Easy Cycling Sitges

The Girona Green Way Tour follows the old Carrilet route that went from Olot to Girona, and then from Girona to Sant Feliu de Guixols. In the 1960s, the old Railroad stopped working due to its poor condition and difficult maintenance after the Civil War. The road was abandoned until the 1980s when it was decided to re-open it to create a greenway for cyclists.

For experienced cyclists, the route could be done in 2 days. But to really appreciate the beautiful scenery is recommended to do it in 3 or 4 days. We can arrange the perfect cycling holidays and book the best hotels and restaurants in the area. Please get in touch to discuss the best option for your group.

The Carrilet Route crosses places of great scenic, ecological and cultural importance. It begins in the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone and, always following the route of the old narrow-gauge train, reaches the Ter valley and Girona.

The route progresses in a gentle slope from its starting point, Olot (440 m), to its arrival point, Girona (70 m), and has its highest point at the En Bas pass, 558 meters above sea level.

The first leg of our, Girona Green Way Tour route, starts in Olot and finishes in Girona (44Km), where you will pass through impressive natural areas. You will stay the night in Girona in a 3 Star hotel. The following day, a shorter route (39 Km) will take you to Sant Feliu the Guixols in the Costa Brava.

The cycling routes in Girona are amazing and there are lots of them. Please get in touch, so we can arrange the perfect cycling holidays for you.

The Ebro River Bike Tour follows the biggest river in Spain, from the hills to the sea. One of the essential points of interest of the Tierras del Ebro region is the Via Verda (Green Ways). Following the path of a disused railway line running from north to south, it will allow you to discover the landscape and the different villages on a bike. Discover the beautiful mountains of the region finishing at the mouth of the Ebro River.

Our Ebro River bike tour is designed for the whole family.

The Via Verda (Green Way) runs along the old Zafan Valley railway line that united Aragon with the Mediterranean Sea and was in operation for 31 years. It was permanently closed on September, 17th, 1973.

The first leg of our route starts in Horta the Sant Joan and finishes in Tortosa (44Km), where you will pass through impressive natural areas. You will stay the night in Tortosa in a 3 Star hotel. The following day, a shorter route (35Km) will take you to the mouth of the river Ebro, where you can admire the flora and fauna of the biggest river in Spain.

You could stay more days at the Mouth of the River Ebro, where the cycling routes are beautiful. Please get in touch, so we can arrange the perfect cycling holidays for you. Please check our Girona cycling tour for other fantastic holidays!

Have you ever wondered how to make a real Spanish paella?! We offer you a lovely ride along the Catalan vineyards, a wee tour of an ancient winery, and a paella master class.

You will be able to choose between 4 different types of paella:

• Seafood paella: The best known in the world. Prawns, calamari, squid and fish. This one is a classic in every Spanish household!
• Meat paella: A mix of different meats are added to the rice along with the spices and lots of love.
• Vegetarian paella: For veggies lovers, seasonal mix vegetables and a strong vegetable broth to give the rice the best taste.
• Black paella: This type of paella is more unknown to travelers. Made with rice with squid and its ink. It is served with a garlic sauce made of egg, oil, salt, and garlic. You cannot resist it!

• Learn to cook and eat a proper traditional paella.
• Taste some delicious wines and cavas.
• Around 15 km of easy and relaxing cycling.
• Take home the recipe so you can make it to your loved ones.
• Learn secret tips to improve your paella.
• Get a free glass of wine or cava.
• Get picked up and dropped off at your hotel for no extra cost.

Your tour group – limited to 8 guests – will be led by a local, knowledgeable Tour Guide – someone who’s excited to share his knowledge with you and enhance your education of the vine-to-bottle process. Within the first mile of the ride, you’ll relax as you realize that the pace really is designed for casual riders. You’ll pedal an average of 20 km. The emphasis is on enjoying the scenery, meeting new friends, and discovering great wines and cavas along the way. Contact us today and try our wine and cycling tour in Sitges!

• Escape the beach and immerse yourself in wine country.
• Taste some delicious wines and cavas.
• Around 25 km of easy and relaxing cycling.
• Enjoy panoramic views over vineyards and lovely mountains.
• Try typical local snacks and buy some cava or wine to take back.
• Learn the making of the lovely wines and cavas of the region.
• Get picked up and dropped off at your hotel for no extra cost.