The medieval towns form an instrinsic part of the Empordà landscape. Small towns situated at the top of small hills make up the silhouette of this area and open the eyes of the curious onlooker.

It is a circular tour with exceptional landscapes which links the towns of Granadella and Bellaguarda. You are surrounded by the panoramic views of the Ebre depression and you can see as far as the sea and up to the Pyrenees.  There are places of amazing natural beauty to enjoy such as the forests, almond tree orchards, corn fields or olive trees plantations.

This route will show you one of the purest central parts of the Costa Brava. We will ride through the green paths between the sea and the mountains.

The Penedès Route offers a panoramic view of the region through its cellars, vineyards and architecture where you can observe all the natural elements that have allowed us to make the best cava in the world.

You'll find Empordà's history with every step you take.  You just have to look carefully.  From small fortified villages to authentic, old cities.

Tour 8 is an easy one.  70% of it is on farm tracks and tarmac roads with little transit.  The farm track has been recently repaired and has good drainage which makes the tour a good one to do during rainy periods.  If we also explain what's happening in the great pine forests, you'll agree that it's a great tour for mushroom enthusiasts.

Circular route that links the municipalities of Granadella and Torrebesses.

Depending on the pace, it can require an entire day.

You can enjoy historical spots, a study centre, open spaces of olive and almond trees, valleys, windmills, stone walls and, most importantly, an ambience of silence and tranquility.

If you end up by buying olive oil and trying out the local dishes you will have had a full day out

This route, despite the proximity of the sea, fully passes us through the interior of Baix Empordà, however we will be overlooking much of the Costa Brava.

This tour wants to approach you to Pals and its surroundings, , a combination of forests, dunes, beaches and wetlands
The route passes through the medieval village of Pals, one of the most beautiful in Catalonia, and the rice fields, where a very good rice is grown and can be tasted in restaurants in the area.
You can also have a swim on the beach of Pals, the Fonollera or the Gola del Ter, from where there are wonderful views of the Medes Islands.

This is a tour that goes around the Serra del Molar, crossing Rec del Gorg Negre and the Rierra Gavaressa river twice.

It makes a triangle between Perafita, Santa Eulàlia de Puig-Oriol and Sant Martí d'Albars, passing through la Blava and Beulaigua.  The tour is generally over dirt tracks and the tarmac part has very little traffic on it.

The maximum steepness is 17% for a few metres and with the burricleta can be done without too much effort.

We recommend that you take your time and enjoy the landscape and if you can, the gastronomy of the area in Perafita and in Santa Eulàlia.

A complete tour with villages, mountain, natural areas, beach, spectacular views...

Enjoy good views of the river Ter, the Medes islands, the sea, the golf of Roses, rice fields of Sobrestany and some magnificent views of the Empordà plain.

To do in a day in a couple or with friends and treasure some wonderful memories.

This tour takes you to Lluçà, where you find Santa Maria de Lluçà, one of the gems of catalan Romanesque.

This route is one of the longest and with the most varied orography that we propose you.

But certainly, it has prize ultimately:

to come to Sant Marti Xic is easy, but the local peculiarity bién deserves an effort, which with the burricleta remains relativized.

This is a circular tour which takes you from Perafita to Olost and then  back to Perafita by another route.  The tour is generally on dirt tracks and relatively quiet tarmac roads.  The steepest climb is 17% and can easily be done with the burricleta.

We recommend that you take your time and enjoy the landscapes and if you can the gastronomy of the area by having a burricleta menu at the Fonda Sala d'Olost (half way round) or a picnic by the Torrent d'Olost in the shade of the poplar trees.

Would you like to know how it's possible that Christopher Columbus sailed from Pals when he went to the Indies? On this guided route, filled with landscapes and nature, you will also discover the enigma of Columbus and his connections to the old royal town of Pals.