About the tour
Starts
Ends
Seville, Spain
Cadiz, Spain
Highlights
Authentic accommodation in Parador hotels and an Andalucian hacienda
Tapas and flamenco in the streets of Jerez
Spectacular sandy beaches of Cadiz
Itinerary
Set off on a sun-dappled journey across southern Spain with the Self-Guided Cycling in Andalucia: Seville to Cadiz tour package. Designed for experienced travelers eager for a moderate cycling adventure, this seven-day private trip showcases Andalucía’s quintessential spirit—Moorish architecture, fertile valleys, historic white villages, and the rhythms of flamenco.
Begin in magical Seville, then pedal along tranquil country roads through Mediterranean woodlands to the dramatic pueblo blanco of Arcos. Delve into Jerez to savor its famed sherry and cultural traditions, before reaching Cádiz, believed to be the oldest city in Western Europe.
Stay in a mix of traditional and modern hotels, where Andalusian hospitality and fresh, flavorful cuisine await each day. The freedom of a self-guided route ensures you set your own pace, creating your own stories amid timeless olive groves and sunlit squares.
A true highlight of this tour is the deep cultural immersion offered—the chance to live, taste, and feel the essence of Andalucía from the saddle of your bike.
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Lovely cycle through Andalucia
Fairly flat cycle ride of approximately 40 miles/day on mainly quiet roads or off road on the Via Verde, though there was some cycling on busy main roads. We had non stop sunshine and temperatures in mid 30s for our trip in late September, but felt that some of the Via Verde route would be almost impossible if it was wet. There were some good hills to ascend most days.
Challenging but worth every turn of the pedals
The distances covered are in the 60-70 km range most days, and it is a warm place, with the accommodation in towns that the locals have a penchant for putting at the tops of hills and cliffs: great views but a tough cycle to get there at the end of the day. Despite all that, the distances and climbs are worth it. You get a real feel for Andalucia. Wide open plains, olive groves, vineyards, etc. The accommodation is very good and it is not difficult to find good places to eat your evening meal. Mostly the roads are quiet, but there is quite a bit that is off-road/unpaved and a few kilometres of that is pretty technical (soft sand or very rocky). The trip directions are generally very good but there are some tricky bits which require some prior study to avoid cycling on motorways! The bicycles were sturdy though a bit heavy and we had no technical issues throughout the trip.
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