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Granada to Sevilla cycling tour
Granada to Sevilla cycling Tour – Self guided
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Cycle from Granada to Sevilla
This great cycling holiday tour begins in Granada. Granada is the last bastion of al-Ándalus to fall to the Christian invaders in 1492. Before starting your cycling adventure there will be time to visit the famous and beautiful Alhambra Palace. The Alhambra Palace is the first UNESCO World Heritage Site which you encounter on the route to Sevilla. From Granada you make your way through the country side of Andalusia and you will face some serious climbing. The first night you will be spending in Priego de Córdoba. Historical Córdoba is the second UNESCO World Heritage site.
Enjoy Andalusia on your road bike! Andalusia offers all you have on your bucket list, white washed villages, warm summers, and of course, the food!
On day 5 you face the toughest stage when riding out of Córdoba. Climbing the hills of the Sierra Morena a great cycling challenge and the overnight in Constantina is really nice.
Once again on the road and climbing the Sierra Morena the last night before you hit Sevilla. Cycling all south west into Sevilla, leaving the climbs behind and following the beautiful river valley into the contemporary capital of Andalucia.
This route might be intense for some amateur cyclists. The route can be driven on road bikes, gravel or e-bikes.
Don’t miss this opportunity experience this wonderful Granada to Sevilla cycling tour
- Experience multiple UNESCO World Heritage sides
- The elegance of Granada and Sevilla
- Stunning villages and mountains
- 6 nights (hotels) along the way
- Visit Alhambra Palace, Roman bridge, Madinat Al-Zahra and many more beautiful places
- Wander around in Sevilla, Granada or Cordoba!
- In Sevilla you encounter world famous monuments such as the cathedral and the Giralda.
- Enjoying Spanish hospitality and gastronomy in a journey back in time.
- All countryside villages are connected by local high mountain roads, mostly traffic-free and with excellent asphalt.