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Girona

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Riding in Girona is a cyclist’s dream come true. This trip includes a stay in a beautiful accomodations inside or outside the historic city, a week of unforgettable rides through sun-drenched countryside and coastal roads, and relaxing evenings with delicious local cuisine, wine, and time to unwind by a pool or explore the charming town.

Accommodations

High-end accommodations in Girona blend historic charm with modern luxury. Think beautifully restored stone villas or boutique hotels tucked within medieval walls, featuring elegant interiors, designer furnishings, and serene courtyards. Many properties offer sweeping views of the countryside or the old town, private pools, lush gardens, and spacious terraces. Inside, expect high-thread-count linens, spa-like bathrooms, and curated local art. Gourmet breakfasts, attentive service, and exclusive amenities—like in-house massage, wine tastings, or private chefs—make these stays feel both indulgent and deeply personal. It’s understated luxury, with a strong sense of place.

Culture and Cuisine 

Girona is a city where culture and cuisine are deeply intertwined, offering a rich, immersive experience for travelers. Steeped in history, Girona’s cobbled streets, ancient Roman walls, and Gothic architecture tell stories of centuries past, while its vibrant creative scene keeps the city forward-thinking and dynamic. Artisanal shops, intimate galleries, and lively festivals reflect a deep-rooted Catalan identity—proud, warm, and welcoming.

The cuisine is just as captivating. Girona is home to some of Spain’s most celebrated restaurants, including Michelin-starred establishments and rustic taverns that celebrate local flavors. The food scene is a blend of innovation and tradition: think perfectly grilled seafood, seasonal produce from the surrounding countryside, and rich Catalan stews like suquet de peix. Local wines, fresh-baked breads, and delicacies like fuet and crema catalana round out the experience. Dining here isn’t just a meal—it’s a connection to the land, the people, and their way of life.

What's the riding like?

Road cycling in Girona is absolutely legendary—and for great reason. The region offers a perfect mix of challenging climbs, rolling hills, and flat stretches, all set against stunning Mediterranean landscapes. Riders can explore a diverse network of quiet country roads, winding through olive groves, vineyards, and charming villages, with backdrops of the Pyrenees mountains or the Costa Brava coastline nearby.

 

Girona’s climate is ideal for year-round riding—mild winters and warm, dry summers attract cyclists from around the world. The terrain suits all levels, from tough mountain passes to gentle routes perfect for recovery days. Plus, Girona has an incredible cycling community, excellent bike shops, and plenty of cafes and restaurants catering to riders. Whether you’re chasing climbs, speed, or just scenic cruising, Girona is one of Europe’s premier cycling destinations.

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We’re here to make your Girona experience seamless and unforgettable. Whether you're looking for airport transfers, premium bike rentals, custom route planning, or dietary accommodations, we’ve got it covered. Simply share your preferences and needs with us—whether it's ride intensity, rest days, special occasions, or logistical details—and we’ll take care of everything. From the moment you arrive to the final ride, you can relax and focus on enjoying the journey. Your only job is to show up and ride—we’ll handle the rest.

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Mallorca 

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Riding in Mallorca is the experience of a lifetime. This trip features stays in a luxurious villa overlooking the Mediterranean or luxury hotels in the heart of Palma, a week of spectacular rides along coastal cliffs and quiet inland roads, and dreamy evenings spent by the pool, enjoying local wine, fresh island cuisine, and total relaxation.

Accommodations

High-end accommodations in Mallorca and Palma blend Mediterranean elegance with modern comfort. In Palma, luxury boutique hotels are often tucked into beautifully restored historic buildings—think centuries-old stone facades paired with sleek, contemporary interiors. Rooftop terraces with cathedral views, serene courtyards, and private plunge pools create a calm escape in the heart of the city.

Beyond Palma, Mallorca offers secluded villas and five-star resorts perched on cliffs or nestled in olive groves. These properties feature infinity pools, panoramic sea views, designer furnishings, and curated experiences like in-house chefs, private yoga, or guided excursions. Whether you're sipping local wine on a sun-drenched terrace or enjoying a spa treatment with views of the Tramuntana mountains, Mallorca’s upscale stays are defined by understated luxury, attentive service, and a deep connection to the island’s natural beauty and culture.

Culture and Cuisine 

Mallorca’s culture is a vibrant blend of Mediterranean charm, deep-rooted traditions, and a laid-back island rhythm. Influenced by centuries of Moorish, Roman, and Catalan heritage, the island is home to historic hilltop villages, sun-washed stone architecture, and a strong sense of local identity. Life here moves to the pace of the sea and the seasons—festivals, markets, and daily rituals are all tied to the rhythms of nature and community. Whether you're wandering through Palma’s Gothic quarters or exploring quiet coastal towns, Mallorca offers a warm, welcoming spirit and an appreciation for authenticity.


The cuisine of Mallorca is a celebration of its landscape—mountains, sea, and fertile plains all contribute to a diverse and flavorful food culture. Expect fresh-caught seafood, locally grown produce, and traditional dishes like tumbet (a vegetable bake), sobrasada (a soft, spiced sausage), and arros brut (a hearty rice stew). Meals are often enjoyed slowly, shared with friends and family over local wines or a chilled glass of hierbas, a traditional herbal liqueur. From upscale farm-to-table restaurants to rustic countryside cellers, dining in Mallorca is not just about nourishment—it’s a connection to the island’s soul.

What's the riding like?

Road cycling in Mallorca is a dream for cyclists of all levels. The island offers a diverse range of terrain—from flat coastal roads perfect for fast spins to challenging climbs in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The routes wind through picturesque villages, olive groves, and along stunning Mediterranean coastline with breathtaking sea views.

 

Mallorca’s well-maintained roads and mild, sunny climate make it a year-round cycling destination. The traffic is generally light outside main tourist areas, allowing for peaceful rides through quiet countryside and natural parks. Whether you're tackling iconic climbs like Sa Calobra or enjoying gentle rides along the coast, Mallorca delivers a perfect blend of challenge, beauty, and variety that keeps riders coming back season after season.

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We’re here to make your experience seamless and unforgettable. Whether you're looking for airport transfers, premium bike rentals, custom route planning, or dietary accommodations, we’ve got it covered. Simply share your preferences and needs with us—whether it's ride intensity, rest days, special occasions, or logistical details—and we’ll take care of everything. From the moment you arrive to the final ride, you can relax and focus on enjoying the journey. Your only job is to show up and ride—we’ll handle the rest.

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Switzerland 

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Riding in the Swiss Alps is the experience of a lifetime. This trip includes a stay in a luxurious alpine chalet with panoramic mountain views, a week of unforgettable rides through iconic mountain passes and lush valleys, and peaceful evenings spent unwinding in the spa or by the pool, enjoying hearty Swiss cuisine, fine wine, and the crisp alpine air.

Accommodations

High-end accommodations in the Swiss Alps are the pinnacle of alpine luxury—where refined design meets breathtaking natural beauty. From elegant chalets tucked into quiet mountain villages to five-star resorts perched above pristine valleys, every detail is crafted for comfort and serenity. Interiors blend rustic charm—think exposed timber beams and stone fireplaces—with modern sophistication, offering cozy lounges, spa-style bathrooms, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame sweeping views of snow-capped peaks.

 

Expect world-class service, private wellness amenities like saunas and hot tubs, and access to fine dining that celebrates local Swiss ingredients with a gourmet twist. Whether you're waking up to the stillness of a snowy morning or relaxing by the fire after a day of adventure, luxury in the Swiss Alps is defined by tranquility, warmth, and a deep connection to nature—all delivered with effortless elegance.

Culture and Cuisine 

The culture of the Swiss Alps is a unique blend of deep-rooted traditions, alpine heritage, and multicultural influences from the heart of Europe. Life here is shaped by the rhythms of the mountains—seasonal festivals celebrate everything from the arrival of spring to traditional cattle drives, while local craftsmanship preserves centuries-old skills in woodworking, textiles, and cheese-making. Warm hospitality and community spirit are central, with mountain villages serving as cozy hubs where stories are shared over hearty meals and lively music.


Cuisine in the Swiss Alps reflects the region’s rustic, hearty lifestyle and bountiful natural resources. Signature dishes include fondue and raclette, where melted cheeses bring people together around the table, as well as rösti, savory meat stews, and freshly baked breads. Wild game, alpine herbs, and locally produced dairy enrich the flavors, while seasonal mushrooms and berries add earthy notes. Dining in the Swiss Alps is not just about food—it’s a celebration of tradition, connection, and the simple joys of mountain living.

What's the riding like?

Road cycling in the Swiss Alps is nothing short of epic. It offers some of the most breathtaking and challenging rides in Europe, with towering peaks, pristine alpine lakes, and perfectly paved mountain passes. Cyclists can tackle iconic climbs like the Furka Pass, Grimsel Pass, and Susten Pass—each delivering steep gradients, hairpin turns, and stunning panoramic views that reward every pedal stroke.

 

The terrain varies from demanding high-altitude ascents to scenic valley routes lined with charming villages and lush meadows. The Swiss Alps’ well-maintained roads and efficient infrastructure make it a safe and enjoyable experience, though riders should be prepared for rapid weather changes and variable conditions at altitude. The combination of physical challenge, natural beauty, and cultural richness makes cycling in the Swiss Alps a truly unforgettable adventure.

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We’re here to make your experience seamless and unforgettable. Whether you're looking for airport transfers, premium bike rentals, custom route planning, or dietary accommodations, we’ve got it covered. Simply share your preferences and needs with us—whether it's ride intensity, rest days, special occasions, or logistical details—and we’ll take care of everything. From the moment you arrive to the final ride, you can relax and focus on enjoying the journey. Your only job is to show up and ride—we’ll handle the rest.

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French Pyrenees 

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Riding in the French Pyrenees is like riding like no other place in the world, ride the roads of the infamous Tour de France. This trip includes a stay in a charming mountain lodge nestled in scenic valleys or beautiful rustic hotels, a week of exhilarating rides through rugged peaks and lush landscapes, and tranquil evenings spent enjoying spa treatments, cozy firesides, and delicious regional cuisine.

Accommodations

High-end accommodations in the French Pyrenees offer a perfect blend of rustic charm and refined comfort. Imagine beautifully restored stone lodges and elegant mountain chalets set amidst breathtaking landscapes, where traditional architecture meets modern luxury. Inside, you’ll find spacious rooms with plush bedding, warm wood finishes, and cozy fireplaces that create an inviting atmosphere.


Many properties feature private terraces with panoramic views of rugged peaks, heated pools, and intimate wellness areas including spas and saunas. Gourmet kitchens and exceptional dining options highlight regional flavors, while attentive, personalized service ensures every stay is seamless and indulgent. Whether nestled in a quiet village or perched on a hillside, luxury in the Pyrenees means peaceful seclusion wrapped in authentic mountain ambiance.

Culture and Cuisine 

The culture of the French Pyrenees is a rich tapestry woven from centuries of mountain traditions, pastoral life, and a unique blend of French and Catalan influences. The region pulses with local festivals celebrating folklore, music, and dance, often centered around community gatherings in picturesque villages. Artisans keep age-old crafts alive, from wool weaving to cheese-making, reflecting a deep connection to the land and its seasons. Warm hospitality and a slower pace of life invite visitors to experience the genuine spirit of the Pyrenees.


Cuisine here is hearty, rustic, and deeply satisfying, shaped by the mountain environment and local produce. Signature dishes include cassoulet—a slow-cooked white bean stew with meats—garbure, a nourishing vegetable and ham soup, and an array of cheeses like Ossau-Iraty. Wild game, trout from mountain streams, and fresh herbs feature prominently, often paired with robust local wines. Sharing meals is a cherished tradition, where food tells the story of the land and its people, offering both comfort and celebration.

What's the riding like?

Road cycling in the French Pyrenees is a spectacular adventure for riders seeking rugged beauty and challenging terrain. The region offers a mix of steep, legendary climbs like the Col du Tourmalet and Col d’Aubisque—famous from the Tour de France—alongside gentler valleys and rolling countryside roads. The Pyrenees feature dramatic landscapes with forested slopes, wildflower-filled meadows, and quaint mountain villages that invite exploration.

 

The roads are generally quieter than the Alps, providing a more intimate riding experience through nature. Weather can be variable, adding an element of unpredictability and excitement to each ride. Whether you’re chasing tough mountain passes or savoring scenic, peaceful routes, the French Pyrenees deliver a powerful combination of physical challenge, stunning vistas, and authentic local culture.

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We’re here to make your experience seamless and unforgettable. Whether you're looking for airport transfers, premium bike rentals, custom route planning, or dietary accommodations, we’ve got it covered. Simply share your preferences and needs with us—whether it's ride intensity, rest days, special occasions, or logistical details—and we’ll take care of everything. From the moment you arrive to the final ride, you can relax and focus on enjoying the journey. Your only job is to show up and ride—we’ll handle the rest.

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Alba Italy

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Riding in Alba is the experience of a lifetime. This trip features a stay in a charming countryside villa surrounded by rolling vineyards, a week of unforgettable rides through picturesque hills and quaint villages, and enchanting evenings filled with wine tastings, delicious local cuisine, and the warm hospitality of the Piedmont region.

Accommodations

High-end accommodations in Alba epitomize rustic Italian elegance combined with modern luxury. Think beautifully restored historic villas and boutique countryside estates nestled among vineyards and rolling hills. Interiors blend classic Piedmontese charm—exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and antique furnishings—with contemporary comforts like plush linens, spacious living areas, and state-of-the-art amenities.

 

Many properties offer stunning views of the Langhe landscape, private terraces or gardens perfect for al fresco dining, and inviting pools set amidst lush greenery. Personalized touches such as in-house sommeliers, gourmet chefs, and curated wine tastings elevate the experience, creating an intimate and indulgent stay that celebrates the region’s rich heritage and culinary excellence.

Culture and Cuisine 

Alba is a place where tradition, passion, and culinary artistry come together in perfect harmony. Nestled in the heart of Piedmont’s Langhe region, the town is steeped in history and renowned for its deep-rooted wine culture and gastronomic heritage. Local festivals celebrate everything from the prized white truffle to the harvest season, reflecting a community proud of its land and craftsmanship.


The cuisine of Alba is a true expression of the region’s bounty—rich, refined, and full of flavor. Known as the home of the world’s finest white truffles, Alba’s dishes elevate simple ingredients into culinary masterpieces. Expect hearty risottos, slow-cooked braised meats, freshly made pasta, and robust cheeses, all paired with exceptional Barolo and Barbaresco wines from the surrounding vineyards. Dining here is more than a meal; it’s an immersive experience celebrating the land, its history, and the warm hospitality of Piedmontese culture.

What's the riding like?

Road cycling around Alba, Italy, is a truly delightful experience—perfect for riders who love rolling hills, scenic vineyards, and charming medieval villages. Nestled in the heart of Piedmont’s Langhe region, the terrain features gently undulating roads that weave through endless vineyards, hazelnut groves, and historic towns like Barolo and La Morra.

 

The climbs here are more gradual than in the high mountains but still rewarding, offering panoramic views of vineyards and rolling hills dotted with castles and rustic farmhouses. The roads are well-maintained and relatively quiet, making for relaxed yet engaging rides. Plus, the region’s mild climate and beautiful landscapes create an idyllic setting for both challenging training and leisurely exploration. Combine that with world-class food and wine waiting at every turn, and cycling in Alba becomes a perfect blend of sport, culture, and indulgence.

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We’re here to make your experience seamless and unforgettable. Whether you're looking for airport transfers, premium bike rentals, custom route planning, or dietary accommodations, we’ve got it covered. Simply share your preferences and needs with us—whether it's ride intensity, rest days, special occasions, or logistical details—and we’ll take care of everything. From the moment you arrive to the final ride, you can relax and focus on enjoying the journey. Your only job is to show up and ride—we’ll handle the rest.

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Priorat 

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Accommodations

High-end accommodations in Priorat combine rustic Catalan charm with understated luxury, set against a backdrop of dramatic mountains and terraced vineyards. Many are beautifully restored stone farmhouses, boutique wine estate lodges, or sleek modern villas designed to blend seamlessly into the landscape. Interiors often feature exposed wooden beams, natural stone, and warm, earthy tones paired with contemporary furnishings and spa-like amenities.

 

Private terraces and infinity pools overlook sweeping vineyard valleys, while landscaped gardens offer quiet corners for reading or wine tasting. Many properties include exclusive touches such as in-house chefs, curated wine cellar access, and private tours of surrounding bodegas. Here, luxury feels authentic—rooted in the region’s rich winemaking heritage and framed by the raw beauty of the Catalan countryside.

Culture and Cuisine 

Priorat’s culture is deeply shaped by its rugged terrain, ancient winemaking traditions, and strong Catalan identity. Life here revolves around the land, with small villages clinging to steep hillsides and generations of vintners cultivating the terraced vineyards that have made the region world-famous. The pace is unhurried, the atmosphere warm and welcoming, and the connection between community and countryside is woven into daily life. Festivals, local markets, and family-run bodegas keep centuries-old customs alive, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into rural Catalan culture.


The cuisine of Priorat is hearty, flavorful, and perfectly matched to its celebrated wines. Dishes often feature locally sourced olive oil, almonds, wild herbs, and seasonal produce, alongside slow-cooked meats, rustic stews, and fresh river fish. Grilled lamb, escalivada (roasted vegetables), and pa amb tomàquet (tomato-rubbed bread) are staples, often enjoyed with a glass of the region’s bold, mineral-rich red wines. Dining here is a sensory experience—unhurried, communal, and deeply rooted in the flavors of the land.

What's the riding like?

Road cycling in Priorat, Spain, is a stunning mix of challenge and beauty. The region’s winding roads cut through terraced vineyards, rugged hills, and medieval villages, offering constant elevation changes and spectacular views. Climbs here are often shorter but steeper than in classic mountain ranges, with tight switchbacks and rolling ridgelines that keep the riding dynamic and engaging.

 

Traffic is minimal, making for peaceful rides where it often feels like you have the road to yourself. The terrain can be demanding, with rougher road surfaces in some rural areas, but the reward is riding through one of Spain’s most picturesque wine regions, framed by dramatic cliffs and the Montsant mountain range. The combination of challenging ascents, fast descents, and quiet scenic routes makes Priorat a hidden gem for cyclists who enjoy both physical effort and immersive landscapes.

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We’re here to make your experience seamless and unforgettable. Whether you're looking for airport transfers, premium bike rentals, custom route planning, or dietary accommodations, we’ve got it covered. Simply share your preferences and needs with us—whether it's ride intensity, rest days, special occasions, or logistical details—and we’ll take care of everything. From the moment you arrive to the final ride, you can relax and focus on enjoying the journey. Your only job is to show up and ride—we’ll handle the rest.

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