ENJOY THE RIDE: 30 of the world’s best cycling holidays for 2015
By Graeme Green
Is there a better way to explore a country than on two wheels? Cycling adventures go beyond the big tourist sights, a chance to experience the real country – epic mountain passes, rural villages, rugged coastlines, local people, unique wildlife… –, with the added bonus of giving the heart and limbs a workout. We’ve collected together 30 of the most exciting cycling and mountain biking trips from around the world for 2015, including Cuba, Burma, India, Italy, Colombia, Namibia and more. Your next cycling adventure starts here…
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CUBA
Is 2015 the last chance to see the real Cuba? With relations thawing between the United States and Cuba, change is on its way. Soak up the atmosphere of music, beaches, old cars and revolutionary history on a cycling trip that runs the length of the Caribbean island, starting from Havana and taking in the Bay of Pigs, Trinidad, the Sierra Maestra Mountains and Santiago de Cuba (birthplace of the Cuban revolution), before finishing – perhaps with a celebratory cigar – back in Havana.
> 13 days (dates in March, April, July and August…)
> Moderate
> £1,499pp (approx. $2,314). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/cuba
BURMA
Change is happening in Burma, too, though it can be hard to tell in the untouched rural areas between the country’s tourist sites. Journey across central Burma from the Shan Plateau down to the banks of the Irrawaddy River, with plenty of time to explore Inle Lake (famous for the leg-rowing fishermen), the city of Mandalay, the caves of Pindaya filled with thousands of Buddha statues, the hilltop monastery of Mt Popa and the ancient temples of Bagan. The trip starts and end in Yangon, home to the country’s holiest site Shwedagon Pagoda.
> 14 days (dates in March, May, July, August, September…)
> Moderate
> $3,550pp (approx. £2,300). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://spiceroads.com/burma
COAST-TO-COAST, ITALY
Get to know the Italian heartland (the ‘thigh’ of the boot-shaped country) on a coast-to-coast ride from Pesaro to Costa d’Argento, passing through Le Marche, Umbria, Lazio and Tuscany, four regions famous for their rich history, distinctive local cuisines (including Slow Food) and incredible panoramas. Make the challenging climb to the Monastery of Fonte Avellana and explore Assisi and Spello, as well as castles, abbeys and Italy’s largest cave. With visits to vineyards along the way, there’s plenty of opportunity to get a flavour of the country’s famous vino too.
> 11 days (dates in May, June, July, Sept and Oct…)
> Moderate
> $5,395pp (approx. £3,495). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://ciclismoclassico.com/italy
COLOMBIA
One of South America’s most fascinating and dramatic countries, Colombia is perfect for some road bike action. Conquer dramatic Andean mountain passes and take it easy on unspoiled stretches of Caribbean coast on a journey that also takes in the famous coffee-growing region, the Zona Cafetera, Pablo Escobar’s old turf, the city of Medellin, and the historic colonial city of Cartagena.
> 14 days (dates in June)
> Moderate/Challenging
> £1,995pp (approx. $3,079). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://skedaddle.co.uk/colombia
RAJAHSTAN, INDIA
A two-wheel adventure through one of the most colourful and evocative environments on the planet. Take the train rom Delhi to the walled city of Jaisalmer and ride through the different hues of Rajahstan’s cities, including the historic forts of the ‘blue city’ of Jodhpur and the ‘pink city’ of Jaipur. Pedal down quiet village roads, stopping to explore Sariska Tiger Reserve, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary and the deserted city of Fatehpur Sikri, before finishing with sunset at the Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders Of The World.
> 12 days (dates in Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec and into 2016…)
> Easy
> £1290pp (approx. $1,992). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://worldexpeditions.com/northeastindia
PROVENCE, FRANCE
One of the most recommended rides in the cycling-obsessed country, this journey across Provence, from Avignon to Nice, matches exhilarating pedaling with diverse landscapes and the chance for indulgence along the way. The challenging route from historic Avignon takes in the Mediterranean Sea at Saint-Paul-de-Vence, plus the rocky Luberon, the Gorges du Verdon and the famous vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. If you’re up for it, take on the optional ascent of the ‘Giant of Provence’ (Mont Ventoux).
> 8 days (dates in Aug, or on request for groups of 6 and above)
> Challenging
> £915pp (approx. $1,385). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://cyclomundo.com/provence
SOUTHERN ICELAND
Explore one of the most geologically active countries on Earth, cycling through southern Iceland’s landscapes of vast black lava fields, towering glaciers, thundering waterfalls and erupting geysirs. With a mix of inland and coastal riding, highlights include the infamous Eyafjallajokull Volcano, the colourful mountains of Landmannalaugar, the thundering Skogarfoss Waterfall and Thingvellir National Park, with thermal baths en route to relax aching muscles.
> 8 days (dates in June, July and Aug…)
> Moderate/challenging
> £1799pp (approx. $2,777). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/iceland
VIETNAM
Travel between Vietnam’s two biggest cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, taking in the historical city of Hue (a traveller favourite), the hilltribe villages of Mai Chau and the backroads of Quy Nhon. The most memorable day’s ride though is likely to be the epic Hai Van Pass (Ocean Cloud Pass), a slow tough uphill climb that’s rewarded with a long, fun roll downhill on the other side.
> 15 days (dates in Mar, Apr, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov…)
> Moderate
> £1340pp (approx. $2290). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://intrepidtravel.com/vietnam
YUCATAN PENINSULA, MEXICO
Many come to this region just to laze on the beach. We’d rather get out and explore on a bike. Follow the Yucatan’s backroads through colourful villages, stopping to explore Mayan pyramids, temples and other places on the way, including the famous Chichen Itza, the lesser known Tulum and Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. Then make your way to the idyllic Riviera Maya to unwind from a week in the saddle with chillout time on Caribbean beaches and snorkelling on the world’s longest coral reef.
> 10 days (dates in March, Oct, Nov, Dec and into 2016…)
> Moderate
> £1199pp (approx. $1,851). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/mexico
SOUTHWEST CHINA
Forget the smog and the crowded space-age cities, and instead cycle into the heart of rural China, to Guilin and Guangxi, where farmers work in lush rice paddies and mist hovers over mountain peaks. This is a great trip for cyclists wanting to immerse themselves in another time and place. Starting from the pretty city of Guilin, venture out into the surrounding landscapes of limestone karsts, farmland, pine forests and ancient riverside villages. The journey takes in the UNESCO heritage site of Bajiaozhai National Park, the Yuecheng Mountains and the tea plantations of Dragon River Valley, plus a gentle float down the Li river on a bamboo raft. You’ll also encounter various local peoples, including the Dong, Yao and Miao, en route to the final destination, the backpacker hub town of Yangshuo.
> 14 days (dates in April, Sept, Oct and into 2016)
> Moderate
> £1,245pp (approx. $1,893). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://skedaddle.co.uk/china
WEST COAST, IRELAND
Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way was one of 10 destinations that made it onto our 2015 Adventure Travel ‘Hot List’. You’ll see plenty of it on this ride along the country’s west coast, including the rugged coastline of Connemara and Country Galway, a loop around the striking Cliffs of Moher, and the greenery of Kerry and Killarney National Park, with opportunities along the way to sample the coast’s excellent seafood, lively traditional music and pub culture.
> 9 days (dates in July and Aug…)
> Moderate
> $5,495pp (approx. £3,560). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://ciclismoclassico.com/ireland
MONGOLIA
Horseback might be the traditional way to explore the land of Genghis Khan, but I’d happily settle for a bike. Mongolia has a lot to offer mountain bike enthusiasts, with dramatic untouched landscapes, including vast valleys viewed from 2,100 metres above sea level as you pedal through the Khangai Mountain range with only wild yaks, sheep, horses and goats and the region’s friendly nomads for company. You’ll also be riding through ruins from the ancient Mongolian Empire and cooling off at the Orkhon river and Ulaan Tsutgalan waterfall. Less than 20 kilometres of this 406km trip is on paved roads, so this is one for mountain bikers who like off-road adventure. It’s worth checking out the July trip in particular as it coincides with the famous Nadaam Festival, a chance to see traditional Mongolian sorts including archery, wrestling and horse racing.
> 14 days (dates in May, July & Aug)
> Challenging
> $3,350 (approx. £2,158). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://spiceroads.com/mongolia
SOUTH AFRICA & BOTSWANA
Biking in Botswana? I didn’t know that was possible. This mountain biking journey in southern Africa is a safari with a difference, checking out the Big 5 and other wildlife from the saddle (with support van and armed guards on hand). Start in South Africa’s Misty Mountain, up at 2000 metres in the Drakensberg Mountains, exploring Bushmans Trail, Goldrush and other old mining trails around Mt Anderson. Then cross over into Botswana and ‘the Land of the giants’, Mashatu, the largest privately owned game reserve in the country, where the open savannah and Limpopo River provide likely encounters with elephants, giraffe, wildebeest, zebra and occasionally lions and leopards.
> 10 days (dates in May, Aug, Sept…)
> Moderate/Challenging
> £1,450pp (approx. $953.80). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://skedaddle.co.uk/botswana
LAOS
Discover one of Southeast Asia’s off-the-beaten-track gems. After a warm-up ride in northern Thailand’s Chaing Mai, cross the Golden Triangle, where Thailand, Laos and Burma meet, and explore the Buddha caves, home to thousands of Buddha images, the brilliantly laidback city of Luang Prabang (a big hit with backpackers) and the incredible Kuang Si waterfalls, before cycling south through the party (and tubing) town of Vang Vieng to the capital Vientiene.
> 16 days (dates in Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec…)
> Moderate/Challenging
> £1499pp (approx. $2,314). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/cycling-laos
COAST-TO-COAST, COSTA RICA
Traverse the lush green landscapes of Costa Rica, starting out from the Caribbean coast and riding along banana trails, through rainforests and rivers, taking in the active Arenal Volcano en route. Pass over the Continental Divide to reach the beaches and roaring surf of the Pacific. This trip also includes two days of wild whitewater adventure on the mighty Pacuare River, with Class 3-5 rapids.
> 12 days (Dates in Nov)
> Challenging
> $2999pp (approx. £1,943). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://bikehike.com/costa-rica
SICILY, ITALY
Ever wanted to see where Pablo Neruda biopic Il Postino was filmed? You’ll get your chance on this cycling tour across the southern and northeastern tip of Italy’s ‘big island’ (above), the largest island on the Mediterranean, exploring beautiful, historic areas away from the usual tourist trail. The trip also includes a hike up Mt Etna, the highest volcano in Europe, before riding across the volcanic Aeolian Islands to hike, swim, and bike among Il Postino filming locations, enjoying the good life – food, wine and music – all the way.
> 9 days (dates in May, Sept and Oct)
> Moderate
> $5,195pp (approx. £3,365). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://ciclismoclassico.com/sicily
KERALA, SOUTHERN INDIA
One of India’s tastiest regions, with a cuisine famous for spices, fish and coconuts, the southern state of Kerala is also one of the most enjoyable regions to discover by bike. Starting in Bangalore, cycle to the Srirangapatnam ruins and the Maharaja Palace in Mysore, then slowly make your way through the remarkable mountains of the Western Ghats, including a descent through hillside tea plantations. Time is built into the trip to explore the spice town of Fort Cochin, to stay on a traditional Keralan houseboat on the peaceful waterways and to relax post-ride on beautiful beaches.
> 14 days (dates in Mar, April, July, Aug, Sept and Oct…)
> Moderate/Challenging
> £1,299pp (approx. $2,005). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/kerala
BULGARIA
A chance to discover one of Europe’s little visited but increasingly popular countries. Starting from Sofia, the capital, ride up into the Balkan Mountains and take on the Beklemeto Pass, the highest in the country, heading south through the forests of Sredna Gora mountain towards the scenic Valley of Roses. Explore Devil’s Throat Cave (which contains a 40m high underground waterfall), dramatic gorges, rural villages and Roman and Ottoman history as you make your way to Velingrad, Bulgaria’s spa capital.
> 10 days (dates in May, June, Aug, Oct…)
> Moderate
> $2300pp (approx. £1,489). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://spiceroads.com/bulgaria
PERU
Pedal through one of the most diverse, beautiful countries on Earth on the back of a mountain bike. Starting and finishing in the high altitude city of Cusco, there’s plenty of downhill action as you discover the Inca ruins, artisan markets and epic landscapes of the ancient Sacred Valley, before climbing into the Andes to witness the sunrise over the Amazon Basin. Ride down through jungle and cloudforest into the Amazon for a chance to see local wildlife, including hummingbirds. Give the pedals but not the legs a rest by trekking the famous Inca Trail (permits are limited, so book in advance), culminating in a visit to the unforgettable hilltop Inca city of Macchu Picchu.
> 16 days (dates in Aug, Sept, Oct…)
> Moderate
> £1,075pp (approx. $1,659). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://skedaddle.co.uk/peru
THAILAND, CAMBODIA & VIETNAM
We’ve covered Macchu Picchu and the Taj Mahal, but Cambodia’s famous Angkor Wat can match them both as a man-made wonder to marvel at. You’ll have plenty of time to explore Angkor Wat and other temples in the heart of Cambodia on a cycle journey that takes in three Southeast Asian countries: Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Start out from one of the world’s liveliest cities, Bangkok, and complete a warm-up ride in Kaho Yai National Park, riding south through Thailand into Cambodia towards Siem Reap and the Angkor temple complexes. Then, cycle over the Vietnam border and into the rice paddies and waterways of the Mekong Delta with time to visit traditional floating markets before the trips ends in the capital, Ho Chi Minh City.
> 14 days (dates in March, April, May…)
> Moderate
> £1,199pp (approx. $1,851). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/indochina
ANNAPURNAS, NEPAL
The Annapurna Circuit in Nepal’s Himalaya (above) has long been known as one of the world’s most remarkable treks. With the recent construction of single lane roads, there are now exciting routes across the mountains for adventurous cyclists too. After a cycling tour of Kathmandu and Bhaktapur, fly into Jomsom and saddle up on a mountain bike to explore the spectacular trails of the Kali Gandaki Valley, the deepest gorge in the world, set between the two 8000m peaks of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. Descend through rural villages for a well-earned rest in the lakeside traveller hub Pokhara, before continuing along the southern section of the Annapurna Circuit to the ancient town of Gorkha.
> 16 days (dates in Mar, Apr, Oct and into 2016…)
> Moderate
> £1690pp (approx. $2,609). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://worldexpeditions.com/nepal
NAMIBIA
Namibia also made it onto out 2015 Adventure Travel ‘Hot List’, the country this year celebrating 50 years of Independence, as well as their desert landscapes starring in the new Mad Max film. Namibia’s an exciting, diverse country to explore by bike, with vast lunar-esque deserts, sand dunes, granite hills, ancient rock art and vast plains where the Big 5 roam. There are many highlights, including the famous Skeleton coast, the arid Namib-Naukluft desert, Himba villages and, in the north, the endless horizons of Etosha National Park where you can find zebra, springbok, lions, elephants and endangered black rhino.
> 13 days (dates in June, Oct, Nov, Dec and into 2016)
> Moderate
> £1699pp (approx. $2,623). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/namibia
CAUCASUS MOUNTAINS, GEORGIA
Did you know Georgia has been making wine for more than 8000 years, making it’s wine possibly the oldest in the world? You’ll get the chance to try plenty as you ride across this beautifully rugged country, sandwiched between Turkey and Russia on the coast of the Black Sea, pedaling along the coastline and into the rural villages of the mighty Caucasus Mountains. Cycle through the heart of Georgia’s wine country, past the forests of Lagodekhi National Park, along the ancient Silk Road and over the Albano pass for views of snow-capped peaks. Then, head into the wilderness for a two-day hike, accompanied by mountain shepherds and their flocks.
> 12 days (dates in July and Aug)
> Moderate
> $3,150pp (approx. £2,040). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://spiceroads.com/georgia
CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES
One of my favourite parts of the planet, California’s Pacific Coast in the United States has inspired the likes of Kerouac, Steinbeck and Henry James, as well as producing some of the world’s best wines. Cycle through the famous Napa Valley and along scenic sections of California’s Highway 1, riding past towering redwoods, the crashing surf of Big Sur and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge as you head south through San Francisco, Monterey and on towards Santa Barbara and Santa Monica. Look out for the massive Hollywood sign of the ride’s final destination: Los Angeles. With some of the country’s best food on offer along the way, you’ll be well-fuelled.
> 13 days (dates in May, June, Sept, Oct and into 2016…)
> Moderate
> £2,099pp ($3,241). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/california
PAKISTAN
Cycle the Old Silk Road and absorb ancient cultures while enjoying some of the best biking in the world on Pakistan’s Karakoram Highway. From Skardu, the gateway to K2 expeditions, ride on dirt and paved roads through the Karakoram range’s vast colliding 7000-8000 metre mountains and along the banks of Pakistan’s longest river, the Indus, before heading up to the Deosai Plateau’s 4,200m passes and mountain lakes. Explore 700-year-old Balti and Alti forts in the Hunza and Nagar Valleys, the area filled with apricot and almond trees, before exciting descents to the bazaars of Gilgit in Pakistan’s northern province.
> 15 days (dates in June and Aug)
> Moderate
> $2,850pp (approx. £1,846). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://spiceroads.com/pakistan
AUSTRIA & ITALY
Cycle through one of Europe’s most scenic regions, starting in Austria with views of the mighty Zugspitze (Germany’s highest peak) and riding through Tyrolean landscapes on Via Claudia Augusta, a 2000-year-old Roman-built road that used to be the main commercial route across the Alps for transporting wine, olive oil and oysters. There’ll be opportunities for wine, olive oil and more as you make your way through Merano (‘the jewel of the South Tyrol’) and wind through the Vinschau Valley, before a well-earned gelato or two on the banks of Lake Garda in Italy.
> 8 days (dates in June, July, Aug, Sept…)
> Moderate
> £1095pp (approx. $1675). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://skedaddle.co.uk/austria-italy
MOROCCO
Not content with two wheels? You’ll also have the benefit of four-legged creatures and 4X4s to complete this journey from the High Atlas mountains in Morocco to the Sahara desert. With mountain biking and desert biking in the deep south, a land of big skies, stark mountain ranges and adobe kasbahs scattered across the desert, you’ll ride along a network of dirt paths that wind from Marrakech to the highest pass in the Atlas Mountains. Pedal through traditional villages, stopping to visit the ancient kasbah of Ait Benhaddou and for tea breaks with the region’s famously hospitable Berbers. The landscapes shift on the descent towards the Sahara desert where you leave the bikes behind, heading into the dunes in 4×4 jeeps, with a chance to ride camels, for a desert barbecue under starry Saharan skies.
> 10 Days (dates in April and Oct)
> Challenging
> $2999pp (£1,942). Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.
http://bikehike.com/morocco
NORTHERN SPAIN
Picos de Europa National Park is known for having some of Spain’s most impressive and unspoiled mountain landscapes, spot on for a mountain bike adventure. Get to grips with mountain traverses, spectacular gorge descents, limestone formations, lakes and dense forests, stopping off for an overnight stay in a mountain hut. The Andara Massif descent and Rio Cares singletrack are among the highlights. You’ll also explore three very different scenic regions of Spain: Castilla y Leon, Cantabria and Asturias.
> 7 days (dates in July and Aug…)
> Challenging
> £965pp (approx. $1,475). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://skedaddle.co.uk/spain
SARDINIA, ITALY
Discover the second largest island in the Mediterranean (below), one that’s unique in many ways from the Italian mainland, not least in its food and drink. From Tresnuraghes, ride across the centre of Sardinia through areas still untouched by tourism, then along the coast of Cabras to the long sandy beaches of the Sinis peninsula. Along the way, you’ll come across old abandoned mining towns and the ancient Phoenician and Roman cities of Tharros and Nora. Then, soar along the winding coastal road to the picturesque village of Pula. Food’s a big part of this trip, with ample opportunities to experience Sardinia’s unique cuisine and local produce, including cheese, olive oil and regional wines.
> 7 days (dates in June, Aug, Sept, Oct…)
> Easy
> $3,995pp (approx. £2,587). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://ciclismoclassico.com/sardinia
CAPE & WINELANDS, SOUTH AFRICA
Wine, wildlife and epic landscapes… There’s a lot to like about South Africa, and a set of handlebars makes a great vantage point for taking it all in. Starting out from Cape Town, ride a loop around the country, taking in the iconic Table Mountain and the famous wine regions, including Stellenbosch, before crossing through the semi-arid desert of the Great Karoo and the rugged Langeberge mountains. Ride down to Cape Agulhas National Park, Africa’s southernmost point, then along the Whale Coast to Gordon’s Bay and visit the penguin colony on the beautiful Cape Peninsula.
> 12 days (dates in July, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec and into 2016…)
> Moderate
> £1399pp (approx. $2,160). (Quote discount code ‘CAbike’ when booking to get 5% off.)
http://exodus.co.uk/south-africa
* All prices quoted above exclude international flights. Bike hire isn’t always included in prices either – it’s worth checking.
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Biar es uno de los cuatro municipios (con Calpe, Alfàs del Pi y Altea) elegidos por la Diputación para promocionar el turismo europeo
Martes 03/03/2015
Una delegación compuesta por cinco agentes de viaje y dos periodistas especializados procedentes de Holanda, Bélgica y Reino Unido está visitando estos días la provincia para conocer de primera mano su oferta turística y de alojamiento. Es lo que se conoce como fam trip y Biar es uno de los cuatro municipios que se han incluido en la ruta. El resto son Calpe, Alfàs del Pi y Altea.
A través de esta iniciativa, la Diputación de Alicante pretende difundir la oferta de turismo activo y deportivo que existe en la provincia, centrándose especialmente en el cicloturismo, así como desestacionalizar la llegada de visitantes internacionales a la Costa Blanca.
El grupo recorrerá la localidad de Biar, donde realizará distintas rutas ciclistas mientras disfruta de los bellos paisajes de la provincia. Los cinco agentes de viaje que participan en esta actividad pertenecen a los touroperadores especializados en la organización de viajes y rutas cicloturistas Bespoke-Velo, Jet2Holidays, Thomas Cook y Le Champion.
Holanda, Bélgica y Reino Unido son tres países emisores de visitantes interesados en el turismo deportivo. Los holandeses y los belgas se han mostrado desde siempre interesados en el turismo sostenible.
- See more at: http://www.escaparatedigital.com/noticias-de-biar/biar-es-uno-de-los-cuatro-municipios-elegidos-por-la-diputacion-para-promocionar-el-turismo-europeo/aEWOJdpB17808FfktDhGad8xc3DTzdCVG764vmJ2o0xbV-5.html#sthash.1A13RYtG.g7a0uViL.dpuf
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