Gravel riding in Catalonia offers an exhilarating adventure through one of Spain’s most diverse and scenic landscapes. The region boasts an extensive network of trails that wind through rolling countryside, dense forests, and rugged coastal terrain, making it an ideal destination for cyclists seeking a mix of challenge and natural beauty.
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Girona Gravel Explorer
Self-Guided Gravel Bike Tour
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$1,690 P.P.
Grade 2-3: Gentle/ Moderate
Girona Gravel Explorer
Self-Guided Gravel Bike Tour
Daily departures available. The season prices below are per person and are applicable for all start dates between and inclusive of the stated dates.
2025 01 Mar – 16 Nov – (excluding departures from 21 Jul – 31 August)
Season 1 – $1690 01 Mar – 31 Mar and 01 Nov – 16 Nov
Season 2 – $1825 01 Apr – 19 Jun and 01 Oct – 31 Oct
Season 3 – $1965 20 Jun – 20 Jul / 01 – 30 Sep
2026 01 Mar – 16 Nov (excluding departures from 21 Jul – 31 August)
Season 1 – $1745 01 Mar – 31 Mar / 01 Nov – 16 Nov
Season 2 – $1895 01 Apr – 19 Jun / 01 Oct – 31 Oct
Season 3 – $2030 20 Jun – 20 Jul / 01 – 30 Sep
- Relax on gorgeous white sandy beaches, wander around ancient ruins, and meet with the friendly locals
- Cycle off-road through ancient vineyards and olive groves, treating your taste buds to the amazing local food
- Check out Salvador Dali’s art in his Theatre and Museum in Figueres
- Cycling the best tracks around Girona, the heart of Gravel riding in Spain
- Sip on the famous local wine of Emporda it’s got the international stamp of approval!
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