Walls of Girona

Self-Guided

[ OVERVIEW ]

The direction of luxury travel is slowly changing. Deeper, more meaningful travel where our guests slow down a little, and get to enjoy their coffee instead of always thinking about what’s next is the latest trend. Our luxury self-guided tours pair the freedom of independent riding with everything arranged behind the scenes: hand-picked boutique hotels, door-to-door luggage transfers, curated routes with full GPS files, restaurant reservations and 24/7 local support. You set the pace. We handle the rest.

Experience Details


Trip Duration

4 - 7 Days


Pricing from

€1,395


[ HIGHLIGHTS ]

The freedom of the open road, with every detail handled


Ride Features

The same world-class roads as our guided journeys — Rocacorba, Els Àngels, the Hincapie Loop, the lanes of the Empordà, and the coves of the Costa Brava — loaded onto your GPS with turn-by-turn routes designed by our Girona-based team. Ride at your own rhythm while your luggage travels ahead to your next hand-picked boutique hotel, your dinner table is booked, and a local support line is one call away, day or night.


Food & Drink

Girona’s food scene is world-class — the province holds a remarkable concentration of Michelin stars, crowned by El Celler de Can Roca, twice named the best restaurant in the world. And we can arrange tables that are otherwise hard to come by. Between rides, the city’s third-wave coffee culture — some of it built by ex-professional riders who never left — makes the mid-morning stop a ritual in itself.


Sightseeing & Culture

One of Europe’s best-preserved medieval centres: the cathedral’s baroque steps, Roman foundations, and the painted houses stacked above the river Onyar. All of it no more than a few minutes’ walk from your hotel door, best explored in the early evening after the ride.


Accommodation

Girona offers a fine selection of 4-star hotels such as Hotel Nord, Hotel Ultonia, Hotel Carlemany, Ciutat Girona, and Hotel Palau Fugit - ensuring an option to match every taste. Secure bike storage, early riders’ breakfasts, and staff who don’t blink at cleat covers on marble floors are just some of the essentials these hotels provide. We match the hotel to your needs.

A historic stone church with a bell tower, surrounded by lush green trees, and a stone wall in the foreground.
A narrow cobblestone street lined with stone buildings and old-fashioned street lamps, with a small portion of greenery visible on the left.
A woman with long, wavy hair, seen from behind, taking a photo of a historic town with a church tower in the background. The town is surrounded by green hills and mountains.

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