ANDALUSIA — 7 days

7-Day Self-Guided Motorcycle Tour in Andalusia

Ride Granada, Córdoba, Seville and Ronda on a Triumph

From the historic magic of Granada and Córdoba to the vibrant energy of Seville and the charm of the Costa del Sol — mountain ranges, scenic roads, and stops in Ronda, Marbella, and Alhaurín de la Torre.

Ride at your own pace on a route designed by the same experts who lead our guided tours. Every road, every curve, every hotel — chosen for you.

From
€2,579

Single Room · price per rider

7 Days / 6 night
1.020 Km
Rental motorcycle

4,9

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24h

Remote assistance

Pricing by Bike & Travel Style

Pick Your Bike, Pick Your Pack —
What's Included in the Price

What's included

Included in every tour
🏍
Latest-generation Triumph motorcycle Fully serviced — yours for the entire route
🗺
Expert Travel Guidebook Hidden roads, secret viewpoints, the real Andalusia
📍
Day-by-day itinerary + GPX files Restaurants, stops & points of interest
🏨
Handpicked hotels with breakfast Selected for comfort and route location
🛡
Comprehensive insurance €1,200 excess per incident · upgrade available
📞
24h remote assistance Direct line throughout the trip
✈️
Luggage storage at our Málaga base Travel light — leave what you don't need with us
Not included
Flights
Fuel
Entry tickets to attractions
Meals and drinks not previously specified
Trip cancellation insurance
Riding gear → Available to rent separately
Route breakdown

Day-by-day itinerary — 7-day self-guided motorcycle tour Andalusia

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7
01

Málaga → Granada

Coast to Alhambra
130 km Approx. distance
2.5-3 h Riding time

The journey begins in Málaga and heads north through the Sierra Nevada foothills. As the altitude rises, the landscape changes — olive groves give way to mountain passes before Granada appears below. First night in one of Andalusia's greatest cities.

Sierra Nevada foothills The Alhambra Albaicín quarter Night in Granada
02

Granada → Córdoba

Through the olive sea
165 km Approx. distance
3-3.5 h Riding time

Head west through the endless olive groves of Jaén — the largest in the world. The road opens up across rolling hills before delivering you to Córdoba, where the Mezquita-Catedral and the medieval Jewish quarter wait to be explored on foot.

Jaén olive groves Mezquita-Catedral Jewish quarter Night in Córdoba
03

Córdoba → Seville

Into the heart of Andalusia
145 km Approx. distance
2.5-3 h Riding time

Follow the Guadalquivir river west towards Seville. Flat, fast roads across the Campiña open up into flamenco country — arriving in Seville feels like riding into a postcard. The Giralda, the Triana neighbourhood, and tapas that justify the entire trip.

Guadalquivir valley La Giralda Triana Night in Seville
04

Seville — rest day

Explore at your own pace
0 km Approx. distance
Rest day Riding time

A full day in Seville with no kilometres to cover. Walk the Alcázar gardens, cross the Triana bridge, find a terrace in the Arenal and do absolutely nothing — or everything. This is the day the self-guided format earns its name.

Real Alcázar Plaza de España Triana market 2nd night in Seville
05

Seville → Ronda

Into the mountains
180 km Approx. distance
4-4.5 h Riding time

Leave Seville and head south into the Sierra de Grazalema — one of the most spectacular natural parks in Spain. Tight bends, dramatic rock formations, and views that stop you mid-corner. Arrive in Ronda, the city that hangs above a gorge.

Sierra de Grazalema Zahara de la Sierra El Tajo gorge Night in Ronda
06

Ronda → Marbella

Mountains to the Med
65 km Approx. distance
1.5-2 h Riding time

A shorter day — but what a descent. From Ronda the road drops through the Serranía towards the Mediterranean, revealing the sea below as you come around each bend. Arrive in Marbella with the afternoon free to enjoy the old town and the port.

Serranía de Ronda Sea views Marbella old town Night in Marbella
07

Marbella → Málaga

Final leg
60 km Approx. distance
1-1.5 h Riding time

The last morning on the bike. A short, unhurried ride along the Costa del Sol back to Málaga — past Estepona, Fuengirola, and Torremolinos. Drop off the Triumph and take stock of 1,020 kilometres of the best roads in southern Spain.

Costa del Sol Fuengirola 1,020 km completed Return to Málaga

YOUR BOOKING

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ANDALUSIA — 7 days
7 Days / 6 night

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The motorbike rental price includes a €1,200 excess, but if you choose the premium insurance, the excess will be reduced to €300, except for the Triumph Tiger 1200, which will cost €500.

Gear rental is not included in the booking price. If you select this option, we will contact you after your reservation to share the rental rates and confirm your gear needs.

DESCRIPTION

Self-guided Tours Andalusia 7 Days, with top-rated hotels carefully selected for your enjoyment.

🏨 Hotels in Granada, Córdoba, Sevilla, Ronda y Marbella (6 nights)

If you decide to travel alone, a single room supplement will apply, which you will be informed of at the time of booking.
📆 7 days / 6 nights
🛣️ 100% on-road
📏 1.020 km total

To cover the entire route at a leisurely pace, we recommend that you collect the motorbike between 9.30 and 10.30 am on the first day and return it at around 6.00 pm on the last day.

👉 This means you’ll need 7 days of motorcycle rental.

PRICES

💰 Base price for the trip with hotels: €1.240 Base price per person in a shared double room with breakfast

(includes 6 nights in selected hotels with breakfast)


🏍️ Motorcycle rental (7 days):

  • Triumph Tiger 1200 – €910

  • Triumph Tiger 900 – €756

  • Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE – €756

  • Triumph Tiger Sport 660 – €740

  • Triumph Scrambler 400X – €440

All bikes are equipped and ready for the adventure.


🛡️ Premium vehicle insurance

€20/day – Includes coverage with €300 deductible


🛏️ Hotel room options (6 nights):

  • Pillion: 600€ (Only if you’re carrying a passenger on the back of your motorbike)

  • Single Room: 899€

🧤 Gear rental (available upon request after booking)

  • Helmet – €15/day/person

  • Boots – €12/day/person

  • Gloves – €6/day/person

  • Jacket – €12/day/person

  • Pants – €12/day/person

INCLUDES

Latest-generation Triumph motorcycle
📍 Day-by-day itinerary with GPS files
🍴 Recommended restaurants, stops, and points of interest
🏨 Handpicked accommodations with breakfast included
🛡️ Basic insurance included (upgrade available)
📞 Remote assistance during your trip
🚗 Vehicle insurance: Damage to the motorcycle carries a €1,200 deductible per incident

NOT INCLUDED

Not included:

  • Flights

  • Fuel

  • Entry tickets to attractions

  • Meals and drinks not previously specified

  • Trip cancellation insurance

  • Gear
TRAVEL INSURANCE

An exciting, unique, and spectacular journey deserves insurance that lets you travel with peace of mind. That’s why Triumph Adventure Experience includes travel insurance.

More information: [HERE]

If you wish, you can also purchase trip cancellation insurance when making your booking (check conditions and additional cost).

REQUIREMENTS

Requirements:

  • Valid passport for international travelers or ID card for EU/Spanish citizens (check minimum validity). Visas and other entry requirements must be met, as well as any applicable health regulations.

  • Minimum age: 25 years

  • Valid motorcycle driving license (A or A2) – Check available options according to your license.

  • Be in good physical condition to complete the trip according to the demands of the route.

  • Mileage is predetermined by the organization – The motorcycle is to be used exclusively for the planned route.

  • Compliance with the rules of riding, safety, health, and travel set by Triumph Adventure Experience Spain.

  • Signature of the combined travel contract upon booking confirmation. The trip is subject to these terms and conditions.

BOOKINGS

Enjoy the magic of Andalusia!

Just follow the steps below:

  1. Go to the Triumph Adventure Experience website, click on “Guided Tours” and select “Self-Guided Tour through Andalusia.”

  2. Fill out the booking form on that page according to your preferences.

  3. Your booking will only be confirmed once payment has been made in accordance with the conditions set by the provider.

  4. You must send us the required documents within 48 hours from the booking date.

  5. We will ask for your identification (ID or passport) and a valid motorcycle driving license. (An International Driving Permit is required for non-EU riders.)

  6. The trip is subject to the conditions of the “Combined Travel Contract.”

For any questions, feel free to contact Triumph Adventure Experience Spain at:
📞 +34 679 50 81 50
📧 [email protected]

Before you ride

Quick tips for your self-guided tour in Andalusia

1

Prepare your bike & gear

You are already the rider flowing through Andalusia's roads.

  • Check oil, brakes, and chain before departure (our team covers this if rented).
  • Road tires in good condition — you'll face curves, coast, and mountain passes.
  • Pack light: essential riding gear, layers for day/night temperature changes.

2

Navigate with confidence

The route is designed, you just have to enjoy it.

  • GPS and maps are provided — get familiar before starting each stage.
  • Offline navigation recommended in rural or mountain areas (covered if rented).
  • Trust the plan: every road is chosen to maximise beauty and safety.

3

Plan your stops

Andalusia is not only roads — it's culture, food, and rhythm.

  • Stop in white villages for tapas and local charm.
  • Refuel when the tank is half — rural stretches may be long.
  • Take breaks at scenic viewpoints: part of the trip is to slow down and absorb.

4

Choose the right time

The Land of Light shines all year, but timing enhances the ride.

  • Spring: blossoms and perfect weather.
  • Summer: coast and evening rides are ideal.
  • Autumn: golden light, fewer crowds.
  • Winter: crisp skies, mountain roads with fewer tourists.