There’s than the Vuelta to a cycling tour of Spain.

There’s the Basque country in the North. It’s interesting that the Basque language is unrelated to either Spanish or French. I wonder where it came from? Did it just ride in from nowhere?

Are self-guided tours your thing? There are many to choose from that will let you see different parts of Spain.

Lanzarote sounds interesting. For some reason I’ve had a thing about volcanoes since I was about eleven. The bigger the eruption, the more interesting it was! Hence Krakatoa was one of my favorites.

For the enophile, the Rioja tour awaits. This 8-day guided tour takes you through Logrono, and three other towns as well. I think I’d find it interesting to visit the villages; but if doing so means I’d be expected to try the local vintage, I’ll have to skip that tour. My tolerance for alcohol has always been rock-bottom.

Like old architecture? How about the Conquistadors tour? Visiting such places is like going back in time. Oh, and do you enjoy climbing? There’s the coast-to-coast Route des Cols des Pyrenees!

There are other tours, too. If, however, you don’t like rain, you might want to avoid the plain!

There’s more than the Vuelta to cycling in Spain. So grab your maps, clap on your helmet, and Ten un buen viaje!