Cycling holidays in Portugal
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Cycling holiday in Portugal, self guided
A leisurely cycling holiday in the Algarve
From €539 to €649 7 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be arranged at any time to suit your requirements although we do not recommend trips in August due to high temperatures
Portugal cycling holidays, self guided
Tranquility cycling holidays
From €549 to €649 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This cycling holiday in Portugal can be arranged at any time to suit your requirements although we do not recommend trips in August due to high temperatures
Alentejo & Algarve self guided cycling holiday, Portugal
90% asfalt and 10% of the best coastal tracks in Europe
From €600 to €650 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This independent holiday is available any day of the year except August and the last two weeks of July.
Algarve self guided cycling tour
Dramatic coastline to picturesque countryside in the Algarve
From €695 to €955 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements. Be aware of high temperatures in August.
Alentejo self guided cycling holiday, Portugal
Easy cycling on the flat landscape of the Alentejo Coast
From €800 to €900 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This independent holiday is available any day of the year except August and the last two weeks of July.
Family cycling holiday in Portugal, 5 days
Enjoy nature along roads the National Park, Guided tour
From €400 to €650 5 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Family cycling holiday in Portugal, 6 days
Guided Tour 6 Day´s in a National Park Portugal & Spain
From €180 to €220 6 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
From
€539
excluding flights
The 50k ride down from Monchique to the coast was the most memorable. (more)Alan Johns
Probably Duas Quintas outside Silves was the highlight. (more)Roy Leitches
Great holiday if your looking for a good mix of cycling, relaxing and sight seeing of some of Portugal's untouched areas. (more)Anne Nicholl
From
€549
excluding flights
The highlight was the first day of our cycling experience. Meeting Bert our host and having him explain our itinerary and routes. Getting on our bikes for the first time. (more)Sheila Kerr
Arriving in Carrapateria, the beaches were beautiful!! All the rides had wonderful scenery, lovely small towns to explore and the rides were challenging yet fun and gave us a sense of accomplishment at the end of the day. (more)Benjamin Cartwright
Everything was great. The accommodation and the recommendations for restaurants was outstanding. (more)Mel Watson
From
€800
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
My most memorable part of he holiday in Portugal was cycling along the high cliffs of Alentejo by the sea with 60 km winds at my back, even though one needed to be mindful with the wind on cycling so close to the edge of the cliff on a sandy track! The 10 percent grade for seemingly endless kms from Alejur to Monchique was a challenge that I felt really good about having accomplished in my 80th year. It made me feel blessed for the health and strength that I have.
Tips?
Feel... (more)Arnold Nickel
From
€600
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Discovering the Vicentina coast and its marvellous beaches and blue sea for the first time. Marvellous landscape, kindness and
smiles of the people met all along the trip. Spotless accommodation, very charming small hotels.
Tips?
Local benefits?
Yes, it did because we were always staying at small hotels run by Portuguese - in most of the places, they could hardly speak in
English or French.
Overall rating?
Perfect, even better than expected (more)Muriel Deladrière
From
€695
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Each and every day held it's own memorable moment. The beauty of remote, empty beaches, the fragrant miles of orange groves, incredible views from empty castles, the grueling but worthwhile slog up to Monchique, followed by the exhilarating descent....it was all good!
Tips?
Make sure you know the difference between the routes. One is mostly coastal and the day's distances and climbs are short. The other includes inland detours and mountains, and the distances are... (more)Greg Liebman
