Enduro MTB Holidays in Spain

Discover a different mountain range every day — from high-altitude descents of over 1,000 metres to coastal trails
that finish at the sea. No climbing, just pure riding and scenery.

₤ 650

100 % uplifted (4×4 and minibus)
Villa accommodation with pool, bike workshop, secure bike storage
Breakfast supplies
Certified MIAS guides and maintained trails
Airport transfers from Malaga Airport (in our timeframe)
Discounts for non-riders
Groups of 3 or more can create custom dates; solo riders can join existing weeks.

₤ 895

100 % uplifted (4×4 and minibus)
Villa accommodation with pool, bike workshop, secure bike storage
Breakfast supplies
Certified MIAS guides and maintained trails
Airport transfers from Malaga Airport (in our timeframe)
Discounts for non-riders
Groups of 3 or more can create custom dates; solo riders can join existing weeks.

Why Book an Enduro MTB Holiday in Southern Spain?

Base yourself between Málaga’s Costa del Sol and Granada’s Tropical Coast for fast access to the Sierra Nevada

foothills, the Alpujarra and pine-lined coastal ridges. Think chunky rock gardens, bench-cut traverses, ancient

mule tracks and modern flow—all linked by 4×4 and minibus shuttles so you save your legs for the good bits.

• Enduro: long descents, short links only—100% uplifted.

• Huge variety: alpine-style ridgelines, forest loam, limestone chutes, maritime views.

• Microclimates: ride year-round with sunny, dry conditions and all-season traction.

• Dialled logistics: villa with pool, workshop, secure storage; airport pickups in our window.

• Local guides (MIAS): the right trail in the right wind and temperature—every time.

Zones & Trails Snapshot

• Sierra Nevada Foothills / La Zubia – balcony traverses, rock steps, big-view switchbacks.

• Lanjarón / Lecrín Valley – old mule paths, peppered with tech; rollable A/B-lines.

• Torrox / Costa del Sol – pine needles, fast cambers, hidden connectors to the coast.

• Ótivar / Motril – limestone ridges, natural chutes, spicy sections for those who want them.

• Alpujarra Villages – white-village links, balcony trails and long valley drops.

Why Riders Choose Us

• Local knowledge: we live and ride here—expect the best lines for the day’s conditions.

• Small groups: more laps, tighter logistics, clean trail etiquette.

• Proper setup: tools, spares advice, wash-down and secure bike room at the villa.

• No faff: transfers, breakfast supplies, routes, timings—sorted. You just ride.

Getting Here

Fly into Málaga (AGP). We’ll collect you within our transfer window and get you to the villa in about 1.5–2 hoursdepending on the zone plan. Bringing a bike bag? We’ll help you build and tune on arrival.

Who It’s For

• Confident intermediates to advanced who love big vertical and varied terrain.

• Mates’ trips/clubs wanting a guided & uplifted enduro holiday in Spain.

• Progression riders looking to sharpen lines, braking points and corner speed with on-trail tips.

Typical Riding Day

Morning briefing → Shuttled descents all day (no café stops; bring packed lunch) → 4–6 long runs → Pool/ice bath → BBQ or tapas in town.

We mix zones through the week to match weather and your goals—exposed ridges one day, flowy pines the next, with session time on features you want to tick off.

Skill & Bike Setup

• Rider level: comfortable on red/black enduro terrain.

• Bike: modern trail/enduro, 140–170 mm travel. Sturdy tyres (EXO+ / DoubleDown / SuperTrail) and reliable brakes recommended.

• Protection: full-face or enduro-convertible helmet recommended; knee pads mandatory. Elbow/back protection and goggles strongly advised.

What Our Weeks Feel Like

Golden-hour ridgelines, dust hanging in the trees, the glide of a 1,000-metre drop to a white village. Evenings are simple: pool dips, pizza-oven nights, BBQs or local tapas. It’s an enduro mountain bike holiday in Spain with all the admin done—pure riding, zero hassle.

What to Pack (Quick List)

Enduro/full-face helmet • knee pads (elbow/back optional) • gloves • 2 sets of brake pads • sturdy tyres + plugs/sealant • spare derailleur hanger • multi-tool & links • casual swim gear • travel/medical insurance that covers mountain biking (mandatory).

FAQ

What level of rider is this for, and what bike should I bring?

These trips suit confident intermediate to advanced riders (comfortable on red/black terrain). Bring a modern enduro/trail bike with 140–170 mm travel, quality tyres with decent sidewalls, and reliable brakes. Full-face or enduro convertible helmet recommended; knee pads mandatory.

How much pedalling is there? Do we climb?

It’s uplift-driven enduro: no big climbs, just the odd short pedal or hike-a-bike to reach start points or link trails. Expect 4-6 long descents per day depending on daylight, trail length and group pace—think big vertical drops, varied terrain, and plenty of flow.

What does a typical day include? Meals and transfers?

Daily plan: morning briefing → shuttled descents all day without café/lunch stops/bring packed lunch → post- ride chill at the villa (pool, Wi-Fi, workshop, secure storage). Airport transfers from Málaga (AGP) within our windows, uplifts, guiding, villa stay and breakfast supplies are included. Lunches/dinners are pay-as-you-go in town.

Can I come solo/alone? Are rentals/coaching available? Insurance?

Yes— solo riders can join existing weeks; groups of 3+ can set custom dates. We can arrange high-spec rental bikes(pre-book) and skills coaching as an add-on. Personal travel/medical insurance that covers mountain biking is mandatory.

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