Aitana Tour 2026

📅 May, day to be confirmed📍 Callosa d'en Sarrià, Alicante🚴 1 variants
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Wind forecast for race day

Weather forecast starts being reliable around 7 days out. As the date gets closer you will see wind, temperature and rain chance over the route here. In the meantime, see below how the weather behaved in past editions.

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The route

The Aitana Tour is a long-distance cycling event based in Callosa d'en Sarrià, in the province of Alicante, Spain. The ride takes place in May, though the exact date has not yet been confirmed. This is a gravel and road cycling experience designed for riders seeking distance and endurance over a substantial terrain.

The long variant covers 165 kilometers of riding through the landscape surrounding this corner of the Valencian region. The route is characterized by relatively gentle elevation profiles, which means the challenge here is primarily one of distance and sustained effort rather than mountain climbing. Riders will spend the day moving across varied terrain, mixing road sections with gravel passages that test bike handling and add texture to the pedaling experience.

This region of Alicante is known for its Mediterranean character, with coastal influences inland and agricultural valleys dotted between limestone hills. The terrain tends to be rolling rather than mountainous, with long sight lines and the kind of landscape that rewards steady pacing. Gravel riding through these areas means you'll encounter packed earth tracks, farm roads, and mixed-surface paths that connect the broader cycling network.

Wind is a significant factor in this part of Spain, particularly in May. The Mediterranean coast creates thermal effects that can generate steady afternoon breezes, and the relatively open terrain offers little shelter once you're away from settled areas. Expect wind to build as the day progresses, especially from mid-morning onward. The key is to manage your energy distribution with this in mind: front-loading harder efforts when conditions are calmer, and settling into a rhythm when the wind rises. Gravel sections can become trickier in strong wind, since the surface offers less grip feedback than asphalt, so smooth lines and patience pay off.

At 165 kilometers, pacing matters enormously. This distance demands respect and a realistic assessment of your capability. The relatively flat profile is deceptive, since it allows riders to maintain speed longer than they might on climbing terrain, which can lead to overcommitting early in the day. Wind resistance across this length will be cumulative, so protecting your position and finding any available drafts becomes a practical skill.

The Aitana Tour attracts cyclists looking for authentic gravel riding mixed with endurance challenge, set in landscape with genuine character. Registration and full details about the route, support structure, and any category variants are available through the official website. This is the place to confirm the exact date once it's announced and to prepare properly for a day in the saddle across a substantial distance.

Variants and GPX

RouteDistanceElevationGPX
Recorrido largo · 165 km165 km——

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