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Girona Road Cycling – Costa Brava to the Pyrenees

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Girona Road Cycling – Costa Brava to the Pyrenees

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Available Departures: May, Jun, Oct

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US$2,590

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The best guided road cycling holiday in Catalonia

Trip Code: GPMB

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Girona Road Cycling – Costa Brava to the Pyrenees

Highlights

The classic Girona climb to Sant Hilari Sacalm on the first cycling day
Costa Brava coastal cycling with inspiring views of the Mediterranean
Crossing the eastern Pyrenees back into Spain by way of the Col d’Ares (1513m)
Welcoming accommodation and Catalan cuisine
Excellent road bike hire available

At a Glance

Group Size 5 to 15
6 days cycling
560 kilometres
100% road
100% Vehicle Support
Max Altitude 1513 metres
Join In Girona

Accommodation & Meals

7 Breakfasts
6 Dinners
7 nights Hotel

Overview

Tucked into the north-eastern corner of Spain and bounded to the north by the Pyrenees (and France) and to the east by the Mediterranean Sea, Catalonia is a self-governing region proud of its particular culture and heritage. Between mountain and sea, this is a fantastic location for a week of road cycling and the city of Girona makes a great place from which to start out. Known as the ‘City of a Thousand Sieges’, Girona is a popular place of residence for pro cyclists attracted by the excellent climate, quiet roads and challenging climbs.

After an introductory loop around the city on the first day of cycling, with a highpoint at Sant Hilari Sacalm (803m), you’ll head out to the Mediterranean coast. Then, it’s northwards towards France following pine scented coastal roads, through fishing ports that were a source of inspiration to artists such as Dali, Picasso and Matisse. The toughest day of the tour twice crosses the eastern Pyrenees, entering France on an old smuggler’s route to the mountain hamlet of Coustouges and returning to Spain via the Col d'Ares (1513m) with an overnight at Mollo near the ski slopes of Campradon. This is a road bike journey full of contrast and drama, where switch back climbs, magical coastline, rich history, quirky art and tradition all blend for a cycling holiday with an eclectic twist and a unique riding experience. Recharging in comfortable, friendly, family run hotels at the end of each day, helps us to make the most of Catalonia.

Is this holiday for you?

ROAD CYCLING. This road cycling holiday is suitable for regular road cyclists. Catalonia is a fantastic road cycling destination and the number of professional cyclists owning houses in the city of Girona bears testament to this. The roads are generally quiet, the road surfaces excellent and the gradients never very steep. There’s a total of 560 kilometres of cycling with around 8000 metres of height gain over the course of 6 days of cycling. The days vary from around 4 to 5 hours of cycling to about 7 hours. This is a totally supported week, however, and you can always make use of the support vehicle if you are having a bad day. The full-time support vehicle also means that you can ride your bike completely unencumbered. EXCELLENT BIKE HIRE IS AVAILABLE LOCALLY.

Why KE?

Working with a Girona-based agency (like KE, a part of the Voyageurs du Monde travel group) we have access to excellent local expertise, which we have used to create this bespoke road cycling holiday. Mixing iconic climbs with historic landmarks, we make a circuit of north-eastern Catalonia and round off each night in one of our handpicked hotels!

Itinerary

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Day 1

Meet at the group hotel in Girona

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Meet at the group hotel in Girona. There will be a group briefing from your tour guide at 7.30pm. The guide will discuss plans for the following day and also advise on local places to dine. If your flight arrival is after the group rendezvous, your welcome note on arrival will outline timings for the following day. There will be ample time the next morning to assemble your road bike or collect your hire bike from our local agent office which is a short 10-minute stroll from the hotel. Should your arrival time permit, you may have a chance to explore this atmospheric city. Easy to explore on foot, the Jewish District (The Call) is the heart of the old town and has an abundance of local cafes and bar to sample Catalan cuisine. Outside of the city's defensive walls, the Rio Onyar is an excellent place to stroll and absorb the ancient and colourful architecture of Girona. No meals are included on this day.

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Day 2

An introductory loop ride from Girona.

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Today's route takes you up to the mountain town of Sant Hilari Sacalm (803m). You'll leave Girona heading west into the scenic Llémena Valley. The first 15 kilometres is gently uphill, perfect for warming up the legs, before turning left to make the steady climb to Les Serres. After a brief plateau, there's a descent to Bonmatí and a continuation of the ride to Anglès. From Anglès, the main climb begins, a steady ascent of nearly 25 kilometres to Sant Hilari Sacalm. With an average gradient of less than 3 percent, it's a long but gentle climb through forested terrain. After reaching the summit, you'll enjoy the rewarding 18 kilometre descent to Sant Coloma de Farners, followed by a relaxed 25 kilometre ride through pretty countryside to Girona.

Accommodation

Hotel

Meals

B D

Ascent

1440 M

Descent

1440 M

Time

6 hrs cycling

Distance

103 KM

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Day 3

From Girona across the coastal ranges to Calella de Palafrugell.

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There's a pleasant introduction to today's ride, 25 kilometres on quiet country lanes (through small villages and scattered woodland) to Llagostera. From here, the climb to Sant Grau (465m) begins. Almost 9 kilometres, with an average gradient of 4 percent, this classic climb is actually quite undulating with some steeper sections and short descents. Beyond the pass, there's a stunning descent to the Costa Brava coast with fantastic views over the Mediterranean. Arriving at a prominent coastal viewpoint between Tossa de Mar and Sant Feliu de Guixols, the ride continues north-eastwards along the coast on a spectacular road that featured in the 2009 Tour de France. With its rolling hills and breathtaking vistas, this is a true highlight of the route and you will follow it today as far as Calella de Palafrugell, and old fishing village widely regarded as one of the most beautiful places on the Costa Brava.

Accommodation

Hotel

Meals

B D

Ascent

1200 M

Descent

1240 M

Time

5 hrs cycling

Distance

83 KM

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Day 4

Cycle northwards via Pals and L'Escala to Castello d'Empuries.

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The day begins with a short but steep climb to the Sant Sebastià lighthouse (1.8 km at 8%). After a brief descent and a few level kilometers, you'll tackle the 5 kilometre climb to the hilltop town of Begur where, looking back, you'll be rewarded with more stunning views of the Mediterranean coastline. From Begur, the route heads inland to the famous medieval village of Pals, known for its narrow, cobbled streets and timeless charm. The rest of the ride, again heading north, is not hilly and passes more historic villages before reaching Torroella de Montgri, nestled beneath its hilltop castle. The route then heads back towards the coast and the beaches at Empuries and L'Escala. The archaeological site at Empuries, with its Greek and Roman ruins dating back to 600 BC, marks the arrival of classical civilization to the Iberian Peninsula. The ride concludes in Castello d'Empuries, home to a magnificent cathedral-a striking reminder of the village's historical importance and former power.

Accommodation

Hotel

Meals

B D

Ascent

670 M

Descent

700 M

Time

4 - 5 hrs cycling

Distance

75 KM

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Day 5

Across the Cap de Creus to Banyuls-sur-Mer in France, then back to Figueres.

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This is the first of two tough days with rather more climbing which starts out by heading northwards into the rugged territory of the Cap de Creus Nature Reserve. You'll cycle across the Col de la Perafita (245m) with the option to add on the out-and back descent to the picturesque coastal town of Cadaqués, once home to the surrealist painter Salvador Dalí. Beyond the Perafita, the route continues with a descent to El Port de la Selva, before following a scenic and undulating coastal road to Banyuls-sur-Mer in France. Turning back towards the south and crossing back into Spain via the renowned and steep 8-kilometre-long Col de Banyuls (361m), it's easy cycling for the last 30 kilometres to the group's accommodation in Figueres, the capital of the Alt Emporda Region. This is Dali's birthplace and is home to the world-famous Dali Theatre-Museum.

Accommodation

Hotel

Meals

B D

Ascent

1700 M

Descent

1675 M

Time

6 - 7 hrs cycling

Distance

105 KM

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Day 6

A day of Pyrenean cycling over the Col d'Ares (1513m). Overnight at Mollo.

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Today's route climbs up into the Pyrenees on the border between Spain and France and features some significant climbs. Cycling from Figueres we head north and then west to cross back into France at the French-Catalonian village of Coustouges (830m). There follows a descent into the valley of the River Tech through a well-forested and picturesque landscape, before climbing up to the walled French village of Prats de Mollo en route to the Col d'Ares (1513m). The climb to the pass is 13 kilometres long with an average gradient of 6 percent. From the summit, a pleasant, sinuous descent takes you to the village of Mollo, located near the winter ski town of Camprodon, where you'll spend the night at an elevation of 1160 metres.

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Hotel

Meals

B D

Ascent

2300 M

Descent

1230 M

Time

7 hrs cycling

Distance

98 KM

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Day 7

The final day of cycling, from Mollo to Girona.

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On this final day of cycling you'll descend from the high mountains and after crossing the wooded rise of the Col de Capsacosta (870m) you'll reach Olot, the capital of the Garrotxa Region and known as the 'City of the Volcanoes'. Then, leaving Olot, you'll skirt to the south of the Alt Garrotxa on a quiet road that undulates and meanders through rich farmland and forest, as you count down the kilometres to Girona. Plenty of time to relax at the hotel before enjoying a final night in this atmospheric city.

Accommodation

Hotel

Meals

B D

Ascent

800 M

Descent

1890 M

Time

5 hrs cycling

Distance

100 KM

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Day 8

Departure day.

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Your holiday ends after breakfast. Airport transfers are not provided. Taxis can be arranged through hotel reception and there is a shuttle bus service to Girona Airport from the central bus station, just a few minutes' walk from the hotel.

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Essential Information

We've compiled some of our Frequently Asked Questions to help you learn more about this amazing trip.

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What's Included

An English-speaking local cycling leader
All accommodation as described
Meals as detailed in the meal plan
A support vehicle and driver
Water and snack-food on cycling days

What's not Included

Travel Insurance
Airport transfers on day 1 and day 8
Some meals as detailed in the Meal Plan
Visas (if required)
Tips for the guide and driver
Miscellaneous personal expenses - snacks drinks and souvenirs etc
Bike carriage on the flights - please contact your airline for charges

Joining Arrangements & Transfers

The group will meet at the hotel in Girona.

Transfers from/to Girona Airport are not provided on arrival or on departure.

From Girona Airport, taxis are readily available outside the arrivals hall and cost around €40 per car to reach the hotel (20 minutes). Another option is the shuttle bus, there is a regular service outside the arrivals halls which costs around €5. This will drop you at the central bus station in Girona which is a short walk from the hotel.

Hotel contact details and an emergency number will be provided with your booking.

Food & Water

Water from the taps is perfectly drinkable on this holiday - please use this to fill your personal bottles for your daily activities. We do not encourage the purchase of single-use plastic bottles.

Breakfasts at the hotels that we use are a mixture of 'continental' and 'traditional' in style, with tea and coffee, orange juice, porridge and cereals as well as local pastries, fruit, jam, honey and cheese. At lunchtime, we will generally stop at a wayside cafe and you can buy lunch. Filling options like spaghetti bolognese or paella are pre-prepared at lunchtime and ready in minutes. Evening meals are usually taken at the hotel and may be buffet style, with an excellent choice of food. Or, there may be a set meal with vegetarian and meat options. There is usually a choice of dessert, too. During the day, the group will be provided with water and with snacks in the form of chocolate, dried fruit and mixed nuts, but It’s a good idea to bring along a few of your favourite energy bars from home.

Accommodation

Whilst on the tour, accommodation is on a twin-share basis in comfortable, family run, well-located 2-3* hotels that are used to working with cycling groups. Each of the places we have chosen will provide the very best of Catalan cuisine to round off a rewarding day in the saddle. If you are travelling by yourself you will be paired up with another single traveller of the same sex. For single supplement costs please refer to the dates and prices page of the trip on our website.

Group Leader & Support Staff

A local, English-speaking professional guide will cycle with the group and there will also be a support vehicle and driver throughout the holiday. A second cycling guide will be brought in to assist larger groups.

Spending Money

We would advise budgeting €20 for each day's lunch. Soft drinks, beer and wine are available every night and if you intend to drink please also allow for this. We suggest that for €200-€250 euros should cover all your personal expenditure (excluding bike hire if required). There are a number of ATM cash machines close to the hotel and there will be access to ATM machines during the holiday, though not every day. Your guide will be able to advise you during the holiday.

Guidance on Tipping

Tipping is the accepted way of saying ‘thank you’ to your leader and local team. Tipping is entirely voluntary and should be dependent on good service. We advise you to tip as a group.

Your Bike

We recommend that your bike is fitted with suitably low gearing and suggest that you fit reasonably high volume tyres (28mm for instance) which will provide a bit more comfort on the variable road surfaces typically found on our Road Cycling holidays.

Since you are depending on your bike to transport you throughout your holiday, it’s important to ensure it is in good working order. If you are not mechanically minded, get your local bicycle dealer to service it for you.

Please contact us if you are unsure about the suitability of your bike.

Bike Hire

It is possible to hire bikes for this trip. Our local agent can arrange for the local hire of good quality Specialized road bikes.

The carbon-framed Roubaix Sport 105 (2024) (Sizes: 44 / 49 / 52 / 54 / 56 / 58 / 61) has alloy rims, disc brakes and Shimano 105 gearing (2x12) 50/34 rings and 11/36 cassette. Hire charge €250.

The carbon-framed Tarmac SL7 Sport (2025) (Sizes: 49 / 52 / 54 / 56 / 58) has alloy rims, disc brakes and Shimano 105 gearing (2x12) 52/36 rings and 11/34 cassette. Hire charge €250.

The carbon-framed Aethos Comp (2025) (Sizes: 52 / 54 / 56 / 58 / 61) has alloy rims, disc brakes and Shimano 105 Di2 gearing (2x12) 50/34 rings and 11/34 cassette. Hire charge €285.

The carbon-framed Tarmac SL 8 Expert (2025) (Black or White options) (Sizes: 49 / 52 / 54 / 56 / 58 / 61) has carbon rims, disc brakes and Shimano Ultegra Di2 gearing (2x12) 52/36 rings and 11/30 cassette. Hire charge €320. Also size 44 in the black version.

If you tell us which bike you wish to hire and the size of bike you need, we will reserve one for you and add the cost of bike hire to your final invoice. We must stress that your hire contract will be with the local hire company and that KE cannot be held responsible for any issues arising from bike hire.

If you do hire a bike, we recommend that you take your own pedals (Look KEO, Shimano SPD-SL or SPD can be supplied with the hire bikes at a cost of €30). You might also choose to take your own saddle, which will go a long way towards making it feel like your own bike. You must also take your helmet, which will be worn at all times when on the bike.

On collection of your hire bike, our local agent will require your credit card details as a warranty in the event of loss or damage beyond fair wear and tear.

Travelling With Your Bike

Airlines require that you pack your bike properly for travel and for this holiday we recommend that you use either soft bike bag or a purpose-made bike box or case. Whether you are using a bag or a case, you will need to partially dismantle your bike to pack it. Please note that bike bags or boxes will be placed in secure storage and will not travel with us during the course of the trip.

Please contact us if you have any questions about travelling with your bike.

Vehicle Support

A support vehicle will accompany the group on each of the rides and will carry your baggage from one hotel to the next. The group will be managed by the cycling leader and the support vehicle driver working together. You will be able to contact them by mobile phone in the case of a problem. We recognise the importance of group members being allowed to cycle at their own pace and it is not unusual for the group to split up. The support vehicle will carry water, coke, chocolate bars etc. plus fresh fruit, olives, nuts and energy mix for drinks. There will be regular stops to allow the cyclists to regroup and the support vehicle can pick up (a limited number of) group members who wish to take a break from cycling at any time.

Baggage Allowance

Apart from your bike in its bag (if you are taking your own bike), you should travel with one main item of luggage, such as a sturdy holdall or piece of wheeled luggage (max 20kgs), and a small cycle-specific day pack. The day pack can be used to carry valuable items such as cameras and GPS devices whilst travelling and can also carry items on the rides if that's what you choose to do.

Your baggage allowance on the flights will depend on your airline. When choosing your flights, whether booking them directly or through KE, you will need to consider the cost of carrying your bike. These costs are your responsibility.

Passport & Visas

Europe

The information that we provide is for UK passport holders.

Your passport must meet 2 requirements. It must be:

less than 10 years old on the day you enter (check the ‘date of issue’)
valid for at least 3 months after the day you plan to leave (check the ‘expiry date’)

For the latest details on visiting countries within the EU or the European Economic Area (EEA), please check the UK Government website.

It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the correct travel documents including vaccinations and health certificates and visas for your holiday.

Health & Vaccinations

Vaccinations

You should contact your doctor or travel clinic to check whether you require any specific vaccinations.

GHIC / Medical cover

UK residents should carry a free Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC). This entitles you to state provided medical treatment when you're visiting an EU country or Switzerland. This is not a substitute for medical travel insurance which is vital when travelling overseas.

Severe Allergies

If you have a severe allergy please inform the KE office before you travel. We will do all we can to help, but we cannot guarantee an allergy free environment on KE trips. You will need to carry your own treatment for the allergy with you, as 'adrenaline auto-injectors' are not carried as standard by KE leaders and staff. You should inform your leader on arrival of your allergy, and let them know where you keep your adrenaline pen.

Currency

The currency for part or all of this holiday is the Euro.

Preparing for your Holiday

The better conditioned you are the more you will enjoy your trip. We suggest that you adopt a sensible weekly exercise regime and fit in a number of long cycle rides in hilly country to ensure you are physically capable of taking part in this trip - this will also provide you with an opportunity to make sure all your riding kit is tried and tested before you travel. Cycling is obviously the best activity to prepare for this trip, however, running, rowing and swimming are also good for developing aerobic fitness and stamina.

Climate

Catalonia is an excellent early summer and autumn cycling destination. In late May - early June the temperature in Girona and on the coast will be in the high 20’s Centigrade, becoming progressively cooler as we gain height inland. In October the highest temperatures encountered will be in the low 20’s. With usually very little rainfall, each of these seasons works really well for road cycling.

Travel Aware

As a reputable tour operator, KE supports the British Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office's ‘Travel Aware’ campaign to enable British citizens to prepare for their journeys overseas. The 'Travel Aware' website provides a single, authoritative source of advice for all kinds of travellers and we recommend that before travel, all KE clients visit the official UK Government website at travelaware.campaign.gov.uk and read the FCDO Travel Advice for their chosen destination. North Americans can also check out the U.S. Department of State website: www.travel.state.gov for essential travel advice and tips.

KE treat the safety and security of all clients as the most important aspect of any trip we organise. We would not run any trip that we did not consider reasonably safe. Should the FCDO advise against travel for any reason, we will contact everyone booked to travel to discuss the situation. We receive regular updates directly from the FCDO and are in constant touch with our contacts on the ground. If you have any questions about government travel advice, please call our office.

Books

Argyle Armada - Behind the Scenes of the Pro Cycling Life - M Johnson - Velo Press
Two Wheels Over Catalonia - R Guise - Summersdale
Lonely Planet - Catalonia - Lonely Planet Publishing

Maps

Catalan & Aragon

Michelin 1:400,000

Private Groups Information

Make this KE cycling holiday your own!

Do our normal group departure dates not fit?
Are you wanting to travel with just your friends or family?
Are you looking to organise a trip for your local cycling club?

We are experts in creating holidays for groups of friends, families, charities, and cycling clubs. Our personal service means you’ll be fully involved as we make the arrangements for your perfect adventure holiday.

Independence with Security

Travelling as a KE Private Group allows you more flexibility and choice, but still with the peace of mind that everything is pre-planned and arranged for your group by a reputable adventure travel company.

To take your first step to an amazing adventure with your friends and family complete the private group enquiry form, or call our Sales Experts on: 017687 73966

Travel Insurance

It is an essential condition of joining a holiday with KE Adventure Travel that you have a valid travel insurance policy to cover the cost of medical treatment and to protect the value of your holiday in the event of cancellation. When taking out insurance please ensure the policy you choose covers you for the activities and altitude included in your itinerary.

For appropriate insurance cover we recommend Campbell Irvine Direct. Please go to our Travel Insurance page for further information and to get a quote.

Equipment List

For this holiday you will need your usual cycling clothing, including shoes, cycling gloves and helmet (which must be worn at all times when cycling). Even though we run this holiday during the summer months, you must be prepared for the possibility of cold conditions on the high passes. As well as your summer riding gear, take clothing that will keep you warm in these conditions, especially on the descents.

Whether you are hiring a bike or taking your own, we recommend that you take the usual day-ride essentials of: mobile phone, multi-tool, mini-pump, tyre levers, spare tubes and puncture repair kit. The hire bikes include these items.

Bike Wear

Cycling helmet
Cycling shoes
Waterproof overshoes
Padded cycling shorts
Long leg cycling trousers or leg warmers
Lycra arm warmers
Short sleeve cycling tops
Long sleeved cycling top
Lightweight windproof gilet
Lightweight waterproof jacket
Regular biking gloves
Long fingered biking gloves
Warm hat that fits under your helmet
Buff
Sunglasses
Sun cream (inc. total bloc for lips/nose)
Camera

Other Stuff

Travel and off-the-bike clothing and footwear
Wash bag, towel, toiletries
Swimwear
Basic First Aid kit and personal medication
Chamois Cream (e.g. Assos or Ozone)
Rear light for tunnels
Reusable cloth bag for shopping (to avoid plastic bags)

Spares

If you are hiring a bike you do not need to bring any spares. The hire bikes are provided in good condition and a supply of consumable spares (tubes, tyres, brake pads/blocks, cables) is carried. Only parts and components that are broken due to a crash and/or misuse will be charged. In the event of bike loss or theft, a fixed fee will be charged equivalent to the value of the bike. If you are taking your own bike, you should consider taking a minimum of spares, including a couple of spare spokes (for each wheel if they are different), spare brake blocks or disc pads, chain links/chain connector, rear derailleur hanger and any non-standard parts specific to your bike.

Repairs

It is a good idea that you familiarise yourself with how to carry out at least some basic repairs to your bike e.g. changing an inner tube and fixing a puncture. This will save the inconvenience of having to wait for assistance from the guide.

Hydration and Energy Snacks

You should take 2 standard water bottles and also consider taking a small supply of the gels, power bars or sports drink mix that you would normally use on a ride at home.

Please contact us if you have any questions about your equipment.

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Girona Road Cycling – Costa Brava to the Pyrenees
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Departure Reference: GPMB/01/26/
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Departure Reference: GPMB/02/26/
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Land Only Information

TRAVEL TO YOUR DESTINATION

In some cases you may choose to take a ferry and/or train to your holiday start and end destination. Please see further information on Travelling by Train.

If flying from the UK, low cost airlines are available to convenient airports to the start and from the end of your holiday.

To benefit from full financial protection, ease your holiday planning, and avoid dealing with airlines, we can book scheduled flights from the UK as part of a flight inclusive package. Scheduled flights are usually more expensive that low cost alternatives, however potentially less stressful if your flight is cancelled or delayed. If you book flights through KE Adventure Travel we will offset the carbon of your flight.

BOOK WITH KE CONFIDENCE - No surcharge guarantee

The price of our holidays can change depending on a variety of factors but unlike some other tour operators, KE have undertaken to guarantee the Land Only price of your holiday will not change after you have booked. The price when you book is the price you will pay, whether you are booking for this year or the next. Book early to avoid any tour price increases, get the best flight prices and take advantage of our 'No Surcharge Guarantee'.

KE Adventure is a fully bonded tour operator. We hold an ATOL license (No: 2808) and are bonded with ABTA (Membership No: W4341)

Girona Road Cycling – Costa Brava to the Pyrenees

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1 - 3 LEISURELY

4 - 6 MODERATE

7 - 9 CHALLENGING

10 - 12 TOUGH

Girona Road Cycling – Costa Brava to the Pyrenees

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At a Glance

Accommodation & Meals

Overview

Is this holiday for you?

Why KE?

Itinerary

The Route

Essential Information

Vaccinations

GHIC / Medical cover

Make this KE cycling holiday your own!

Independence with Security

Bike Wear

Other Stuff

Spares

Repairs

Hydration and Energy Snacks

DATES & PRICES

2026

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Our Holiday Grades Explained

1 - 3 LEISURELY

4 - 6 MODERATE

7 - 9 CHALLENGING

10 - 12 TOUGH

Girona Road Cycling – Costa Brava to the Pyrenees

Highlights

At a Glance

Accommodation & Meals

Overview

Is this holiday for you?

Why KE?

Itinerary

The Route

Essential Information

Vaccinations

GHIC / Medical cover

Make this KE cycling holiday your own!

Independence with Security

Bike Wear

Other Stuff

Spares

Repairs

Hydration and Energy Snacks

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