Absolutely. Our bikes are brand new state-of-the-art electric bikes from BH (Elecmove, Seville). If you can ride a standard bike you will be fine.
You can wear whatever you want, within reason! We do insist you wear a helmet (which we provide), bring your own water bottle, and closed covered shoes.
Our love of food and wine is clear in all our tours, and our half day Sunset Tour includes our signature Paella cooked fresh by chef Neil. So pull up a chair, take a taste, food and wine are our common ground, a universal experience.
Yes we do, just give us a couple of days’ notice as all ingredients we use are locally sourced and not always instantly available.
They are cool, and very easy to ride. We go through the basics before every ride and we do a practice cycle together before we set off. Or if you don’t fancy riding too far, why not sign up for our half day Wine & Tapas or Sunset Tour?
Yes you can, road bikes are fine but just be aware that in Spain we live in a mountainous area hence our appreciation of e-bikes!
We are not Tour-De-France. Our rides are leisurely and we have a support vehicle which you can jump into at any stage. We also stop for breaks every 3-5kms for water top-ups and snacks.
Yes! We would love you to stay with us for another day. We’ll book you in at one of our hotel partners and transfer you to Ronda at the end of Day 2, or even Day 3. All part of the service*.
Either direct via our secure payment facility on our website, or email us.
We create experiences and we love what we do. Our tours are your tours, and we are happy to create an itinerary to suit you, if our current rides don’t fit in with your schedule. As well as our guided rides we can also put together an amazing experience personalised just for you.
*hotels always subject to availability
*due to safety reasons, minimum age for our e-bikes is 16 yrs.
And that's a wrap for 2025! A lovely group of clients for our last week, John, Sue and Carolyn from Chicago, and Berrie and Ben from San Francisco. Ben was over to compete at the World Ironman Champs in Spain but managed to fit in one of our tours. Thanks as usual to everyone in El Gastor, Montecorto, Villalones and Setenil who support us every year. Adios Espana, hasta pronto 😀 ... See MoreSee Less
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Buenos Dias Belfast! Patrick, John, Rob and Neil swapped their ski's for our bikes and had a blast. Also our village was decorated for Halloween, Howard and Carolyn visiting from Australia, admiring the celebrations ... See MoreSee Less
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On top of the world! Having fun with the Belgians, Wendy and Sandra, all the way from El Gastor to Zahara de la Sierra, and Elizabeth and friends from California enjoying our Spanish sunshine. ... See MoreSee Less
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A big shout out to our Aussie and Kiwi clients, Tracie and family from NSW Australia and Susie and Dallas (and their other halves) from Naseby, NZ. Lots of fun was had on the bikes together with yummy tapas.
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We had lovely clients from the UK recently, Claire and kids Liv and Joe. They had so much fun they booked the following day and bought dad Peter and younger sister Marni along! As they wanted to see the ruins if Acinipo we custom-made the tour just for them. All in a days work! ... See MoreSee Less
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A big thanks to Stuart, Tracy, Kath and Karen from the UK, who recently joined us on our Sunset Tour, and Gillian and Roy from Ireland who made it all the way in 38 degree heat! We thoroughly enjoyed your company. ... See MoreSee Less
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Caro and Wal from Perth, Western Australia and Claire and Chris from Northern Ireland, enjoying our ride to Setenil. Well done you guys for surviving our Southern European heatwave! 36 degrees and counting 🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
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Having fun in 33 degrees heat with awesome clients Christine and Ed from the US, Ody and Cam from Puerto Rice, and a very special person who joined our tour, my son Ruairi Kavanagh who was visiting us from London. ... See MoreSee Less
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Dutchies are always great fun, we had Dianne and her group braving 33 degree heat, and Renske and her friends enjoying some sun and blue sky after we were all caught in a hailstorm. Also thanks to our group of 9 from California enjoying lunch at Venta Los Villalones. And our ever popular sunset tour with exceptional paella. Stunning! ... See MoreSee Less
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