Cycling in Águilas
Discover the wonders of cycling tourism in Águilas: routes and tips for an unforgettable adventure.
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Welcome to Águilas, the jewel of the Murcian coast and a paradise for cycling lovers!
With a privileged climate, breathtaking landscapes and a rich cultural heritage, Águilas offers a unique experience for cyclists of all levels.
From coastal drives to challenging mountain routes, you’ll find the perfect setting for your cycling adventures here.
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In Águilas, each pedal stroke is a new opportunity to explore.
Enjoy stunning views of the Mediterranean on the Coastal Route, hike the challenging Sierra de Almenara with its ascents and mountainous landscapes, or venture out on the Cabo Cope Circular Route to explore the region’s natural environment.
These and many other routes are waiting for you to offer you an unforgettable cycling experience.
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Things to see in Águilas
Águilas is not only an ideal destination for cycling tourism, but also a place full of history and culture.
Don’t miss the iconic Castillo de San Juan de las Águilas, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the sea.
Visit the Archaeological Museum, which houses artifacts from the region’s rich history, and stroll through the picturesque Old Town with its charming streets and squares.
The beaches of Águilas, such as Playa de las Delicias and Playa de la Colonia, are perfect for relaxing after a day of cycling.
Castle of San Juan de las Águilas
The current Castle was built in 1756, in the reign of Ferdinand VI, but finally, executed by King Carlos III, following the project of the military engineer Sebastián Feringán, in order to repel the attacks of Turkish and Barbary piracy that ravaged the coast at that time.
Carnival Museum
The Carnival of Águilas is a popular manifestation that has taken place over the last two centuries with strong social and cultural connotations.
A festival that is enjoyed for 15 days, but in which work is done throughout the year with great enthusiasm and effort and in whose preparations the entire population of Aquiline participates, both directly and indirectly.
Protected Landscape of Cuatro Calas
The four coves are a protected landscape in the Region of Murcia.
It is considered a Site of Community Interest and belongs to the Natura 2000 network.
Located in the municipality of Águilas, it includes the coves of Calarreona, La Higuerica, La Carolina and Los Cocedores, the latter already in the vicinity of the province of Almeria.
Cabo Cope-Calnegre Regional Park
The Calnegre and Cabo Cope Regional Park occupies a portion of the coastal mountain ranges of the eastern part of our coast.
An amalgam of materials and geological structures converge here.
Limestone in Cabo Cope and tilitas in Calnegre, as well as fossil dunes, beaches and cliffs are some of its most interesting physical elements.
Yellow Beach
Playa Amarilla, where you can enjoy a great panoramic view of the Bay and Isla del Fraile.
Open to the south and protected to the Levant, the environment is very rich in archaeological remains.
Hornillo Beach
Urban beach, located on the eastern edge of the city, open to the east but protected by Isla del Fraile.
It runs along a strip of coast between the old ore loading dock of El Hornillo and the vicinity of the waters that bathe El Fraile.
Beach with a sandy bottom and uniform entrance.
Plaza de España
Beautiful garden with a great variety of trees and plants of different species. Built in 1874, it is the site of a fountain popularly known as ‘La Pava de la Balsa’. Eight of the city's main streets converge in this square. Around it there are several facades from the 19th century, with the Neo-Mudejar facade of the Town Hall standing out.
Hornillo Tunnel
The surroundings of the Hornillo pier and the new museum-style unloading tunnel is a real open-air museum.
Following the old train tracks, we would access one of the old unloading tunnels recently turned into a museum and the viewpoint of the Embarcadero del Hornillo.
Magical environment and example of Spanish industrial heritage.
Frequently asked questions about cycling tourism in Águilas
In Águilas, some of the most recommended routes include the coastal route, which follows the coast and offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea, and the Sierra de Almenara route, which combines mountain landscapes and nature.
Other popular routes are those that connect Águilas with Lorca and the Cabo Cope circular route.
Generally, no special permit is needed to practice cycling in Águilas.
However, it is advisable to inform yourself about local regulations and respect traffic and environmental regulations.
There are several shops and businesses in Aguilas that offer bike rental services.
It is also possible to find rental services in hotels and resorts in the area.
Yes, Águilas has several shops and workshops specialized in the repair and maintenance of bicycles.
The best times of the year to cycle in Águilas are spring and autumn, when the temperatures are milder and more pleasant.
In summer, the heat can be intense, while in winter, although milder than in other regions, there can be cold and rainy days.
Yes, Águilas offers several routes suitable for families and beginners.
The coastal route and the routes that run through the urban and peri-urban areas of Águilas are ideal for those looking for less demanding and more accessible routes.
The choice of bicycle depends on the routes you want to travel.
For mountain routes and nature trails, a mountain bike is ideal.
For coastal routes and asphalt roads, a road or hybrid bike is more suitable.
Yes, several accommodations in Águilas are adapted for cyclists, offering services such as bicycle garages, repair workshops and guided tours.
Some hotels and cottages also provide maps and local guides for cyclists.
