Cycling Holidays - Seville to Cadiz

Seville to Cadiz

Spain

From £1,039 P/P

Discover the magic of Seville: an enchanting city of international fame. Cycle amongst flat landscapes of cereals and sunflower plantations, almond and olive groves and follow the fertile land beside the river Guadalete. See the historic hilltop towns of Carmona and Arcos de la Frontera.
Enjoy tapas, sherry wines and flamenco in the streets of Jerez. Sample delicious fresh fish in the lively port town of Puerto de Santa María.
Cádiz, the oldest city in western Europe: full of history and beauty, its monuments and stunning beaches are enough to make any visitor fall in love with it.

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Day 1: Arrival to Sevilla

The cycle begins in Sevilla, a vibrant, charismatic city drenched for most of the year in delicious sunshine. Its culture, history and folklore make this an exceptional international tourist destination.

Day 2: Sevilla to Carmona

Not far from Sevilla, you will reach another jewel of Andalucia, the hilltop town of Carmona: it´s city walls hold churches, palaces and an imposing arab fortress. The Alcazar, now converted into the Parador Hotel is where you will spend your second night. Today you cycle along a network of cycle tracks beside the river Guadaira and through fields of sunflowers and cereals.

31 miles (50 km) / Climb: 485 m

Day 3: Carmona to Montellano

Today's route is a little longer and takes you to the small historic town of Montellano along cycle tracks and winding country roads. You will pass several small traditional towns along the way where you can stop for a refreshing beer and a chilled 'Jerez'! Tonight's 'hacienda' hotel is a real favourite amongst our customers and could be the perfect opportunity to take an extra night if you fancy having a rest day by the pool surrounded only by olive and almond groves and the sounds of nature.

42 miles (68 km) / Climb: 594 m

Day 4: Montellano to Arcos de la Frontera

From here you will enjoy cycling amongst beautiful Mediterranean woodland along the river Guadalete to reach another legendary hilltop city: Arcos de la Frontera, considered one of the most photogenic towns in Spain. From Montellano you can see the mountains of Grazalema in the distance. Most of the cycle is along very quiet country roads and a "Via Verde" (pretty railway line now converted into a cycle lane). You will cycle past the typically andalucian town of Puerto Serrano: a good place to stop for lunch!

37 miles (60 km) / Climb: 609 m

Day 5: Arcos to Jerez de la Frontera

Today you will continue into the very heartland of Flamenco: Jerez de la Frontera where you will hear music on every corner! A town also famous for its School of Andalusian Dressage Horses and sherry wineries. From Arcos the cycling is more ondulating and follows the river Guadalete downstream. There are several small villages where you can stop for a welcome break.

35 miles (56 km) / Climb: 410 m

Day 6: Jerez to Cádiz

Your last cycling day takes you to the sandy beaches of Puerto de Santa María where you can take a dip and enjoy the Andalucian sunshine and where there are many restaurants serving delicious fresh fish. Then heading south again you reach the impressive city of Cadiz, thought to be the oldest city in western Europe. Its monuments and stunning beaches are enough to make any visitor fall in love with it! You won't want to leave! Finally, beach cycle paths lead you to the fantastic Parador for one last night of luxury, ending your trip on a real high note.
40 miles (65 km) / Climb: 103 m

Day 7: Extra nights in Cádiz or Seville or Departure

Don't miss the oportunity of a few extra nights to enjoy this spectacular hotel with its spa and swimming pools, explore Cadiz at your leisure or just relax on the beach.There are many regular trains from Cádiz to Sevilla taking around 1hr 35mins.
Route Overview

Route Overview

Moderate: Undulating / hilly terrain with perhaps three ascents per day.

Route Map (For guidance only):

Routes maybe subject to change or alteration. All route notes, maps and day-by-day information will be given to you upon arrival at the first hotel or at the welcome meeting. GPS/GPX Files are available for most our the cycling holidays we offer. Please ask us for details.
Getting There

Getting There

We recommend flying to Seville, Malaga or Madrid airport to reach the starting point of this cycling holiday, returning from Jerez, Seville or Madrid airport.

Flights are available with a number of airlines to your required airport or you can travel to the start using alternative methods such as rail or road.

We recommend using Skyscanner to find the best flight prices by date or Rail Europe for European rail travel. There is customer car parking available at most hotels for a supplement. Please contact us for more details.

Please use local transport to arrive at the starting point or call us on 0800 755 5385 for more specific travel advice.

You do not need to go back to the starting point of the cycling holiday as all hire bikes are left at the final hotel.

Important: Please book your flights only after the cycling holiday has been confirmed by invoice or email. Flights and transfers are not included in the advertised holiday price.
What’s Included?
What’s Included?

The Seville to Cadiz cycling holiday includes bike hire and the daily transfer of luggage to the next hotel and local support if required.

Included Services (Subject to confirmation)
- 6 nights accommodation with breakfast
- Bike hire
- GPS with everyday tracks & map
- Detailed route notes & local information
- Emergency 24 hour telephone assistance
Not Included
- Flights to/from the start and finish
- Evening meals (unless stated)
- Local daily taxes (Payable at the hotel)
- Helmets
- Water Bottles
- Travel Insurance
- Bike Insurance (unless stated)
- Welcome Meetings (unless stated)
- Transfers (unless included)
Bike Hire

Bike Hire

This cycling holiday uses fully-equipped touring bicycles with puncture resistant hybrid tyres that are ideal for road cycling but with some tread to give you the security you need on dirt track sections. The bikes have 21 or 24 gears, a comfort seat, front suspension, adjustable handle bars, bike stand, mudguards and a bottle holder as standard.

They have front suspension to make them comfortable cycling along cobbled streets or going through potholes, but they are not mountain bikes or designed for challenging terrain.

The bikes provided by established and recognized brands such as Giant, Trek or Kalkhoff. We have a range of sizes from XS to XL and both high bar and low bar models.

If you would like GPX files for a suitable device, please request them at the time of booking. Devices are not provided and please make sure that you bring along with you any fittings required to attach the Garmin (or similar) to the handlebars. You might want to download maps onto your phone to avoid data charges when roaming.

All bikes are provided with standard flat pedals. You can bring your own cycling pedals, but ensure that you have the correct tools to remove the pedals if the tour does not have a welcome meeting. You may also not be able to travel through airports with the tools if you are carrying hand luggage only.

E-Bike Upgrades:

Why not upgrade your cycling experience to an E-Bike (Electric Bike)? Using a power assisted bike is a great way to go on a cycling holiday and will help you smooth out inclines or longer days in the saddle. Each E-Bike features an LCD display, removable batteries for easy charging and assistance up to 25 km/h with a range of around 120 km for each full charge depending on usage.

E-Bike upgrade prices vary per tour, but if you require any more information about bike hire and electric bikes, please get in-touch with us on +44 (0) 800 7555385.

Hotels

This cycling holiday stays in good quality hotels with private facilities carefully selected for their proximity to your cycle route and comfort. If you wish to know specific information about the hotel facilities, Wi-Fi and upgrades used on the holidays, please contact us on +44 (0) 800 7555385 for more information.

You will receive your final hotel list approximately 4 weeks prior to your arrival date detailing the hotels used on your cycling holiday. If you wish to know more about the hotels prior to completing a booking form, please contact our Customer Services team via email or by phone.

TOWN OR CITY	SAMPLE HOTEL LIST
SEVILLE	HOTEL POSADA DEL LUCERO, HOTEL FERNANDO III OR NH PLAZA DE ARMAS
CARMONA	PARADOR DE CARMONA OR ALCAZAR DE LA REINA
MONTELLANO HOTEL	HOTEL FINCA LA MORENA
ARCOS DE LA FRONTERA	PARADOR DE ARCOS DE LA FRONTERA OR HOTEL LOS OLIVOS
JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA	HOTEL PALACIO GARVEY, HOTEL TRYP JEREZ, HOTEL NH AVENIDA OR HOTEL VILLA JEREZ
CADIZ	PARADOR DE CADIZ OR HOTEL LA CATEDRAL

Date & Prices

You can find out more about this cycling holiday by completing a Contact Form or call 0800 755 5385 to speak to one of the team.

* THE PRICES STATED ARE NOT APPLICABLE IF THE TOUR FALLS WITHIN THESE SPECIAL FESTIVITIES:

Easter week, Feria de Sevilla, Feria del Caballo Jerez or Moto GP Jerez.

2020 Cycling Holiday Prices:

Season	Date Band	Arrival Day
Season 1:	01.03 – 30.06.2020 \| 01.09. - 30.11.2020	Daily

Category A Information:

Season	Prices per person including bike hire
Season 1:	£1039
Half Board Upgrade:	£159
Single Supplement (within a group):	£219
Solo Traveller Supplement :	£399
Electric Bike Upgrade:	£49

Hotel Category Descriptions:

Category Type	Accommodation Overview
Category A:	4* hotels

EXTRA NIGHT PER PERSON PER NIGHT PRICES (YOU WILL STAY IN THE SAME HOTEL AS PER THE CYCLE TOUR):

Location	Price DBL/BB	Single Supplement Price SGL/BB
Seville:	Prices on request	Prices on request
Madrid:	Prices on request	Prices on request

Date From	Date To
01 March 2020	30 June 2020
01 September 2020	30 November 2020

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