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If you are a cycling enthusiast and want to explore Roquetas de Mar by motorhome, you are in the right place. Roquetas is not only an ideal destination for bike lovers, but also offers excellent facilities for motorhomes, such as the Camper Park Roquetas, which will provide you with a comfortable and safe place to rest after your routes.

Travel Arrangements:

  1. Arrival route to Roquetas de Mar:

    • From Almeria: If you are traveling from the city of Almeria, take the N-340A, which connects perfectly with Roquetas de Mar, just 20 minutes away by car. The road is panoramic and will allow you to enjoy the views of the Mediterranean Sea as you approach.
    • From the north (Madrid, Valencia): If you are coming from the north of Spain, you can reach Roquetas de Mar by taking the A-7, a highway that connects with the coast of Almeria, with excellent options to stop at strategic points if you wish to take a rest route.
  2. Camper Park Roquetas: Once you arrive in Roquetas de Mar, your final destination will be Camper Park Roquetasa fully equipped motorhome area for cyclists. This is an ideal place to spend the night during your stay. The campsite offers a space for bicycles with secure storage areas, as well as modern facilities such as showers, electrical connections and Wi-Fi, allowing you to rest and prepare for the next day of touring.

The best bicycle routes in Roquetas de Mar.

Posidonia Barrier Reef Natural Monument – Circular from Roquetas de Mar

  • Distance: 26.8 km
  • Estimated duration: 1 hour and 33 minutes
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Description: This coastal route is ideal for all levels of cyclists, as it traverses paved roads while enjoying views of the sea and the area’s Natural Monuments, such as the Posidonia Barrier Reef. It is a relaxing route and perfect for a leisurely ride.

2. Santa Ana Castle and Cerrillos Tower – Circular tour from El Parador de las Hortichuelas

  • Distance: 34.7 km
  • Estimated duration: 2 hours and 23 minutes
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Description: This route connects stretches of secondary roads and rural roads, taking the cyclist from El Parador de las Hortichuelas to Castillo de Santa Ana and Torre de Cerrillos, two historic points of great beauty. It is a perfect option for those looking for a mix of nature and culture.

3. Playa del Faro and Castillo de Santa Ana – Circular route from Campillo del Moro.

  • Distance: 20.5 km
  • Estimated duration: 1 hour and 16 minutes
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Description: This route is perfect for a light ride, passing by Faro Beach and Santa Ana Castle. It offers spectacular views of the sea and is ideal for enjoying the sea breeze while pedaling leisurely.

4. Playa del Faro and Castillo de Santa Ana – Circular route from Las Marinas

  • Distance: 29.1 km
  • Estimated duration: 1 hour and 49 minutes
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Description: Similar to the previous route, this route runs along the coast of Roquet, passing by the Playa del Faro and the Castle of Santa Ana. It is ideal for those who want to enjoy the beach while cycling along a comfortable and pleasant route.

5. Roquetas de Mar – Punta Entinas-Sabinar Natural Park

  • Distance: 20 km
  • Estimated duration: 1 hour
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Description: On this route, cyclists will be able to explore the Roquet coastline, crossing the Paraje Natural Punta Entinas-Sabinar, one of the quietest and most beautiful areas in the area. It is perfect for those looking to combine nature and sea views.

6. Roquetas de Mar – Almería – Gádor – Alhama – El Marchal – Puebla de Vícar – Roquetas

  • Distance: 91.22 km
  • Estimated duration: 4 hours and 30 minutes
  • Difficulty: High
  • Description: This route is for experienced cyclists, offering a greater challenge with several climbs and moderate road sections. It connects Roquetas de Mar with some nearby towns such as Gádor and Almería, allowing you to enjoy the variety of landscapes that the region has to offer.

7. Roquetas de Mar – Aguadulce – Almeria – El Toyo – Roquetas de Mar

  • Distance: 69.94 km
  • Estimated duration: 3 hours and 30 minutes
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Description: A route that combines coastal and urban sections, passing through nearby towns such as Aguadulce and El Toyo. It is ideal for those who prefer mixed routes, offering a bit of everything: urban and coastal scenery.

8. Roquetas de Mar – Almería – Berja – El Ejido – Vícar – Roquetas de Mar

  • Distance: 119.92 km
  • Estimated duration: 5 hours
  • Difficulty: High
  • Description: This long route connects several towns in the interior of the province, including Berja, El Ejido and Vícar. It is a challenging option for more experienced cyclists, who will enjoy the variability of landscapes between the coast and the interior of Almería.

Gastronomy and Leisure:

After your tours, enjoying the local gastronomy is essential. Roquetas de Mar is known for its excellent fresh fish and tapas. Be sure to try a local-style paella or the famous tapas roqueteras in some of the nearby bars and restaurants, such as Restaurante Casa Ricardo or Restaurante El Puerto.

Rest and Refueling:

Remember that after a full day of cycling, your resting place will be Camper Park Roquetas, where you can enjoy a quiet and comfortable environment to relax before continuing your cycling adventures. In addition to the infrastructure for your motorhome, the area offers a secure space for your bikes, giving you peace of mind to enjoy the area without worries.