Cycling is a popular sport in Andalucia and it is not uncommon to see groups of cyclists out enjoying a weekend morning together as they tour the countryside. Equally in the last few years the number of cyclists in the cities and towns has increased, and so has the km-s of cycle lanes. Seville being a prime example.

The 2013 race took place the 17 - 20 February. The three-stage route will take participants from San Fernando - Ubrique (18 February), from Trebujena - Montilla (19 February) and finally from Lucena - Rincón de la Victoria (20 February). The 2012 event took place 19-23 February. The route was Zahara de las Antunes - Benalmadena - Malaga - Lucena - Monte Mayor - Las Gabias - Jaen - La Guardia de Jaen.

SEVici, Seville´s public bike rental service which started in 2007, has 2500 bicycles available from 250 stations around the city, approximately 300 metres apart. There are 120 km of cycle lanes in the city, making it one of the best-served cities in Spain for this extremely clean, green and healthy means of transport.