This motorcycle tour along the N-340 begins in Málaga with stunning coastal views and reaches historic Granada. Afterwards, it crosses olive groves and the Alpujarras toward Almería, passing through fishing and rural villages until reaching Alicante, and explores Murcia and its charming towns. From Alicante to Valencia, the route runs through orange groves and continues through the Sierra de Espadán to Rubielos de Mora. Finally, it travels through coastal towns to the Ebro Delta and culminates in Barcelona, passing through Tarragona and the Garraf Coast.
Tour Rates
Tour with rental motorcycle:* from €5,400**
Tour with own motorcycle: from €4,300**
Precio por acompañante: 3.300 €**
Single room supplement: €1,100**
Included in the tour:
Airport pick-up on the day prior to the start of the tour.
Motorcycle rental (includes unlimited mileage and insurance).
Carefully selected top-tier luxury hotels.
Breakfast and dinner included during tour days.
Gourmet lunches (except on rest days).
Expert motorcycle guide (Spanish and English speaking).
Expert support vehicle guide for luggage transport (Spanish and English speaking).
Included in the tour:
Additional Costs:
Important:
Welcome and briefing: This will take place at the Hotel Vincci Málaga on November 13th. Time is yet to be confirmed.
Approximate departure time: 09:00 every day.
Minimum number of people per tour: 3
Maximum number of people per tour: 10
This motorcycle tour along the N-340 takes you from the coastal views of Málaga to vibrant Barcelona, passing through Granada, Almería, Alicante, Valencia, Rubielos de Mora, the Ebro Delta, and Tarragona, exploring diverse landscapes and charming villages.
Located on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, it is a city that combines history, beaches, and a vibrant urban life. With its imposing Santa Bárbara Castle overlooking the city from the top of Mount Benacantil, Alicante offers breathtaking panoramic views of the sea and the city. Its golden beaches, such as the popular Postiguet Beach and the extensive San Juan Beach, are highlights. The old town, with its narrow cobbled streets and the bustling Explanada de España, reflects the city’s Mediterranean character. Alicante is also famous for its gastronomy, particularly its rice dishes and fresh seafood, as well as being an ideal starting point for exploring other gems of the Costa Blanca.
Located in the autonomous community of Aragon, Spain, it is a city with a rich historical and cultural heritage. Known for its impressive Mudéjar buildings, such as the Cathedral of Santa María de Mediavilla and the Church of San Pedro, Teruel offers a fascinating journey through medieval architecture. The city is famous for its legendary lovers, whose story is told in the Mausoleum of the Lovers and the legend of Juan de Teruel and Isabel de Segura. In addition to its historical heritage, Teruel is known for its delicious gastronomy, especially its hams and pork products.
It is a unique and fascinating natural area where the Ebro River flows into the Mediterranean Sea. Known for its exceptional biodiversity, the delta is a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers. Its extensive rice fields, salt flats, and lagoons offer a stunning landscape that changes with the seasons, providing vital habitats for migratory birds and local species. In addition to its natural wealth, the Ebro Delta is famous for its cuisine, especially the rice grown in the region and served in traditional dishes such as paella.
In many countries, an International Driving Permit is required to drive on their roads. It is crucial to have one to avoid any issues with your insurance. Ensure a hassle-free trip by obtaining your International Driving Permit before you travel.
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MotoMap Travel rents high-quality motorcycling gear, including helmets, jackets, and gloves. For more information on our equipment rentals and prices, please contact us.
The law only requires the use of a helmet in all circumstances and gloves outside urban areas. However, common sense suggests that you should wear more than the legal minimum; proper gear including a jacket, gloves, trousers, and boots is essential to minimize injury in the event of an accident. We always recommend using appropriate motorcycle touring gear, although occasionally, when far from home, clothing not specifically designed for motorcycling may be considered, provided it meets minimum protective requirements. The basic gear includes a jacket that protects against cold and abrasions, sports gloves, and tall boots.
Yes, but there is an additional cost. Within Barcelona, the fee is €30 for pick-up at a different location and another €30 for the return. For locations outside the city, please consult us for the additional cost.
You must be over 25 years old and have sufficient experience (more than 2 years holding a license valid for the motorcycle).
You must hold a driving license valid in Spain for riding motorcycles. Only the following are accepted as valid in Spain:
Licenses issued in accordance with current Spanish legislation.
Licenses issued by European Union member states.
International Driving Permits issued by third countries that are recognized in Spain.
In the following article, you can check the type of license required and the conditions for driving in Spain if you are a foreigner.
https://www.ocu.org/coches/coches/consejos/carne-extranjeros
Our motorcycles can be used in other European countries. It is a good idea to list the countries you plan to visit during your rental in the comments section of the booking form.
It is strictly prohibited to take our motorcycles to Morocco or outside of Europe.
Outside of Europe, there is no insurance coverage, and the client will be held responsible for all damages that may occur, as well as for the loss of income for Moto Map Travel for each day the motorcycle is unavailable to the company.
It is strictly prohibited to use Moto Map Travel motorcycles on race tracks and unpaved roads. There is no insurance coverage for off-road or circuit use, and you will be held responsible for the total cost of damages and loss of income for Moto Map Travel.
Rentals of 7 days or more include unlimited mileage.
For rentals of 1 to 6 days, 300 kilometers per day are included in the rental price. Any additional kilometers over the 300 km limit will be charged at €0.35 per kilometer.
Yes, you can change your rental dates for a fee, subject to the following conditions:
Dates can only be changed once.
The change must be made at least one business day before the rental start date, and the new dates must be specified at that time.
The new dates must be within the 12 months following the original rental start date.
THERE IS A SURCHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE. THE SURCHARGE IS 20% OF THE RENTAL PRICE OR €100, WHICHEVER IS HIGHER.
Of course! If you and your friend want to swap bikes to try out two different models, there is no problem. However, in the event of damage, the renter (contract holder) will be held responsible.
Of course! We offer free luggage storage. Any bags you do not wish to take on your motorcycle adventure can be left with us until your return.
On the day of pick-up, you will receive the documentation for the motorcycle. This includes the insurance document with the telephone numbers to call in the event of an accident, which are available 24 hours a day.
If you cancel your rental:
More than 30 days in advance: 50% of your deposit will be refunded.
Between 30 and 15 days before your rental: 50% of the total rental cost will be refunded.
15 days or less in advance: There will be no refund.
