Road
Costa Brava coast road ride — full day, 118 km
A long day of rolling tarmac above the sea, linking coves with a seafood lunch stop.
- Distance
- 118km
- Climbing
- 1,650m ↑
Hard, Full day
from €150 per rider Not bookable right now
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A 118 km full day on the cliff road between coves, with a seafood lunch stop.
Road
A long day of rolling tarmac above the sea, linking coves with a seafood lunch stop.
Hard, Full day
from €150 per rider Not bookable right now
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Prices checked on 5 November 2026. Final price on the booking page.
The Costa Brava is the rocky Mediterranean coast of Catalonia, known for small coves and winding roads above the sea. Our one tour here is the Costa Brava Coast Road, a hard full day of 118 km and 1,650 m of climbing with a seafood lunch stop. The terrain is a steady sequence of short climbs and descents rather than one long ascent, which can wear down riders who start too fast. It suits experienced road cyclists who want a scenic day on tarmac and are happy to cover a long distance. Allow time to travel to the coast beforehand.
The coast road links coves and small towns, with the sea often in view. The rolling profile means a long day, so it rewards steady pacing and regular eating.
Spring and early autumn avoid the heaviest summer traffic and heat. In July and August start early, and be aware that coastal roads can be busier with cars and wind can affect exposed sections.
The Costa Brava lies on the Mediterranean coast in Catalonia. Check the exact start location on the tour page before booking transport.