Eight tours around Marbella, from a gentle two-hour e-bike ride to a three-day mountain camp, listed with distance and climbing.
Gravel
A long day of pine-forest tracks and quiet farm roads east of the city, with steady climbing and few cars.
Moderate, Full day
from €140 per rider Not bookable right now
E-bike
A short, easy spin with electric assistance through the old town, over river bridges and across city parks.
Easy, Two hours
from €65 per rider Not bookable right now
Road
A tough road session built around the climb local professionals use to test their form, finished before lunch.
Hard, Half day
from €95 per rider Not bookable right now
Road
The longest single-day road ride on the site, following a cliff road between coves and stopping for a seafood lunch.
Hard, Full day
from €150 per rider Not bookable right now
Touring
A flat, traffic-free ride on a disused railway path to the coast, set at your own pace.
Easy, Full day
from €45 per rider Not bookable right now
Road
Three days of mountain passes with a support van, hotel stays and a mechanic, for riders who want a proper block of climbing.
3 days · 100–120 km/day
Hard, Multi-day
from €1,290 per rider, 3 days Not bookable right now
Gravel
A demanding gravel day on tracks between extinct volcanoes and through beech forest.
Hard, Full day
from €135 per rider Not bookable right now
Gravel
A gentle first taste of gravel on wide riverside tracks, with little climbing and room to learn.
Easy
from €75 per rider Not bookable right now
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Prices checked on 30 October 2026. Final price on the booking page.
The tours differ most in climbing and in how long you are out. The easiest options stay under about 40 km and 300 m of ascent: an old town e-bike ride, a flat traffic-free greenway day and a gravel introduction. The middle of the range is a full-day forest gravel loop. The hardest tours pass 1,100 m of climbing in a day, including a half-day road climb, a long coast road day, a volcanic gravel day and the multi-day camp. Before booking, check the start point, whether a bike is included, what the lunch arrangements are and how the operator handles heat or poor weather. Use the filters to narrow by bike type, difficulty and duration.