



Cycle through the quiet and scenic roads of Calpe on a fully supported cycling break. This trip offers a combination of well-maintained routes, moderate climbs, and reliably good weather, making it ideal for riders looking to train or enjoy a focused getaway. Daily rides are complemented by hotel spa access and locally sourced meals, giving you time to relax and recover after each session.
Your daily cycling includes planned café or lunch stops where you can rest, chat with other riders, and try local food, though these meals aren’t included in the trip price. Once you return to the hotel, you’ll have time to shower, relax, and visit the spa. Facilities typically include saunas, pools, warm relaxation areas and places to unwind sore muscles. Evenings end with a buffet dinner that highlights local ingredients, and includes water and a quarter bottle of wine per person.
Across the week, the riding, food, spa time, and social atmosphere blend into a steady rhythm that suits both focused cyclists and those who want a more relaxed riding holiday. You can ride independently using the provided route files, join the group, or mix between the two depending on how you feel each day. The trip supports a range of goals, from improving fitness to simply enjoying a week in warm weather on quality roads.
The wider area includes traditional Spanish villages, citrus groves, quiet hillside viewpoints and well-surfaced roads with minimal traffic. Riders can enjoy long uninterrupted sections, numerous café stops, and routes that connect easily to neighbouring towns. The setting makes it straightforward to plan purposeful training rides or relaxed loops that take in coastal scenery and small local markets.
A standout feature is the hotel spa, which offers access to pools, saunas, heated relaxation spaces and areas designed specifically for unwinding after active days. Dinner is served buffet-style each evening and features a broad selection of dishes, with water and wine included. The hotel is well set up for cyclists, providing a calm space to prepare for rides, relax afterwards, and enjoy evenings in comfort.
General bike handling skills, confidence riding on the road, and familiarity with your personal bike setup are recommended. You’ll need to bring your own bike and equipment, and your clothing should cover mild but changeable weather conditions. Lightweight layers such as a gilet or arm warmers are usually all that’s required for cooler moments.
The team behind the programme has extensive experience planning cycling holidays across Europe, and they understand what riders need both on and off the bike. Routes are chosen for safety, flow, and enjoyment, while the hotel is selected for comfort and convenience. The trip blends solid training opportunities with relaxation, creating a full holiday experience that appeals to a wide range of cyclists.
A moderate fitness level is recommended because the daily rides include steady climbs and longer distances, though nothing reaches high altitude. Riders who cycle regularly or take part in club rides will find the routes manageable and enjoyable.
The two ride groups offered each day allow you to choose a pace that suits your current ability. You can also ride independently using the route files if you prefer to set your own rhythm or take additional breaks.
Yes, bringing your own road bike is required, as bike hire is not included in the package. Make sure your bike is in good mechanical condition before travelling to avoid issues once you arrive.
The hotel provides secure bike storage and a work station where simple adjustments and maintenance can be carried out. Tools for major repairs are not included, so pack any essentials you may rely on.
Single occupancy rooms are available for an additional fee and are popular among solo travellers who want additional space and privacy. They include the same amenities as the shared rooms.
Availability can be limited, especially during peak months, so early booking is recommended. Shared twin and double rooms remain an option for those who prefer or are travelling with a friend.
Clothing for mild conditions is sufficient, with a couple of lightweight layers for cooler mornings or shaded areas. Standard cycling gear such as padded shorts, gloves, helmet, and appropriate shoes are all essential.
Pack swimwear for the spa, casual clothing for evenings, and any toiletries or comfort items you normally travel with. A few bike tools and spares are also useful to have on hand.
Daily rides follow pre-planned routes and are divided into two ability groups. This structure makes it easier for riders to manage their pacing, effort levels and daily goals. Group leaders help maintain cohesion within each level.
If you’d prefer more independence, the Strava route files make navigation straightforward. Many participants mix between group and solo riding depending on energy levels throughout the week.
Yes, full access to the hotel spa is included for the duration of your stay. Facilities usually include saunas, pools, and relaxation rooms that support recovery after time on the bike.
The spa becomes a popular meeting point in the late afternoon as riders unwind, stretch, and chat about the day’s route. It’s a comfortable and restful part of the experience.
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