Spain is a wonderful destination for an active family holiday. Our self-guided family cycling tours in northern Spain explore the ‘costa verde’ of Asturias and the network of cycleways in Catalonia. Each holiday has been carefully planned with families in mind to make the most of traffic free trails, national parks and fun off the bike activities to try. The climate is perfect for pedallin’ over spring and autumn, making this the ideal destination for school half-term holidays. We know that planning an adventurous family holiday can be tricky and that’s what makes Skedaddle family holidays so appealing – everything is taken care of so all you need to do is turn up and enjoy your time together on two wheels.
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Destinations (5)
Types of Cycling / Grades (1)
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Destinations (5)
Types of Cycling / Grades (1)
Departure Month
Level of Support
Destination Guide
Our local team in Spain are a passionate bunch and they've searched high and low to bring you the very best cycling holidays this legendary destination has to offer.
The Camino And Northern Spain: Discover this lush, lesser-known part of Spain and even conquer an iconic ancient pilgrimage whilst you're at it! We have several cycling holidays along the Camino, Basque Country, the Ruta de la Plata, the wine region of La Rioja and more...
Catalonia: Our cycling holidays in Catalonia boast a backdrop of Pyrenean peaks and spectacular coastline, making for a memorable adventure at the speed of the bike.
Andalucia: The quintessential Spanish experience awaits in Andalucia! Home to spellbinding cities, mighty mountain ranges and our very own Spanish base, our cycling holidays in Andalucia and Southern Spain here will not disappoint!
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Cycleways of Catalonia
Self-Guided Family Cycling Holiday
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£1,675 P.P.
Grade 2 : Gentle
Cycleways of Catalonia
Self-Guided Family Cycling Holiday
Daily departures available. The season prices below are per person and are applicable for all start dates between and inclusive of the stated dates.
2025 01 Mar – 31 Oct (excluding departures from 21 Jul – 31 August)
Season 1 – £1675 01 Mar – 17 Mar and 16 Sep – 31 Oct
Season 2 – £1925 18 Mar – 17 Apr, 21 – 30 Apr, 05 May – 20 Jul and 01 – 15 Sep
We are able to offer a discount of 25% for all children (under the age of 18), when travelling with two fully-paying passengers. Subject to availability.
- Cycling around the Garrotxa volcanic zone
- Following former railway tracks between Olot and the coast
- Spending a free day in Girona with its magnificent cathedral
- Enjoying tasty local fayre in Girona’s Lleo Market
- Discovering Olot’s rich cultural heritage
- Finishing your tour at the cool seaside town of San Feliu de Guíxols
Family Cycling Holidays & Tours In Spain
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Why choose Spain for your family cycling holiday?
Delve into the heart and soul of Spain on one of our family bike tours, offering the perfect blend of exploration and relaxation for all ages. Immerse yourself in the Spanish culture as you pedal through charming countryside, sample culinary delights and have a dip in the sea. Escape the crowds and discover the true essence of Spain with our family-friendly cycle trips.
Top destinations for family cycling in Spain
Our family friendly favourites include the serene beauty of Catalonia's national parks as you journey towards the coast and the Asturian coastal ride, one of Spain’s best-kept secrets and perfect for an active family holiday.
Decide how you ride
Our tours in Spain are tailored to accommodate various family preferences. Choose your riding grade according to your fitness level. Whether you prefer a guided small group tour with other families or a self-guided ride, there's something for everyone!
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