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Basque to Asturias – Coast Tour
Basque to Asturias – Coast Tour, Tour runs from March 29 until October 26
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From Bilbao to Ribadesella: An Immersive Nine-Day Cycling Tour
Set off on a captivating nine-day cycling adventure from Bilbao to Ribadesella, where cultural discoveries meet stunning natural scenery. Start in Bilbao’s historic Old Quarter, sampling some of Spain’s finest tapas. Pedal along the River Nervión, passing iconic landmarks such as the Guggenheim Museum, and explore charming coastal towns along the way. Highlights include crossing the historic Puente Vizcaya and savoring the renowned anchovies of Santoña.
Continue westward to uncover the elegance of Santander and the medieval charm of Santillana del Mar. Experience the striking modernist architecture of Comillas and enjoy scenic coastal rides leading to picturesque villages like Llanes and Ribadesella. This journey immerses you in the best of northern Spain, from vibrant city life to the untouched beauty of its coastlines. Each day is carefully designed to offer an authentic, memorable, and enriching cycling experience.
Explore Northern Spain by Bike: Culture, Cuisine, and Scenic Landscapes
This cycling adventure goes far beyond traditional sightseeing. It invites you to truly connect with the culture, landscapes, and authentic flavors of northern Spain. Immerse yourself in the region’s welcoming spirit, enjoy stunning coastal and mountain views, and create unforgettable memories as you ride through areas rich in history and natural charm. Reserve your place today and discover the hidden gems that make this part of Spain so captivating.
The tour features several standout experiences, including a visit to the UNESCO-listed Puente Vizcaya, a striking 19th-century transporter bridge. You’ll enjoy Bilbao’s lively tapas culture, taste the famous anchovies of Santoña, and experience the refreshing cider traditions of Asturias. Along the way, you’ll also be treated to stunning views of both mountains and the ocean from the picturesque fishing village of San Vicente de la Barquera.


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