Day 1: Bienvenidos, welcome !

You will be picked up from the airport by Pedrotours and taken to your accommodation in Seville. There, while enjoying a welcome drink, we will discuss all the information you need for a carefree holiday.

We will adjust the bikes to your personal preferences (saddle height, handlebar height, etc.) and give you insider tips for your first evening in this beautiful, elegant city and then your Andalusian adventure can begin!

Overnight stay in Seville

Day 2. Seville – Carmona

The Seville to Carmona cycle route (48 km) offers a relaxing and picturesque ride along rural paths and dedicated cycle lanes, weaving through vast olive groves and the iconic dehesas of Andalusia.

Carmona, a city with deep Roman roots, greets you with an array of impressive historical landmarks, including its well-preserved city walls, the grand Alcázar del Rey Don Pedro, and the majestic Church of Santa María.

As you pedal through this stunning landscape, you’ll be surrounded by diverse vegetation, with olive trees and oaks providing welcome shade. Nature enthusiasts and bird lovers will have the opportunity to spot majestic birds of prey, such as vultures and falcons, adding an extra dimension to the journey.

Carmona also boasts a rich culinary scene. Indulge in local specialties such as creamy salmorejo, traditional migas, and the renowned prawn tortilla. For those with a sweet tooth, the delightful pestiños are an absolute must-try.

This route seamlessly blends nature, history, and gastronomy, making it an ideal cycling experience for those looking to immerse themselves in the heart of Andalusia at a leisurely pace.

Day 3. Carmona – Écija

The Carmona to Écija cycle route spans approximately 56 kilometers, offering a scenic journey through the picturesque Andalusian countryside. Starting in Carmona, a city rich in history with remarkable landmarks such as the Church of Santa María and the Alcázar, it’s well worth taking time to explore its charming streets and impressive architecture before setting off on your ride.

The route follows quiet country roads, winding past vast olive groves and fertile plains. With largely flat terrain, the ride is relatively relaxed, allowing you to fully appreciate the stunning landscape. Depending on your pace and stops along the way, the journey takes an average of 2 to 3 hours.

Along the route and upon arrival in Écija, you can indulge in the region’s rich culinary traditions. In Carmona, savor local delicacies such as salmorejo, a refreshing cold tomato soup, and flamenquín, a crispy fried meat dish. Once in Écija, treat yourself to specialties like fried aubergines drizzled with honey and rabo de toro, a flavorful oxtail stew. For those with a sweet tooth, pestiños and mantecas provide the perfect finishing touch.

The Mediterranean landscape along the route is adorned with endless olive groves, golden wheat fields, and native vegetation such as holm oaks, almond trees, and aromatic Mediterranean shrubs. In spring, vibrant wildflowers bring a splash of color to the scenery.

Wildlife is abundant in this region. Keep an eye out for storks, vultures, and various birds of prey, while rabbits and foxes occasionally make an appearance. The presence of rivers and irrigation channels supports a rich ecosystem, home to fish and amphibians.

This route beautifully blends nature, history, and gastronomy, making it an ideal choice for cyclists seeking an authentic and leisurely exploration of Andalusia.

Day 4.  Écija – Puente Genil

The cycle route from Écija to Puente Genil covers approximately 40 kilometers, offering a delightful ride through the picturesque Andalusian countryside. Starting in Écija, take time to admire its stunning historic architecture before setting off. As you pedal through the route, you’ll pass vast olive groves and golden cornfields, following quiet, scenic paths that make for a relaxing and enjoyable ride. Depending on your pace and any stops along the way, the journey takes an average of 3 to 4 hours.

Both Écija and Puente Genil boast rich culinary traditions that enhance the experience. In Écija, savor local specialties such as salmorejo, a creamy cold tomato soup, and flamenquín, a crispy fried meat dish. Fried aubergines drizzled with honey are another popular treat. Upon reaching Puente Genil, indulge in rabo de toro, a flavorful oxtail stew, and the classic Spanish tortilla de patatas. To end on a sweet note, be sure to try mantecas and pestiños, traditional regional delicacies.

The route is surrounded by diverse flora and fauna, adding to its charm. Alongside the characteristic olive groves and cornfields, you’ll encounter native vegetation such as holm oaks and aromatic Mediterranean shrubs. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate sightings of storks and ducks, as well as mammals like rabbits and foxes. The warm climate also makes this area a natural habitat for lizards and snakes.

This cycling tour is the perfect blend of sport, nature, and culture. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes and authentic flavors of Andalusia as you enjoy a memorable ride!

Day 5. Puente Genil – Osuna

The cycle route from Puente Genil to Osuna offers a captivating journey through the idyllic Andalusian countryside, where vast farmland, gently rolling hills, and picturesque whitewashed villages create a stunning backdrop. Departing from Puente Genil, the route follows peaceful country roads lined with expansive olive groves, lush vineyards, and golden wheat fields—hallmarks of this fertile region.

As you pedal further, the landscape gradually transforms, with gentle hills providing breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Along the way, you will pass through charming villages where authentic Andalusian architecture flourishes, featuring narrow winding streets and whitewashed houses adorned with vibrant flowers. This scenic ride is a perfect blend of nature, culture, and tranquility, making it an unforgettable experience for cycling enthusiasts.

Day 6 . Osuna – Antequera 

The Osuna to Antequera cycle route offers an unforgettable journey through the diverse and picturesque landscapes of Andalusia. Covering approximately 65 kilometers, this scenic ride takes you past rolling hills, expansive farmland, and historic villages, all while immersing you in the tranquility and charm of the Spanish countryside.

Starting in Osuna, a city renowned for its rich history and stunning Baroque architecture, the route follows quiet country roads through vast fields of olive trees, golden cornfields, and flourishing vineyards. As you progress, the terrain gradually becomes more hilly, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding valleys. Along the way, you’ll pass through small villages where you can experience authentic Andalusian life and hospitality.

As you approach Antequera, the scenery becomes increasingly dramatic, with striking limestone rock formations and remarkable natural beauty. The region is home to the stunning El Torcal nature park, known for its unique karst landscapes. In Antequera itself, history comes alive with a wealth of cultural treasures, including ancient churches, Moorish fortresses, and the renowned dolmens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This cycling route is a perfect blend of nature, history, and adventure, making it an ideal experience for those seeking to explore the true essence of Andalusia on two wheels.

Day 7. Antequera – Malaga 

The Osuna to Antequera cycle route offers an unforgettable journey through the diverse and picturesque landscapes of Andalusia. Covering approximately 65 kilometers, this scenic ride takes you past rolling hills, expansive farmland, and historic villages, all while immersing you in the tranquility and charm of the Spanish countryside.

Starting in Osuna, a city renowned for its rich history and stunning Baroque architecture, the route follows quiet country roads through vast fields of olive trees, golden cornfields, and flourishing vineyards. As you progress, the terrain gradually becomes more hilly, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding valleys. Along the way, you’ll pass through small villages where you can experience authentic Andalusian life and hospitality.

As you approach Antequera, the scenery becomes increasingly dramatic, with striking limestone rock formations and remarkable natural beauty. The region is home to the stunning El Torcal nature park, known for its unique karst landscapes. In Antequera itself, history comes alive with a wealth of cultural treasures, including ancient churches, Moorish fortresses, and the renowned dolmens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This cycling route is a perfect blend of nature, history, and adventure, making it an ideal experience for those seeking to explore the true essence of Andalusia on two wheels.

Day 8: Gracias y adiós!

Today you will travel back home or, if you wish, you can spend a few extra days at the coast. We can extend your stay if necessary.