Bikesul Cycling Tours

Many of the scenic roads you will ride are part of the official route of the famous Volta ao Algarve Pro Race. Whether you are a passionate road cyclist or just looking for an unforgettable cycling holiday, Cycling Across the Algarve is the perfect way to experience the region’s charm, culture, and cycling tradition.

Highlights

• Tavira
• Guadiana river
• Alcoutim
• Serra do Caldeirão
• Alte
• Fóia
• Vicentine Coast
• Cape Saint Vicent
• Sagres

Test yourself on high-quality tarmac roads with sweeping views of the Algarve’s unique fauna and flora. From East to West, ride coastal areas, follow the Guadiana River, explore inland landscapes, and pass through traditional villages. Alcoutim, Monchique, and Sagres are just some of the highlights you’ll visit while enjoying an unforgettable cycling holiday.

Join us and experience why Cycling Across the Algarve is the best way to discover “Europe’s most famous secret”!

This cycling journey takes you through rolling hills, traditional villages, and unspoiled nature, offering a true taste of the Algarve beyond the coastline. The Barrocal Route is perfect for cyclists looking to explore the cultural and natural heritage of southern Portugal in a unique way.

Highlights

• The Algarve´s typical Barrocal region;
• Crossing the Algarve from the boarder with Spain to the Atlantic coast on the west;
• Nature and rich fauna;
• Traditional villages;
• Close contact with the local population;
• Coutryside style accommodation;

This is an area formed by limestone elevations, called ravines, covered with undergrowth, such as shrubs and myrtle. In the more clayey and fertile lands from the barrocal, come the mixed rainfed orchards, made up of carob, fig, almond and olive trees.
Between hills, valleys and watercourses, some villages and towns emerge, proudly preserving its old habits and customs thanks to the resident population.
Due to its geography, with an average altitude between 100 and 300 m, traveling by bicycle through the typical barrocal is one of the best ways to explore this area of ​​the Algarve.
Enjoy the traditions, culture and natural beauty that only the interior of the Algarve can offer you!

Explore coastal trails, rural backroads, and stunning landscapes while experiencing the best of the Algarve by gravel bike.

Highlights

• Fantastic gravel quiet roads
• The eastern Algarve, the "Sotavento"
• The Ria Formosa and the stunning coastal view from Cacela Velha
• The magnificent trails of the typical barrocal area from the Algarve
• Traditional villages from the countryside
• Alte traditional village and way of life
• Funcho and Arade lakes
• Silves historical city
• Caldas de Monchique centenary thermal complex
• Monchique mountain range
• Costa Vicentina and the Cabo de São Vicente.

Ride smooth gravel paths surrounded by stunning landscapes, meet friendly locals, enjoy delicious cuisine, and experience the region’s warm hospitality. The Algarve Gravel Cycling holiday is the perfect combination of nature, culture, and sport — a must-do trip for every cycling enthusiast.

This 738-kilometre route traverses the length of the country, from its mountainous north in Trás-os-Montes, to the verdant valleys of the south in the Barrocal Algarve.

Portugal’s N2 road crosses four mountain ranges, 11 rivers, and 35 municipalities, with a menu of local gastronomical delights and world-famous wine to fuel your journey of rich Roman heritage.This tour along the "Estrada Nacional 2" Road (N2) is ideal for those who want to discover Portugal, its diversity, culture, landscape, demography, gastronomy and heritage. Known as the "Portuguese Route 66", the EN2 has become an internationally known tourism route, being the only road that crosses the country from north to south through the interior. Along its 738 km, connecting Chaves to Faro, it is possible to contemplate different landscapes, from the Douro vineyards, through the Alentejo gold plains to the Algarve. The EN2 road runs through 11 districts, 35 municipalities, 11 mountains and 13 rivers, joinning some of the most emblematic Portuguese cities, towns and villages.

You’ll experience the diversity, history and cultural heritage of an entire country when riding Portugal’s N2 route.

Discover the thermal baths and Roman bridge of Trajan in Chaves, the 2,000-year-old Douro Valley wine making region and its Museum, vineyards and fantastic food. There’s also the Cabril Dam in Pedrógão Grande, one of Portugal’s biggest dams, gothic churches and ancient castles.

Wildlife enthusiasts will also appreciate the chance to see endangered wildlife such as the Iberian Imperial eagle, in the gorgeous plains of Castro Verde, with its UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

You’ll also discover the kindness from local communities who live and work along the N2 as they welcome you into their world.

Highlights

• Cycling the 3rd biggest road in the World;
• Crossing Portugal from north to south, along traditional villages;
• Outstanding diversity of landscape and touristic POI;
• Pedrogão Dam;
• The Castle of Montemor o Novo;
• Chaves, Vila Real, Peso da Régua, Lamego and Faro;

This unforgettable Algarve cycling journey follows the EuroVelo 1 route from Tavira in the east to Sagres at the southwestern tip of Portugal. Along the way, you’ll ride past golden beaches, picturesque towns, dramatic cliffs, and stunning seascapes. The EuroVelo 1 Bike Tour in the Algarve is the perfect adventure for cyclists who want to combine culture, nature, and the thrill of cycling across Portugal’s southern coast.

Highlights

• Cycling along some of the most wonderful beaches in the world
• Tavira historic city and the Gilão River
• Olhão's centenary fishmarket
• Ria Formosa Natural Park
• Saltpans
• Ponta da Piedade Cliff
• Cape St. Vincent and the lighthouse, the southern tip of Europe
• Mediterranean diet cuisine