Girona is probably the most popular cycling mecca. Situated in the Catalonia region of Spain, the charismatic city is surrounded by challenging and varied terrain. It's easy to get and full of option. Read our guide to learn more!

Mallorca is an island that has catered for cyclists for since before the turn of the millennium. Well established with bike hire places, and some of the best coastal roads in the world. The old town of Palma one of our favourites.

Tenerife offers cyclists some of the best training around. Many cyclists head to Tenerife to escape the harsh winters in Europe - why not join them to see what all the fuss is about?

Calpe on the Costa Blanca - which translates to the White Coast - has long been a favourite for cyclists looking to get some consistent training done. Whether you're a professional or a beginner, Calpe is an easy destination to start riding abroad.

Granada is a lesser known cycling destination. Offering an historic city base, you can ride out of the basin into the mountains, including the challenges at Sierra Nevada.

Denìa is gaining popularity with professional cyclists for good reason. Located on the same coast as Calpè you will find access to the same climbs in a quieter environment.

Malaga is a large city that is easy to get to, but it also offers some exceptional cycling too. It's rising as a cycling destination.

Asturias offers the most challenging terrain in Spain for cyclists. Stunning challenging mountains, great cider, and breathtaking landscapes.