Spain in May

[Vatenack]

If you’re after a spot by the coast with some sweet mountain roads nearby, Costa Brava is a solid choice. Tossa de Mar, for example, has that perfect mix—chill beach vibes with awesome, twisty roads just a quick ride away. Me and some friends did something like this last year.
One thing, though—definitely book the bikes ahead if you’re going in May. It gets packed, and rentals can run out quick. And if you’re flying over, check out TravelBusinessClass for some good deals on business flights. I managed to save a bit and used it for extra stuff on the trip.

[Bunzena]

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[scupperboink]

I was in Girona, which is perfect for cycling with its mix of coastal roads and nearby mountains. The cycling infrastructure there is fantastic, with plenty of bike shops and rental options. Plus, the food is incredible, especially if you love seafood. You can rent a bike from https://www.pedalsure.com/ and this article might come in handy for general Spain travel https://gowithguide.com/blog/tourism-in-spain-statistics-2024-your-in-depth-travel-guide-5686

[SpaceCreated]

Girona sounds like a dream destination for cycling enthusiasts! The combination of scenic coastal roads, challenging mountain climbs, and top-notch cycling infrastructure makes it a standout. It’s great to hear there are plenty of bike shops and rental options, and who wouldn’t love fresh seafood after a day of cycling?

If you're planning a trip to Girona, business class flights are a fantastic way to start your journey in comfort, especially if you’re bringing your own gear or just want to arrive well-rested. Renting a bike locally, like from PedalSure, is a great tip! Safe travels and happy cycling!

[Valery_Milton]

Sounds like an awesome plan! Spain in May is perfect for biking—great weather and plenty of scenic routes. Costa Brava or Andalusia could be ideal since they offer a mix of coastal roads and mountain twisties. I'd recommend booking business class flights and bikes early to get the best deals. Also, staying a bit outside the main tourist areas can make it easier to explore without the crowds. But i prefer Italy

[A100man]