The afternoon sun lights up the limestone cliffs and pure white-washed facades of the Pueblos Blancos. Silver-green olive orchards offer some shade along the way. The rolling hills of Andalucía provide ideal terrain for a cycling holiday.

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When the Creator was putting finishing touches on Southern Europe, he created the island of Mallorca with all the leftovers of Mediterranean landscapes. This is what the Mallorquins say when explaining the attractive diversity of their homeland. Gently rolling inland hill, sandy beaches, impressive sea cliffs, subtropical woodlands and a massive limestone mountain range.

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Take off on an easy cycling tour through gentle hills and nearly flat terrain, from the deep blue Mediterranean Sea to lush green Catalonian countryside. Pedal back in time and stumble upon Medieval villages surrounded by sunflowers and wheat, pine forests and -surprisingly- rice fields.

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The Camino de Santiago, or Saint James’ Way, is the result of one of Europe’s most impressive historical ‘migrations’. Though many modern pilgrims choose the so-called French Route, there are several other trails which have been used historically, including the original Camino Primitivo.

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Our itinerary follows the classic pilgrims’ route from León, where you will start at the door of the Gothic Cathedral. Daily cycling tours of 27km to 55km take you through ever-changing scenery, taking in the open plains and fields of grain in Castilla, to the rolling green hills and colourful vineyards of Galicia

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