Where does the tour start?

Free pickup and drop‑off from accommodations in Sitges; exact pickup time is provided when you book.

How long is the ride?

Expect about 10–15 km of easy cycling on quiet roads; total tour time is approximately five hours including transfer and tasting.

Are helmets provided?

Yes—helmets are supplied and a brief safety talk and bike fitting are included before you ride.

Absolutely—the ride is paced for casual cyclists and frequent stops make it suitable for mixed skill levels.

Tasting at CAVES ROMAGOSA TORNE is included; purchasing bottles is optional and available at the winery.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 48 hours in advance for a full refund, per the operator’s policy.

Pedal & Pour: Private Cycling and Cava Tasting from Sitges to Penedès

Morning light hits the vine rows as you leave Sitges and cross into the Penedès, a short coastal sweep southwest of Barcelona. The Cycling For Vino private tour is a five‑hour ride that pairs relaxed, easy cycling with intimate winery access: fifteen kilometers on quiet country lanes, a cellar visit at CAVES ROMAGOSA TORNE, and a tutored tasting with Montse, the ninth generation of her family. You’ll trade surf for rows of trellised grapes, pedal past terraced slopes and limestone outcrops, and learn the vine‑to‑bottle process from a local guide. The route: free hotel pickup in Sitges, a 25‑minute transfer to Vilafranca del Penedès, bike fitting and safety briefing, then a 10–15 km loop among vineyards. Stops are frequent and unhurried—perfect for photos, tasting local snacks, or simply lingering under the Mediterranean sun. The cellar tour descends into aging caves where traditional cavas rest on laths, the family museum displays vintner tools, and Montse explains méthode champenoise techniques used here. What makes this outing special is scale and access. Penedès is a living wine landscape with low stone walls, gnarled old vines, and soils of clay and limestone that shape local varieties. This trip blends active time outdoors with a genuine behind‑the‑scenes winery experience—unlike crowded tasting rooms, you meet makers in situ and ride the lanes connecting vineyards to village life. It’s social but small‑group (max eight), private when you want, and entirely feasible for casual cyclists. Expect intimate panoramas of rolling vineyards and distant Garraf mountains, olive groves, and patches of Mediterranean scrub. Wildlife is subtle: kestrels hovering over fields, small songbirds in the hedgerows. Bring a camera for cellar interiors and long views at golden hour. Practical touches—helmet, brief safety talk, and guided tasting—mean you can focus on the pleasure of riding and learning. Ideal for couples, wine lovers, and anyone who wants an active half‑day away from the beaches of Sitges. The pace is designed for easy riders; the emphasis is education and enjoyment rather than speed. Book with the provided referral link to secure pickup and a guaranteed small group. Whether you leave with a new favorite cava bottle or a sharper understanding of Catalan winemaking, this tour turns a simple bike ride into an immersive local story. On the practical side, the operator offers free pickup and drop‑off in Sitges, a brief safety demo, and helmets supplied; children are welcome and the tour accommodates mixed skill levels. Bring sunscreen, a light jacket for cellar coolness, and cash if you plan to buy bottles directly from the producer. Cancellations are permitted up to 48 hours in advance for a full refund, making this an easy, low‑risk choice for day‑trippers and wine‑curious travelers, and food pairings available.