Bikefriendly Tours

During this intense journey, we will visit some of the hardest mountain passes from the Tour de France, the first cycling competition by stages of the history that passes through French territory.

Tourmalet, Col d’Azet, Añisclo Canyon ... are some of the challenges that are waiting to be conquered at your pedal rhythm while you enjoy the wonderful views of the Pyrenean peaks.

In this trip you will know the infinite pleasure of reaching several cols historically known for their great hardness, a huge effort that will become an unforgettable experience. The Pyrenees are ready for your visit... are you?

Calpe, Alcoy and Denia form an ideal triangle in the Valencian Community, where the Mediterranean landscapes, culture and history have the great quality of providing diversity to the routes any cyclist wants to pedal: inland areas and spots open to the sea, everything is possible.

Serra de Mariola Natural Park, Sierra de Bernia y Ferrer, Penyal d’Ifac Natural Park, Massís del Montgó, Els Arcs Natural Park, the Natural Reserve of Cabo de Sant Antoni are privileged places to be pedaled and to be able to feel the diversity of a triangle that joins high quality beaches with mountainous territories where the cyclist enjoys climbing.

Benasque, the centre and heart of the Pyrenees, a destination in nature where you can enjoy the full potential of its surroundings. This centre of all outdoor activity is the perfect destination for combining cycling with leisure and relaxation time.

Through this experience you will be able to enjoy the main itineraries prepared for road cycling from Benasque and from the door of the hotel itself, as well as an itinerant stage which will allow us to discover part of the Pre-Pyrenees. We have prepared everything so that you only need to think about cycling.

Classic bicycle tour starting in the old Pamplona, in which we will ride among forests, farms and Pyrenean villages that we will reach through numerous mountain passes of medium difficulty.

This will change at the third stage in which we will enter the modern cycling territory, biking large climbs such us the ascent to the colossus Arnostegi.

We propose this 5-star cycle tour. Dare to pedal the Navarre, Basque Country and French-Basque roads.

Discover historical cities such as Pamplona or Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port and face the Pyrenees giants: Astakarri, Ahuski, Munhoa or the legendary walls from Basque Country. Natural paradises such as Selva de Irati or Sierra de Urbasa and Aralar, are a must on this route.

Mountain, virgin nature, legendary caves, rivers, green valleys or fabled forests, whose climate varies from the most extreme climate of the Pyrenean peaks to the damp and gentle landscapes near the sea.

A route wrapped in a world-recognized gastronomic offer. A recipe book full of details that will make this trip an experience very difficult to forget.

The Pyrenees mountain range is a bastion, a natural frontier, which rises majestically to the northern edge of the Iberian Peninsula, between Spain, Andorra and France. It crosses more than 400 kilometers from the Cantabrian Sea (Vizcaya gulf) in the west to the Mediterranean Sea (Creus cape) in the east.

With more than two hundred peaks that exceed 3,000 meters of altitude, the Pyrenees have the last Iberian glaciers, wide valleys, deep canyons and extensive forests. Here survive the last brown bears, the most important population of quebrantahuesos in Europe and species very adapted to the climatic rigors such as the ptarmigan or edelweis.

The inhabitants of the Pyrenees are people with mountain tradition and gastronomy, based on products from the area cooked on a low fire. Ternasco (lamb) from Aragón, breadcrumbs shepherdess style, mushrooms or products from the sea, accompanied by succulent broths with designation of origin, will allow us to enjoy the great diversity of products of the Pyrenean area.

Everyone who loves riding our bike have thought at some point about something like Transpirenaica. Whether we train hard or we just go for a fun ride on weekends. Whether we form a group of inseparable or if we like solitude in oureffort.

We have all dreamed of taking our bike and going on the road and just keep moving forward without having to return. Always forward. To bike the hardest climbs and explore the most remote valleys. And keep moving forward. To spend the night somewhere where our bike is welcomed and pedaling with the first lights the next day. No other concern than riding every single kilometer, the clouds that may bring rain or our tire pressure. And keep moving forward, advancing to the sea.

That’s what Transpirena means.

Secondary roads full of climbs are the perfect setting to train or relax with friends while riding.

Discover the secrets of Garrotxa and its dense beech forests, pedal along the Mediterranean coast following the beautiful roads of the Costa Brava or discover the ancient history of Catalonia through its old roads.

It is a practically virgin territory, where the cultivation of the vineyard decorates large parts of its orography and where the rhythm of life is far from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

Discover the pleasures of wine by visiting a centenary cooperative with some of the oldest wines of the peninsula. Immerse yourself in an ancestral culture that continues living from the countryside and keeps its traditions intact.If you like discovering lost roads in areas where time seems to have stopped, Tarragona awaits you.

Many of our visitors have described it as the Catalan Tuscany and many of them compared it with Majorca, except for Majorca’s overcrowding

Its layout through the north of the Iberian Peninsula was finished at the end of the eleventh century. It’s a road that starts in France, crosses the Pyrenees and crosses the Iberian Peninsula from east to west, accessing Galicia through the legendary climb to O Cebreiro.

Since the discovery of the tomb of the apostle James, many people have been moved by the piety and decided to travel to Santiago de Compostela to visit the holy remains. It is a tour of great artistic and scenic wealth that welcomes pilgrims from up to 150 different countries.

Declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO and considered Europe’s main street, in 1987 it was named the first European cultural itinerary thanks to its environmental grandeur and samples of the best European Romanesque and Gothic art.

The route through Ordesa is a MTB tour through the Aragon Pyrenees that allows you to discover the surroundings of the Ordesa & Monte Perdido National Park, the oldest park in Spain.

In the old land of smugglers, full of paths and trails that today allow you to enjoy wonderful landscapes with spectacular views and magical corners. While riding, we are followed by the watchful eye and elegant flight of the quebrantahuesos, a local species of vulture.

During the tour you will visit different towns where you will find many accommodations and services in which you can enjoy the hospitality of its people and typical cuisine. In addition, in the accommodations with the Bikefriendly quality seal, you can benefit from the essential services for any cyclist.