Nice write-up by Mick Webb that appeared today in the New Zealand Herald, all about our our Andalucian trip Sierras to the Sea, in Southern Spain. Check out what they said below:

IN THE SADDLE

Saddle Skedaddle organises guided and self-guided cycle rides on conventional and mountain bikes. Its “Sierra to the Sea” is a gently-paced, guided cycling holiday that takes you from Ronda down to Tarifa, via the scenic trails of the Alcornocales Natural Park. It costs £895 for accommodation and bike hire (£140), and also includes a post-ride massage. The next departure is 26 February.

On a chilly morning like today, some sun in Spain looks like a nice option!!

For more details of this particular cycling trip in Spain see below:
Guided cycling holiday option : Click Here
Self Guided cycling holiday option : Click Here

For a Mountain bike that is guaranteed to run and still has some space we have our Coast of Light trip that runs from 25th - 31st March 2012 - Click Here

For the full New Zealand Herald article - click here

 
It all started so normally, they all seemed like such nice people but then as we arrived at our Refuge in the Picos a few changes started to happen.
It started subtly with a few people wearing dark shades even though the sun had gone down, then the odd baseball cap being worn back to front, and before we knew what was going on the whole group had turned into a bunch of Crazy rapping mo-fo’s, heres the shocking pictures and lyrics from that fateful night.

When people think about cycling in Spain, the destination that usually comes to mind is the Pyrenees.  So when a group of us talked about arranging a mountain bike holiday in Spain in May, no-one quite knew where the Picos de Europa were, or what to expect when we got there. The tour company bumph said it all: “Blessed with all the ingredients for a truly memorable mountain biking holiday, and surrounded by a panorama of majestic, snow-capped peaks, the Picos de Europa remains Europe’s best kept secret”. Lovely, evocative words on paper, but what would it really be like?

This superb desert biking adventure focuses on the deep south of Morocco, a land of big skies and stark mountain ranges where mud-brick kasbahs appear to rise up out of the desert, sitting in tranquil palm oases and framed by dramatic backdrops of snowcapped mountains. We ride along Morocco’s dirt roads, taking us from Marrakech to the Tichka Pass, the highest in the High Atlas, and then southward, descending along the Draa Valley to the fringes of the Sahara Desert.