Frequently Asked Questions

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Here are the most common questions we get asked. If you have any further questions, please contact us.

Are all transfers included in this holiday?

Yes, all transfers are included.

What are the hotel standards?

All hotels are four-star. We also try to provide you with a balcony and a mountain view whenever possible. We have very good relationships with all the hotels and their managers that we use throughout the tours.

Do you have different bikes and e-bikes to choose from?

Yes, we have road and gravel bikes in your size as well as 500 W e-bikes to choose from. We even provide a bike fit on day one of the tour to ensure you’re comfortable and happy with the setup. This is especially important for those who have not ridden a lot in the past.

What is the daily routine like on tour?

A briefing is given at the end of each day to discuss the day ahead. Normally, there’s a leisurely breakfast between eight and ten, and we will leave from the hotel or nearby each morning.

What places and cities do we visit?

When you are picked up from Málaga, we stay in the region of Andalusia and make our way northeast to the furthest corner in an area called Guadix. We then spend the next seven days stopping off at points in Granada, Loja, Antequera, and the countryside of North Málaga.

How many guides and vehicles do we have on tour?

There are between four and six professional guides and between three and four vehicles that will assist you throughout the entirety of the journey.

How do you pay for the holiday?

Once you’ve contacted us with your interest in a holiday and selected the tour date, we will take a deposit. We can then work out a flexible payment plan in instalments over the proceeding months, or you always have the option to pay in full.

What safety measures and first aid do you have?

All vehicles are equipped with emergency first aid, and all guides are trained to the highest level in first response, countryside, and emergency first aid. We have go-bags in each of the vehicles in case something were to occur.