine waters of La Fosca cove invite you to take a refreshing pause.
Continuing northward, the charming village of Calella de Palafrugell awaits, often celebrated as one of the most beautiful fishing towns along the Costa Brava. With its cobblestone streets and captivating coastal views, Calella de Palafrugell is a place that leaves an unforgettable impression.
Next, brace yourself for a thrilling challenge—a series of short yet steep climbs that will put your cycling skills to the test. Each ascent rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the expansive sea, a sight that rejuvenates the spirit.
On your way toward Torroella-l’Estartit, you’ll pass through the enchanting town of Begur, a gem known for its medieval castle perched atop a hill, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Begur’s narrow streets are lined with whitewashed houses, vibrant boutiques, and inviting cafes, giving the town a unique charm that captures the essence of the Costa Brava.
This stage offers an exhilarating blend of natural landscapes, cultural richness, and cycling challenges, immersing you fully in the raw beauty of the Costa Brava.
RIDE DETAILS
87 km | +1,250 m
INCLUDED CLIMBS
Alt de Sant Sebastià: 1.3 km | 13% av. gradient
Alt de Begur: 5.3 km | 3.2% av. gradient
ALTERNATE ROUTE
For a gentler ride, the alternate route bypasses some of the coastal sections with steep, short climbs and does not extend to the town of l’Estartit. Instead, you’ll ride directly to Torroella, enjoying a smoother journey while still experiencing the charm and scenic beauty of the Costa Brava.
OVERNIGHT TOWN (EXPLORER&COMFORT ACCOMMODATION PACKAGES)
Torroella – L’Estartit
Torroella and l’Estartit are the heart of the Natural Park of Montgrí, les Illes Medes i el Baix Ter, which encompasses the Mongrí massif, the Illes Medes chain of islands – with its ecologically significant seabed -, and the wetlands of the river Ter leading into the Pals bay. The variety of different landscapes, the long beach, and the tourism, shopping and leisure opportunities make this area an ideal spot for enjoying pleasant, comfortable holidays at any time of the year.
OVERNIGHT TOWN (LUXURY ACCOMMODATION PACKAGE)
Pals
Known for its charming cobbled streets, stone buildings, and historic ambiance, Pals transports visitors back in time. The iconic Romanesque tower, known as the “Torre de les Hores,” dates back to the 11th century and provides a focal point within the old town.
Wander through narrow alleys lined with ancient arches, explore the charming Gothic Quarter, and take in the flower-adorned balconies and quaint squares. At sunset, the golden hues of the stone walls are especially magical. With a variety of local restaurants and artisanal shops, Pals is the perfect place to relax and experience authentic Catalan culture.
DESCRIPTION
Starting from the charming town of Torroella, you’ll set off on a journey through a mesmerizing landscape filled with medieval treasures, all along peaceful secondary roads framed by flourishing apple orchards.
Take your time to explore these historic gems, each brimming with unique charm and echoes of the past. Ullastret invites you to step back in time with its fortified old town, a true testament to a bygone era. In Palau-Sator, the iconic clock tower stands proudly, symbolizing the town’s rich heritage. The enchanting village of Pals, often hailed as the crown jewel of Costa Brava’s medieval towns, welcomes you to wander its cobbled streets and soak in its timeless ambiance.
Peratallada, with its majestic town walls and winding alleys, brings history vividly to life, while Monells delights with its splendid main square, where you can savor the magic of days gone by.
For the grand finale, you’ll ascend the legendary Els Àngels climb, a fitting climax to your adventure. At the summit, prepare to be captivated by breathtaking vistas that stretch far and wide, revealing panoramic views over the beautiful city of Girona.
As you bid farewell to this incredible journey, you’ll carry with you memories of historic towns, stunning landscapes, and the spirit of exploration. This journey is more than a ride; it’s a voyage through time and beauty, leaving an indelible mark on your heart.
RIDE DETAILS
75 km | +1,015 m
INCLUDED CLIMBS
Els Àngels (from Madremanya): 10.5 km | 4% av. gradient
ALTERNATE ROUTE
For a more relaxed option, this route can be modified to skip the visit to the town of Pals (Explorer&Comfort Accommodation Packages). In this version, you’ll continue your journey directly from Palau-Sator to Peratallada, enjoying a gentler pace while still experiencing the historic charm of the Costa Brava.
OVERNIGHT TOWN
Girona
Girona is an incredible city with a magnificent past reflected around the city. You can walk along its narrow winding city streets or a top of the medieval walls that span the eastern border of Old Town.
Another jewel of Girona, is the Cathedral de Santa Maria, where you can take a picture in the steps leading up to it, and if you are a fan of Game of Thrones you will hear the crowd chanting “Shame, shame, shame…”. Not only the cathedral but the streets of the Old Town, also known as the Jewish Quarter or “Call Jueu” in Catalan, were used as the setting for the streets of Braavos.
When visiting Girona you can’t also miss stopping at one of the many bridges that cross the Onyar river, including the Eiffel Bridge, constructed by Gustav Eiffel just before the Tower Eiffel. From the bridges you will be able to see the colourful cases that surround this river.
Museums, churches, historic monuments and bars and cafes, Girona is a city where you won’t get bored.
DESCRIPTION
As your memorable journey with Catalonia Bike Tours comes to an end, the final day is reserved for your departure. After a last breakfast, you’ll check out and begin your journey home, carrying with you the unforgettable experiences and cherished memories of your cycling adventure. However, before you go, take some time to explore the captivating city center of Girona.
Nestled in the heart of Catalonia, Girona offers a rich blend of history, culture, and vibrant energy. Start with the Girona Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece featuring panoramic city views and the historic Creation Tapestry. Stroll through the Jewish Quarter (El Call), one of Europe’s best-preserved, with its narrow alleys and the fascinating Museum of Jewish History.
The Rambla de la Llibertat is perfect for a leisurely walk or people-watching, lined with cafes and shops where you can sample Catalan cuisine. Cross the Eiffel Bridge over the Onyar River for picturesque views, and step back in time at the 12th-century Arab Baths (Banys Àrabs) with their serene Moorish-inspired architecture.
For more history, visit the Sant Feliu Church or relax at Plaça de la Independència—a lively square with cafes and frequent events. The Cinema Museum will intrigue film lovers, while Girona’s City Walls offer breathtaking views, especially at sunset.
Before you leave, be sure to sample Girona’s vibrant culinary scene, from traditional tapas to sweet treats like crema catalana.
We wish you safe travels and hope to welcome you back someday for more incredible rides through Catalonia’s beautiful landscapes!
PRICING & INCLUSIONS
| LOW SEASON (January to April & November to December) |
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| 6 stages 7 nights |
7 stages 8 nights |
8 stages 9 nights |
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| Explorer | from 1,750€ | from 1,890€ | from 2,050€ |
| Comfort | from 1,890€ | from 2,090€ | from 2,190€ |
| Luxury | On request | On request | On request |
| GROUP DISCOUNTS Groups >4 people get 15% off |
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| MID SEASON (May to June & September to October) |
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| 6 stages 7 nights |
7 stages 8 nights |
8 stages 9 nights |
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| Explorer | from 1,790€ | from 1,950€ | from 2,090€ |
| Comfort | from 2,050€ | from 2,250€ | from 2,450€ |
| Luxury | On request | On request | On request |
| GROUP DISCOUNTS Groups >4 people get 15% off |
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| HIGH SEASON (July to August & Eastern Holidays & Girona Temps de Flors) |
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| 6 stages 7 nights |
7 stages 8 nights |
8 stages 9 nights |
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| Explorer | from 1,850€ | from 2,050€ | from 2,250€ |
| Comfort | from 2,190€ | from 2,450€ | from 2,690€ |
| Luxury | On request | On request | On request |
| GROUP DISCOUNTS Groups >4 people get 15% off |
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INCLUSIONS
Accommodation in double occupancy room with bed and breakfast regime
Daily luggage transfers
Digital travel guide, tourist advice and turn by turn navigation through mobile app
On call assitance. 9AM-6PM
Tourist advice
Health Insurance
TESTIMONIALS
RENTAL BIKES
All our rental bikes are completely up to date in terms of maintenance, fully eqquiped with pedals of your choice (Look Keo or Shimano SPD SL), two bottle cages and rear light. They are also delivered with a complete set of tools to help you solve any unforeseen event that may happen during your trip.
CANNONDALE SYNAPSE CARBON 2 RLE Di2
Roll smooth, roll fast, roll confident. Wherever the road takes you, roll with Synapse – our most comfortable, all-around, up-for-anything, pure road machine. It comes equipped with full new Shimano Ultegra Di2 electronic shifting and Fulcrum Rapid Wheelset.
CANNONDALE SYNAPSE Di2 RENTAL PRICE:
6 Stages Program: €315
7 Stages Program: €342
8 Stages Program: €360
CANYON ENDURANCE:ON
This endurance e-road bike delivers a complete performance package, pairing a powerful Fazua motor with a comfortable frame geometry. The Endurace:ON AL 7.0 looks as good as it rides, and eats up the kilometres for fun with maximum battery autonomy up to 90km.
CANYON E:ON RENTAL PRICE:
6 Stages Program: €280
7 Stages Program: €303
8 Stages Program: €320