The cliff road between coves on the Catalan coast.
Hard
The longest single-day ride on the site, following the cliff road from cove to cove with a seafood lunch.
Hard, Full day
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Prices checked on 5 November 2026. Final price on the booking page.
The Costa Brava is the rugged stretch of Catalan coast known for rocky coves and winding roads. The Costa Brava Coast Road covers 118 km with 1,650 m of climbing, linking the coves by the cliff road and stopping for a seafood lunch.
It is the longest single-day tour on this site, so it suits strong road riders. Expect rolling terrain rather than one long climb, with frequent short ascents that add up over the day.
The coast road mixes sea views with short, sharp climbs between coves. The scenery changes every few kilometres, which keeps a long day interesting even when the legs feel heavy.
Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable temperatures. Summer is hot and busy, so an early start helps, while winter days are short. Strong wind can affect exposed sections, so check the forecast before you go.
The Costa Brava Coast Road is a guided full day, which helps with navigation on a winding route and with the lunch stop. It suits fit road riders, not first-timers.