Day 1. Arrival day

Day 2. Alhaurin el Grande – Chefchaouen
From the hotel we drive to the ferry port in Tarifa. When we arrive in Africa we will complete the paper work with customs. The time it takes will vary depending on the number of people on the tour. After crossing the Moroccan frontier we head towards Tetouan. From there we head to Oued-Laou on the Mediterranean coast where we will have lunch in a beach restaurant. From the coast we start to climb towards Jebel-Tisouka, and down into the village of Chefchaouen.

Day 3. Chefchaouen – Fez
In today's ride we ride south through the lake region of northern Morocco. We will make a picnic stop for lunch by the biggest lake in Morocco, called Al-Wahda. After lunch we continue south and head in to Fez.

Day 4. Fez Day off
We take a guided excursion through Fez, taking in the King's residence (outside only), a fort, the potteries and the amazing Medina.

Day 5. Fez – Beni – Mellal
Today we cross the Middle Atlas, heading south-west we pass Ifrane,
Morocco's ski resort town. We then pass through the cedar forests and on to Khenifra for lunch. From there we descend to Beni-Mellal.

Day 6. Beni-Mellal – Marrakech
We will head through the canyons of Ouzoud, to the Cascades D´Ouzoud. After lunch we take a run up the spectacular Tizi-n Tichka high Atlas mountain pass and back down into Marrakech.

Day 7. Marrakech Day off
You are free to explore the city.

Day 8.  Marrakech – Rabat
We head east out of Marrakech back towards Beni Mellal through the central fields of Morocco, Then we cut north towards Oued-Zem, where we stop for lunch. We continue north to Romani and finally Rabat.

Day 9. Rabat – Arcos
Today, traveling north, we head back to Tangier to catch the fast ferry. We will take the highway  along the Atlantic coast , we don't want to miss the ferry.
We arrive at the town of Tarifa and from there we go north through agricultural land to our hotel near Arcos.

Day 10. Arcos – Jaen
We have a long and beautiful biking day, we leave Arcos and heading past the Lora del Rio we follow the Guadalquivir river valley. We will make a visit to the Almodovar del Rio castle, which was constructed by the Arabs in 760AD and has been reconstructed in 1902 by the Lord of Torralva.
The castle has beautiful views and is a good way to go back in time, but how long we spend here depends  on our arrival time.  After lunch we cross Cordoba, and on our way to Jaen we will pass through the olive tree fields.
Jaen is the premiere olive oil producer of Spain, supplying 10% of the world's olive oil. It has  the best olive oil of the region, everywhere you look you will just see olive trees.

Day 11. Jaen – Granada
Today we have a really mountainous ride, crossing the Cazorla national Park, one of the most important parks in Andalucia. The roads are any bikers dream, with incredible views of the vegetation and lakes, and twisty and technical roads. After crossing the park we will stop for lunch in the Tiscar pass, another beautiful place with a monastery on the top of the mountain. After lunch we visit a cave formed by the water that comes from the mountains nearby; a really good picture stop. From there we head to Granada passing Guadix, a typical inland village that is notable because the people used to live in caves. These caves are now restored and are for the exclusive use of the people of Guadix. The area has the feeling of being in the desert of Arizona in the USA.
In the evening we walk down to the town which is just 800 meters walk down the hill (a cobbled path - high heels may struggle!) and submerge in Granada's nightlife and enjoy the best tapas you can get in the whole town. Don’t worry, on the way back we can choose between taxi, bus and, for those who haven’t had enough and love to breathe the warm summer nights air, a brave walk back up the hill. At the end of the day everybody is glad to fall into bed.

Day 12. Granada Day off
Today if you wake up early and find tickets you can visit the amazing Alhambra palace. No words here can do it justice.
If you are not up for this, you have the option of taking a ride up into the Sierra Nevada, or free time to relax.

Day 13. Granada – Alhaurin el Grande
We still can see the Sierra Nevada’s peaks with patches of snow on our left side as we depart from Granada. We drive past lake Los Bermejales, Alhama de Granada, lake Viñuela and stop for lunch in Antequera. We climb over the small hills behind Antequera and stop at the train station of El Chorro Gorge, very famous as a top rock climbing destination in Andalucia. The river Guadalhorce has cut rocky labyrinths with 300m vertical cliffs in the soft limestone. The main defile is the extremely narrow cut crossed by the one-time trail called El Camino del Rey. King Alfonso XIII is said to have walked it to dedicate a railroad tunnel in the 1920´s. Now it’s officially closed. From there we take very enjoyable biking road passing Coin and Marbella to arrive at our base where we drop the bikes, drive you to the hotel, give you time to relax and shower before we meet again for a good-bye dinner.
You won’t believe that the tour is already over! We hope you have gained some new friends and lots of experiences.

Day 14. Departure day                                                                                     
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