Free family fun awaits at Benalmadena’s 41st Bicycle Festival on April 19.

Annual bike fiesta in Benalmadena

Annual bike fiesta in Benalmadena Credit: Ayuntamiento

Benalmadena is oiling its gears for an exciting day of community cycling as the town hosts its longstanding Fiesta de la Bicicleta.

Organisers describe the festival‘s 41st year as an essential annual celebration in the sporting schedule focused on encouraging physical activity, encouraging community bonds and promoting better modes of transport for everyone to get around the town.

Important timings and cycling routes for all ages and levels of fitness

Departure begins promptly at 10am from the Polideportivo de Arroyo de la Miel with routes carefully adapted for as many levels of ability to take part as possible.

One path follows an 8.6-kilometre urban circuit suitable for older and less fit riders, while a dedicated track section accommodates the youngest bikers safely and without pressure in a fun environment.

Council praises family-orientated plan

The council has commented on how the occasion mixes athletic pursuits with recreational enjoyment in a safe and non-competitive atmosphere perfect for building confidence on two wheels and creating lasting memories.

They also mentioned the value of instilling healthy living practices early in life together with the playful essence of sporting activities that bring generations together in positive ways.

Creative competitions and prizes make the experience special

Whether in Benalmadena on holiday or as permanent residents, anyone can join in with the complimentary event featuring additional highlights such as fancy dress competitions and awards for creatively decorated bicycles plus numerous prize draws to spark creativity and engagement among all who attend and participate actively.

Why families should join in with this lively and energetic celebration

Everyone in the community is invited to join the festivities and embrace participation and enjoyment while filling the streets of Benalmadena with a lively feel of sport and fun that celebrates active lifestyles and local pride for a memorable day out on two wheels.

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