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    Discover the highlights of Andalucia, from its picturesque mountain roads and ancient olive groves, to historic cities and passionate culture; sample vibrant Spanish life

    A tour of Andalusia is about tapas, wine and scenery – and about never-ending twisties!

    The land of passion, flamenco and high spirits with roads that meander through rolling hills covered with olive and almond trees where you can watch black fighting bulls rubbing their backs lazily on rough cork oaks. 

    Twisting mountain roads and picturesque white villages. Great cities full of history, delicious food plus wonderful weather all year round

    Great roads often deserted… food is a subject of its own… Andalucía is just a biker’s heaven… The famous biking road to Ronda, Extremadura, the highest mountain road in Europe up to Sierra Nevada, charming Seville & Granada, The Monastery of Guadalupe, The Pueblos Blancos. The list is endless”

    Discover the charm of Andalucia and fall in love with the southern Spanish flair –  Southern Spain has a lot to offer!

    Nearly a fifth of Andalucia is protected, the largest proportion of an autonomous region in Spain, roughly 30% of the protected territory of Spain, reflecting the unspoilt nature of its countryside and the high ecological importance of its territory. Remote and thinly populated mountains, valleys, beaches, deserts and plains, all waiting to be explored.

    Andalucia has seven World Heritage sites – five cultural, one natural, and one both cultural and natural.          

    Key Information

    Start / Finish
    Malaga, Spain
    Duration
    9 Days and 10 Nights
    Distance
    1,500 - 2,000km
    Riding Difficulty
    Easy / Moderate
    Culture Shock
    Low
    Pillion Supplement
    €1,000
    Single Supplement
    €500

    Introduction – Andalucía is without doubt one of the best destinations for a motorcycle tour in Europe ALL YEAR ROUND. It has it all – twisting mountain roads and picturesque white villages. Great cities full of history, delicious Andalucian cuisine & tapas plus wonderful weather all year round. The roads are in great condition and often deserted. There are around 330 sunny days a year in Andalucía. People are friendly and helpful; food is a subject of its own and the variety is endless. Also, there is nothing to add about Spanish wine, that you don’t know already. Excellent biking roads full of curves and twisties where you’ll ride perfect asphalt from the high mountains down to the shores of the Atlantic & Mediterranean. It’s no wonder most new bike launches take place in Andalucia every year!

    This tour is designed to take in the very best of Andalucia and offers excellent flexibility in terms of leisurely sightseeing and quality motorcycling. Based in two hotels for two nights each and another for three nights – participants have the choice of as much or as little motorcycling (or sightseeing) as they wish. Luggage can stay in hotels and pillions (and riders) can take a day off should they wish!  

    Some highlights include:

    • 2 of Andalucia’s World Heritage Cultural Sites; the great Muslim centres of power, Granada & Seville. These are, namely: Alhambra, Generalife and Albayzín (Granada); Cathedral, Alcázar and Archivo de Indias (Seville);
    • Discover the motorbike paradise of Andalucia and travel along magnificent routes from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic.
    • Sierra Nevada Mountains, Sierra Nevada & Sierra de las Nieves National Parks
    • Seville and explore the legendary capital of flamenco.
    • Granada, where we will enjoy the wonderful view of the Alhambra castle plus Moorish Albaicín quarter in front of the snow-covered Sierra Nevada.
    • Pueblos Blancos or “White Villages”
    • Ronda – situated on both sides of the deep, narrow Tajo Canyon. Your jaw will surely drop open in the impressive arena in Ronda: Here are the roots of the classic bull fights and even today bull fights take place there.
    • Famous biking roads including “Puerto de las Palomas” in the winding Sierra de Grazalema
    • Too many “Sierras” to list…
    • Choice luxury Hotels
    • Extremadura – one of Europe’s last natural paradises

    More Information

    Suggested Flights:

    • April 2024
      • Arrive Malaga on or before Sun afternoon 31.03.2024
      • Depart Malaga on or after Wed morning 10.04.2024
    • October 2024
      • Arrive Malaga on or before Sun afternoon 13.10.2024
      • Depart Malaga on or after Wed morning 23.10.2024

    Some highlights include:

    • Discover the motorbike paradise of Andalucia and travel along magnificent routes from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic.
    • Sierra Nevada Mountains
    • Seville and explore the legendary capital of flamenco.
    • Granada, where we will enjoy the wonderful view of the Alhambra castle plus Moorish Albaicín quarter in front of the snow-covered Sierra Nevada.
    • Pueblos Blancos or “White Villages”
    • Ronda – situated on both sides of the deep, narrow Tajo Canyon. Your jaw will surely drop open in the impressive arena in Ronda: Here are the roots of the classic bull fights and even today bull fights take place there.
    • Famous biking roads including “Puerto de las Palomas” in the winding Sierra de Grazalema
    • Too many “Sierras” to list…
    • Choice luxury Hotels
    • Extremadura – one of Europe’s last natural paradises
    Day From  To
      Ireland Malaga
    1 Malaga Granada
    2 Granada Granada
    3 Granada Antequera
    4 Antequera Seville
    5 Seville Seville
    6 Seville Ronda
    7 Ronda Ronda
    8 Ronda Ronda
    9 Ronda Malaga
      Malaga Ireland

    Included:

    • Return transport of your motorcycle from our base in Gorey, Co. Wexford to Malaga, Spain
    • B&B accommodation in quality 3-4 star hotels.
    • 5 evening meals
    • Tour guide(s)
    • Detailed route maps / itinerary etc. allowing some self-guiding if preferred.

    Not Included:

    • Any travel costs to get to the start and from the finish point for the tour.
    • Personal travel, accident and medical insurance (covering matters such as medical expenses, repatriation, cancellation, curtailment, loss or damage to property)
    • Motorcycle insurance cover, motorcycle breakdown cover or recovery costs
    • Entrance fees to sights and parks, optional local excursions or local activities, (except where stated)
    • Lunches or snacks (except where stated). Any meals whilst on board ferries. Evening meals on rest/optional ride out days.
    • Personal spending money, tips, souvenirs or other extras.
    • Personal documentation (eg visas, passport), vaccinations, personal taxes, border crossing fees, motorcycle documentation
    • Costs of motorcycle repair (parts, labour or other related costs), tyres
    • Fuel, oil & other motorcycle consumables
    • Toll road fees, traffic fines or other charges relating to breach of the law
    • Any other item not specifically included in the price.

    Hotels

    As with all our guided tours we carefully select very good standard 3 or 4* hotels. Over the years we have built up a vast selection of tried and tested hotels around the world and we select hotels for their character and service rather than just on their star rating. Hotel standards vary all over the world and a 4* in Africa or South America is not always the same as in Europe. In some more remote locations, we may use equivalent 3* hotels or the best available in the area, which could be a more family run establishment, with local character.

    Pre trip we provide you with Tour Specific Information that gives you detailed information about how to prepare and plan your tour, and what to expect when on tour.  These are a few FAQ that many people have. If you have any further queries or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us.

    What bike is suitable to bring?
    Generally speaking we recommend adventure or touring style motorcycles as the most suitable.  However, sports, sport-touring and cruiser motorcycles may also be suitable subject to you being comfortable riding it for the distance and duration of the tour and that it has been properly prepared and adequately serviced with good tyres.

    What riding experience do I need?
    Generally speaking we recommend all participants to be experienced tourers in Europe and/or beyond. Obviously, some destinations are easier than others, as classified by our difficulty ratings, and should you have concerns please do not hesitate to contact us. It is your responsibility to ensure your motorcycling skills are up to the requirements for this tour. Obviously advanced riding skills increase enjoyment factor and reduce risk.

    Do I have to ride in a group?
    No!  We do not make you ride in convoy and we offer you the freedom to decide how you would like to ride. However, we find most people prefer to ride with the group without the need to navigate. We use either the ‘drop off’ or ‘buddy’ systems when group riding (depending on country and complexity of navigation); these are tried and tested systems of group riding and allow riders to ride at their own pace. Full details are provided at pre-trip briefings. Daily departure times are set every evening for the following morning depending on the days route and points of interest. If you prefer to ride on your own, we provide you with a map and route cards with recommendations for lunch or coffee stops and hotel information. We offer a very flexible approach with an emphasis on maximum enjoyment.

    Is this ride suitable for a passenger?
    Yes. Pillion passengers should be experienced tourers / travellers. 

    What is the average group size?
    Our groups are normally between 8 – 14 riders (some riders will have passengers). Most riders are from the Ireland, but we do also have overseas riders who may take part.

    What documents do I need?
    You will need your original documents as follows: 

    • Passport and Driving Licence.  Passengers only need their passport.  As a general rule, passports should be valid for at least 6 months after the end of the tour; however, this may be shorter in some European countries. 
    • If you are bringing your own motorcycle, you will also need your motorcycle registration document (RF101 / log book) and your motorcycle insurance.
    • In addition, you must have valid travel/medical insurance.
    • Visas as required Please ensure that you are fully aware of all passport and visa requirements and that you allow adequate time to obtain them.

    What will the weather be like?

    Depending on season / time of year we will advise expected weather conditions in the pre-trip information and also suggest the most suitable gear based on our experience. It is imperative that tour participants have suitably adequate gear. Please note our tour calendar is carefully planned taking into account the most suitable seasons / local weather for the destination. However, as much as we would like, we cannot always guarantee the best weather. Particularly considering the un-predictable climates the world has been experiencing.

    What about my health when I am abroad?
    You need to be physically fit and healthy and also take the necessary health precautions.  It is essential for you to consult your doctor or travel clinic for up-to-date medical travel information prior of travel, particularly if you have a pre-existing medical condition. Please ensure that you are fully aware of all official travel advice, local customs, current affairs, travel requirements and medical/travel advice. Please check with your GP regarding recommended inoculations. 

    Do I need Travel / Medical Insurance?
    It is a condition of you travelling with us that you are adequately insured.  Your insurance policy must cover you for the costs of any medical expenses, medical treatment or repatriation needed, due to injury or illness on this trip, including those that occur whilst motorcycle touring, either as the rider or a passenger.  It is important that your insurance company understands that the main purpose of your trip is motorcycle touring, using your own large capacity cc motorcycle or a rental motorcycle.  Your insurance must cover you for the full duration of the trip and for all countries we travel through.

    In addition, we strongly recommend that your insurance policy has cover for loss or damage to your personal belongings, delay at your outward or homeward point of departure, personal liability, overseas legal expenses and cancellation and curtailment. We do not refund your deposit simply because you failed to take out insurance in sufficient time. Some travel insurance policies do not cover motorcycle travel over a certain cc or for a prolonged duration.

    Minimum Numbers
    We require a minimum number of 8 riders on this tour.  If we do not have this number of bookings, then we reserve the right to cancel the tour.

    Booking:

    • Overlanders may accept a booking online, via telephone or by email. To confirm a booking a deposit is required – once the deposit is received the booking is confirmed.

    Payments & Fees:

    • A deposit is required at time of booking.
    • Guided tours – 50% required at least 60 days prior to the shipment / travel date.
    • All payments must be made in full at least 30 days prior to the shipment / travel date.

    Cancellation/Amendments/Refund Policy:

    • Please note that all payments and deposits are non refundable nor transferrable if cancellation accrues within one month before the shipment / tour date.
    • Where possible we will try to accommodate any amendments you wish to make.
    • In the event of curtailment no refunds shall be made.
    • Refunds may be processed via the original method of payment, except for cash transactions where refunds will be provided by cheque.

    Preparation for Shipping (if applicable)

    • All rider/pillion gear including boots and helmets should be packed into a kit/sports bag and labelled with the owners name, bike make/model and registration. One kit bag permitted per person.
      • Please note loose items or items tied onto the motorcycle will not be transported.
      • Bin liners, rubbish bags, cardboard boxes etc are not acceptable.
    • Motorcycles should be in a clean and presentable condition both for outbound and return shipments. If your motorcycle is considerably dirty post trip please wash it before returning it.
    • All Luggage (hard and soft panniers) should be left unlocked and removable from the motorcycle if necessary for transport purposes.
    • Alarms should be switched off or in “Ferry” mode for transport purposes.
    • Fuel level should be kept relatively low. All our depots are within a few km of fuel stations.
    • Keys for both the motorcycle and luggage should be left with the motorcycle.
    • At handover we will require a signed customs declaration form and a photocopy of the registration document / log book stapled together. Customs declaration from will be emailed pre-shipment. These should only be handed over in hard copy at time of delivery.
      • Do not email copies in advance.
      • We will not accept original copies of registration documents/log books.

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