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1. Accommodation and Rooms

At Pego.CC during the summer season, we have three apartments. Two of them are 6-person apartments with four bedrooms and a separate kitchen, and one is a 4-person apartment with two bedrooms, a kitchenette, and a living room.

In the winter season, the apartments are divided into single rooms — we then have 12 single and double rooms with shared facilities (toilet, kitchen, living room).

In the apartments on the 1st and 2nd floors (Andaluz and Iberia), there are three rooms with air conditioning and one without. In the apart ment on the 3rd floor (Norte), each bedroom and the living room have air conditioning.

Yes, heating is available in the winter season, ensuring guests feel comfortable even at lower temperatures.

Yes, fast Wi-Fi is available throughout the property and is free for all guests.

Some rooms have access to a balcony with a street view and access to a patio. We also offer our guests a large terrace with garden furniture located on the top floor of the building. It’s an excellent place to relax, offering charming views.

The property can accommodate 16 people, or 18 with extra beds.

Yes, we provide a set of fresh bedding and towels for each guest included in the accommodation price.

Our place was created with athletes and physically active people in mind, for whom silence, recovery, and comfort of shared spaces are crucial. The presence of animals, although we like them very much, may disrupt this balance and cause discomfort to other guests. For this reason, we do not accept reservations with pets.

Each apartment has a separate entrance. Only in the case of renting individual rooms, the entrance is shared.

Standard check-in times are from 15:00 to 22:00, and check-out is by 11:00. There is also the possibility of individually arranging check-in and check-out times by prior agreement.

The possibility of early check-in or late check-out is available by prior arrangement and subject to availability.

Yes, we offer rooms and apartments suitable for families with children, with the possibility of adding baby cots.

Yes, one of the apartments has a kitchenette, and the other two have separate kitchens.

When renting rooms, the common areas are the kitchens with dining areas. We also offer our guests a large terrace with garden furniture located on the top floor of the building. It’s an excellent place to relax, offering charming views.

The property strives to provide facilities for people with limited mobility, such as an elevator, but we ask for prior contact to discuss specific needs and availability in detail.

Yes, but only during the summer period for entire apartments. There is no possibility of long-term accommodation in a single room during the autumn-spring period.

The apartments are equipped with beds with comfortable mattresses, wardrobes, a desk, a kitchen with basic appliances (fridge, induction cooker, microwave, dishwasher, dishes), a bathroom with shower, towels, shampoo, soap, washing machine, hair dryer, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi access.

Apartment cleaning is done regularly. During the cycling season, common areas are cleaned daily. There is also the possibility of ordering additional cleaning on request.

Yes, the property offers a large rooftop terrace.

The property does not have its own parking, but parking in Pego is completely free and there are no paid parking zones. You can easily find a spot near the base – including at the public parking on Calle Llavador (about 250 m away), near the music school, or at the Masymas supermarket parking lot, which also has an underground parking available free of charge. It’s worth remembering that on Thursday mornings, the Masymas surface parking is closed due to the market, so it’s best to use the underground parking then. All these places are also suitable for longer, overnight parking.

Smoking is allowed only in designated outdoor areas of the property. Smoking is prohibited inside the premises.

2. Meals

In the standard offer at Pego.cc, meals are not automatically included in the accommodation price. For organized groups, there is an option to order breakfasts and dinners for an additional fee, which are served in the form of catering.

Yes, guests have the option to cook for themselves. All apartments have a kitchen or kitchenette. In the case of renting individual rooms, the kitchen is shared. Basic spices, salt, and sugar are available in the kitchen.

All apartments are equipped with refrigerators, electric kettles, and coffee makers.

The local market in Pego takes place on Thursdays. The town also has many restaurants serving local dishes and bakeries offering traditional pastries.

Yes, we serve traditional Spanish paella and other local dishes for special occasions or upon request.

Pego is a small town where all shops and restaurants are within a 5-15 minute walk from our base.

3. Training and Sports Infrastructure

Yes, we collaborate with experienced personal trainers and nutritionists who are happy to prepare an individual training plan and nutrition plan for you. They can also monitor your progress based on data from your bike computer or sports watch to best tailor the program to your goals and capabilities.

Yes, the area around Pego.cc is rich in numerous Strava segments and routes used for cycling and running races, making this place very attractive for athletes.

Yes, our workshop has a bike wash station along with cleaning products, making it easy and convenient to take care of your equipment after training.

Yes, sports equipment can be left in a secure, lockable room at our base.

Yes, on our website https://pego.cc/trasy/ you’ll find several ready-made Strava routes of various distances, which can be easily exported to a GPX file or loaded directly into your bike computer.

There are some MTB and gravel trails in the area, but this region is truly the kingdom of road cycling. Excellent asphalt quality, low car traffic, varied route profiles, and mild climate have made it a training ground for both amateurs and professional cyclists from around the world for years. If you’re looking for ideal conditions for road cycling – it’s hard to find a better place.

The area around Pego is a true cyclist’s paradise – a region full of scenic, technical, and challenging climbs. From Pego itself, you can start many training routes of varying difficulty. Here are some of the most interesting climbs nearby:

–Puerto de la Vall d’Ebo – a classic of local routes. About 8 km of climbing with an average gradient of 5%, featuring beautiful serpentines and low traffic. The start is practically from the center of Pego.

–Miserat – one of the most demanding climbs in the region. The last section is a very steep fragment leading to the masts – in places over 20%. An ideal test for legs and mind.

– Puerto de Benisili / Vall de Gallinera – a long, steady climb through the charming villages of the Vall de Gallinera. In total, about 25 km of riding “uphill”, perfect for building base and endurance.

– Coll de Rates – an iconic Costa Blanca climb, often used by professional teams. The version from Parcent is 6.5 km long with an average gradient of 5.5%. It’s located about 25 km from Pego.

– Puerto de Bernia – a less known but exceptionally scenic climb leading to a pass in the Sierra de Bernia massif. It offers both technical challenge (tight turns, variable gradient) and amazing views of the coast and mountains. Accessible from Pego via Xaló or Alcalalí.

– Puerto de Tollos, Val d’Alcalá, Puerto de Sagra, Puerto de Beniarrés, Alto de Margarida – more interesting climbs that can be easily incorporated into training loops ranging from 60 to even 160 km and elevations reaching 3000 m.

The area around Pego and Marina Alta is one of the best places in Europe for winter and spring cycling preparations – great climate, empty roads, and a wide selection of routes allow you to tailor your training to any level of advancement.



We have a trainer available on-site for emergency use if needed. However, with over 330 sunny days a year, Costa Blanca definitely encourages outdoor activities – it’s an ideal place for outdoor training throughout the season.

Upon special request, we can organize bike tours, mountain trekking, or trail runs with a local guide. We work with people who know the local routes perfectly and can adjust the pace and difficulty level to the participants. It’s a great option if you want to safely and comfortably discover the lesser-known corners of Costa Blanca – both on a bike and on foot.

Yes, in the Costa Blanca region there are via ferratas and numerous climbing areas, making this place attractive for climbing enthusiasts as well.

Yes, in Pego itself there is a 25-meter indoor swimming pool available all year round, and in the summer season, there is also an open municipal pool. Both facilities are conveniently located and provide a good complement to training or a form of recovery.

Yes, there is a local public gym nearby that can be used individually. There is also the possibility of organizing basic equipment for mobilization and general development exercises on-site – at the request of guests.

Yes, our team is happy to help plan cycling and hiking routes tailored to the level of advancement and interests of our guests.

We don’t conduct regular mobilization or stretching sessions on our part. For organized groups, such activities can be carried out on their own – their implementation depends on the group supervisor or coach who coordinates the trip.

Yes, guests have the opportunity to join training groups organized on-site, such as weekly meetups, and participate in local sporting events like cycling competitions, runs, or triathlons.

4. Weather and Seasonality

Pego is warmest in the summer months – July and August – when temperatures often exceed 30°C. This period is popular among tourists, but it may be too hot for those intensively training on bikes.

From September to May conditions are favorable for outdoor activities – it’s an ideal time for cycling, hiking, or other forms of sport. In winter, there are days with rain, but the weather remains mild, and rainfall is usually short-lived. It rarely rains for an extended period, allowing for training throughout most of the season.

The most stable weather period is spring and autumn – then temperatures are moderate, and the risk of precipitation is minimal. That’s why cycling camps and sports trips most often take place during these months.

Winter in Pego is mild and pleasant, with temperatures usually ranging between 10 and 18°C (50-64°F). Rainfall is moderate, and there are many sunny days, allowing for comfortable training even outside the summer season.

Yes, despite high temperatures in July and August, training is possible, especially early in the morning or late in the afternoon. We recommend proper hydration and taking advantage of cooler hours of the day to avoid overheating.

The Marina Alta region is characterized by steady winds, especially in spring and summer, making it an ideal location for windsurfing and kitesurfing. The wind is most often moderate, favoring safe and dynamic training sessions.

The biggest fiestas in Pego take place at the end of June and beginning of July (Moros y Cristianos) and in March (Carnaval). During these periods, the city center may be partially closed to traffic, and some streets may be noisier in the evenings.

The fiestas don’t significantly impact training conditions – all cycling and mountain routes remain fully accessible, and the celebrations can be an interesting addition to your stay.



October and November are very good times for training in Pego. Temperatures are mild (around 17-22°C or 63-72°F), and rainfall, though possible, is rare and usually short-lived. Most days are sunny, allowing for comfortable training throughout the week. Light thermal clothing is useful for cooler mornings and evenings.

The cycling routes around Pego do not have artificial lighting, so evening training is only possible with appropriate personal lighting (bike lights).

In the town center, there is a lit athletics stadium that can be used for evening running, depending on availability.

5. Transport and Logistics

The most convenient way to reach Pego from Valencia or Alicante airports is by renting a car – the journey takes about 1-1.5 hours, depending on road conditions.

Bus and train connections are also available, but they require transfers and are much less comfortable, especially with larger luggage or a bicycle.

We also offer convenient airport transfers – you can find more information in the answer to the next question.

Yes, we organize airport transfers from Valencia and Alicante airports. The cost depends on the number of people, length of stay, and whether bikes are being transported. For stays longer than 6 nights, transfers are available at half price. We provide transfers by car, minivan, or bus – depending on the group’s needs. Detailed information can be found on our website: 👉 https://pego.cc/transfery-lotniskowe/

Yes – if a transfer has been booked, our driver will be waiting for you at the airport at the agreed location. Before arrival, we will contact you to confirm details, and the driver remains in contact after landing as well.

Transporting a bike by plane requires proper preparation. The safest solution is special bike cases, but the most accessible option is a bike box, which can usually be obtained without problems from a local bike shop.
The bike needs to be disassembled and properly secured – if you don’t feel confident doing this yourself, it’s worth asking for help at a bike service before departure.
After arriving in Pego, we can help with bike assembly, and before departure – with preparing it again for transport.
Regarding transport from the airport, we have a large vehicle that can easily accommodate both bike cases and boxes – even with a larger number of people.

Yes – on-site we provide support with bike assembly after arrival to prepare the equipment for training as quickly as possible.
Before departure, we help with disassembly and safe packing of the bike into a box or transport case, so it’s properly secured for the return journey.

Car rental is not necessary, but it significantly facilitates free movement around the area, especially if you plan to explore the region or train in different locations. You can also use the transfer service with the base’s resources if there’s availability.

For the entire stay, we suggest – if needed – renting a car directly at the airport, e.g., from the Polish rental company Odkryj-Auto, with which we cooperate. Discounts on vehicle reservations are available for our guests.
In some cases, especially for groups, we can also provide our 8-seater minivan. For availability and conditions, please contact our team directly.

The facility doesn’t have its own parking, but parking in Pego is completely free. Nearby you’ll find several convenient options:

  • Calle Llavador 5 street – free public parking (about 250 m from the base).
  • Parking at Masymas store – both ground-level and underground parking belonging to Masymas supermarket are available, where you can also park for free. Just remember that on Thursday mornings (6:00–15:00) the ground-level parking is unavailable due to the local market – it’s best to use the underground parking then.
  • Parking at the music school – a few minutes’ walk, also free.

Longer stays (including overnight) are possible at all the above parking areas.

Yes. Buses run from Pego to Dénia (twice daily) and to Gandía (via Oliva, many departures throughout the day). There’s also an on-demand bus to Alcoy (reservation required at least 24 hours in advance). Plans for the end of 2025 include increasing the frequency of Pego-Oliva-Gandía connections. Due to limited schedules, we suggest planning trips in advance.

Yes, upon request we organize transfers to and from the nearest train and bus stations.

Yes, we offer the possibility of organizing group transport with bikes to more distant training locations in Costa Blanca and surrounding areas. We have appropriate vehicles and logistics experience, which allows for safe and efficient transport of both participants and equipment.

Yes, as much as possible we help with choosing and purchasing flight tickets and finding the best connections to Valencia and Alicante. You can also use search engines like Skyscanner, AZair, Kiwi, Google Flights, Kayak. Frequent direct flights from Poland to these airports are offered by Ryanair and Wizzair.

Yes, we offer the possibility of storing luggage in the bike room after check-out, which allows for comfortable use of the last hours of your stay.

Yes, upon request we organize transport to local events, dinners, and evening activities, ensuring safe return to the facility.

6. Tourist Attractions and Leisure Time

The nearest beach is Platja Santa Anna, located about 8 km from Pego, between Dénia and Oliva. It’s a beautiful, wide beach with fine, light sand and gentle entry to the sea – ideal for swimming and relaxing after training.

From Pego to the beach you can get there in several ways – by car, which takes about 10 minutes, by bike (20-30 min) for active people, or by electric bike and electric scooter, which you can rent from us. There’s also the possibility of using public transport – buses run to nearby Oliva and Dénia, from where you can walk or continue the journey with local transport. For groups, we also offer the possibility of organizing shared transport to the beach.

Within about 30 km you’ll find several exceptional attractions:

  • Dénia, Calpe, Moraira, Jávea – charming seaside towns with beaches, marinas, and atmospheric old towns.
  • Montgó Natural Park – between Dénia and Jávea; offers diverse trails, rock formations, caves, and unique views of the Mediterranean Sea.
  • Marjal de Pego-Oliva – protected area of peat bogs and rice fields, extremely rich in birds and Mediterranean vegetation.
  • Guadalest – picturesque mountain fortress with a castle and breathtaking viewpoints.
  • Cova Tallada (near Dénia) – impressive seaside cave accessible from the sea or trail – a must-see for nature and trekking lovers.
  • Vall de Gallinera – valley with the “8 villages” route, historic architecture, water mills, and historic stone heritage
  • Castell de Forna (about 6 km) Small village with ruins of an Arab castle on a hill. Perfect for a quick trek and photos.
  • Nearest coast – long, wide beaches with fine sand: Playa de Pau Pi, Playa Aigua Blanca. Less crowded than in tourist resorts.
  • Alcalalí and Jalón/Xaló (about 25–30 km) Known for wineries and Saturday antique market. Possibility of tasting local wines and shopping for regional products
  • Barranc de l’Infern (Hell’s Valley) – La Vall de Laguar (25 km) Popular trekking route with 6,000 steps – a loop about 14 km long. One of the most famous hikes in the Alicante region.
  • Font Salada (Aigua Calenta) – (12 km) Hot springs with natural water at a constant temperature of about 23–25°C year-round. Free access, perfect for relaxation.
  • Murales de Beniarbeig (28 km) Village famous for murals – street art on house walls. Interesting for a quick walk and photos
  • Cueva del Rull (Uncle Rull’s Cave) Spectacular karst cave with impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Discovered in 1919 by a local hunter, today well-prepared for visitors (lit, with walkways). Inexpensive tickets, guided tours (also in English/Spanish).
  • Camí del Miserat – trail to the summit with panoramic views
  • Pintury Rupestres – trail to prehistoric rock paintings listed on UNESCO (Cova Fosca).

Yes — Pego has Oficina de Turismo de Pego i les Valls, at San Rafael 78 street. It’s open daily except Sundays and holidays (Mon.–Fri.: 9:00–14:00 and 15:30–18:00; Saturday: 9:00–14:00). You can get maps, local guides, information about attractions, routes, and events there. Contact: 966 400 843 or [email protected].

Yes, we offer help in organizing guides and local experts who will show you around the most interesting places in the region or Pego itself.

Yes, besides vineyards and interesting museums, Pego also offers unique local fiestas – especially the sardine burial at the end of carnival and the colorful Moros y Cristianos parade. Both events are authentic cultural experiences and worth including in your plans.

Yes, easier walking and cycling routes suitable for families and people preferring quieter recreation are available.

Yes, in seaside towns within 15–30 km from Pego (mainly in Dénia, Jávea, and Moraira) there are rentals for kayaks, paddleboards (SUP), jet skis, and diving and snorkeling equipment. This is also a great option for active recreation after training.

Yes, these attractions are accessible and highly recommended. Montgó Park offers scenic trails, Cova Tallada is a popular spot for climbing and diving enthusiasts, and Guadalest delights with monuments and views.

Yes, we organize trips to these places, often with a guide or independent sightseeing suggestions.

Yes, from ports in Dénia and Jávea you can go on cruises, fishing, or other sea expeditions. They may be limited in winter season.

Family attractions include amusement parks, beaches, interactive museums, natural parks, and the possibility of horseback riding and zoo visits. Within 100 km we have access to large tourist centers such as Valencia and Alicante as well as Javea, Calpe, Benidorm, Gandía.

Yes, there are equestrian centers and golf courses available for guests in the region.

At the moment we don’t have climbing or via ferrata equipment in our offer. If needed, however, we can help point out the nearest rentals or local guides operating in the region.

We don’t have printed maps, but we’re happy to advise what’s worth seeing in the area. On-site we provide a list of recommended attractions and help plan trips and routes. We use phone apps such as forktrails, wikilocs, or locus.

Yes, in the Pego area there are several natural places for swimming and outdoor relaxation. One of the most popular is Font Salada – a warm thermal spring located in the Marjal de Pego-Oliva area, with crystal-clear water at a constant temperature year-round. It’s an ideal place to rest after training or for a trip on a hot day.
In the region you can also find other natural swimming areas in rivers and small waterfalls, especially in valleys and nature parks towards Vall de Gallinera and Vall d’Ebo.

Upon request we organize typical culinary workshops, but for organized groups we prepare Spanish themed evenings with traditional food, such as paella or tapas. We can go to wineries or nearby restaurants. Meetings take place on the terrace of our facility and are a great opportunity for communal dining, discovering local flavors, and spending an evening in Spanish atmosphere.

7. Booking and Availability

Available dates can be checked directly on the Pego.cc website through the availability calendar or by contacting us by email or phone.

We recommend making a reservation at least 2-5 months before your planned arrival, especially in high seasons (July-August – high tourist season, February-April – high cycling season), to ensure availability of your preferred dates and type of accommodation or bike.

Due to the distance, we prefer trips of at least 5 days. It’s possible to book a stay for just a weekend, although minimum stay duration may vary depending on season and availability.

Group bookings require direct contact to arrange details such as number of people, special needs, date availability, and possible discounts. Preliminary booking can be made by filling out the form found at this link https://wkf.ms/4khy5b4

Changing the date after booking is possible, but subject to cancellation policy conditions and availability of new dates. Please contact us as soon as possible to arrange details.

Yes, we offer gift vouchers for stays and selected sports and recreational services. To purchase or get detailed information, please contact us by email: [email protected].

We recommend early booking of bikes and sports services to guarantee availability of equipment and trainers, especially in the high autumn-spring season.

Yes, it’s possible to book accommodation only without having to purchase a sports package.

The minimum number of participants is one person. For individual stays, it’s possible to rent a single or double room, available in the autumn-spring season. Group offers are available from four people.
In summer we offer exclusively whole apartment rentals – regardless of the number of guests, the fee applies to the entire apartment, not individual rooms.
Depending on availability, our facility can accommodate up to 16 people. For larger groups, there’s the possibility of additional accommodation with friendly hosts, in nearby apartments or hotels.

8. Prices and Payments

The cost of a weekly stay with meals depends on the season, number of people, and scope of services. For individual bookings (e.g., stay + bike), current prices are available on our website Pego.cc.
For group bookings, the price is set individually depending on the chosen package and number of participants. We prepare a detailed offer after receiving the booking form https://wkf.ms/4khy5b4 or email – please contact us at [email protected].

Unless otherwise stated in the offer, the price includes accommodation and, for weekly stays, airport transfers. Bike rental or other equipment costs are charged additionally according to the current price list. All additional services and fees are always clearly specified during the booking process.

We primarily offer discounts for larger sports or organized groups. We don’t provide standard discounts for family bookings. Group terms are arranged individually.

Payment for the stay can be made by bank transfer or through our booking system, which handles fast online payments (e.g., by card). Payment details are arranged individually during booking.

Yes, card payments are accepted at the facility.

No, we don’t provide quasi-banking services.

A minimum 10% deposit is required at booking. The remaining amount must be paid 30 days before arrival.

It depends on the nature of your stay and individual preferences. If you have a package with meals, accommodation, and transfer included, most costs are already covered. However, it’s good to have extra funds for meals outside the facility, coffee, souvenirs, local attractions, or potential shopping.
For your comfort, we recommend bringing a payment card and cash for small expenses – not all places in smaller towns accept cashless payments.

It’s good to have some cash in euros for small expenses, visits to smaller venues, or market shopping – not all places accept card payments.
Most restaurants, shops, and services in the area accept cards, so cash isn’t essential but can be useful in everyday situations.

Yes, we issue VAT invoices for stays and services upon request.

9. Additional Services and Amenities

Yes, within 300 meters of the facility there are three supermarkets: Masymas, SPAR, and SUMA (also open on Sundays). These are among several grocery stores available in the immediate vicinity.
Slightly further away, there are also larger supermarkets – Mercadona (about 800m) and ALDI (about 1000m). All stores are easily accessible on foot.

Yes, there are several ATMs from different bank networks in Pego’s center. The nearest ones are within 200-300 meters from the facility, including CaixaBank, Sabadell, and Bankia. All are easily accessible on foot.

Yes, we arrange visits from massage therapists and physiotherapists, which can be booked before arrival or during your stay

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Fast Wi-Fi is available throughout the facility. There are common areas where you can sit and work. Some rooms have desks suitable for remote work.

Yes, we work with trainers who can conduct cycling technique analysis and fitness tests on site.

Yes – Pego has an indoor pool (25m) with sauna access, perfect for training and recovery. During summer, there’s also an outdoor municipal pool, which is better suited for relaxation than sports swimming.
Currently, there isn’t a classic spa in Pego itself, but we can recommend nearby locations offering wellness services.

Yes, we help organize transfers to local fiestas and cultural events.

We don’t regularly organize language classes or cultural workshops. However, we’re happy to arrange such activities for larger groups – after prior arrangement of details, of course. If you’d like to take Spanish lessons, meet local guides, or participate in workshops about regional culture during your stay, let us know – we’ll help plan and organize additional activities.

We don’t have printed maps or guidebooks on site, but we’re happy to suggest what’s worth seeing and where to find information about the region. If needed, we also help plan routes or excursions. We also show how to use phone applications.

We don’t conduct regular activities of this type, but for organized groups, we can prepare workshops, lectures, or thematic meetings about health, recovery, nutrition, or training planning. We work with competent specialists who can conduct valuable sessions tailored to participants’ levels upon group request.

We don’t have a typical conference room, but we offer several comfortable spaces for group meetings and presentations. Guests have access to a large terrace where multimedia presentations can be set up. Additionally, we provide space in our bike rental area, which has couches and projector capability. It’s a good place for briefings, training presentations, or evening group meetings.

Yes – our facility is located in the center of Pego, which means there are many small cafes, bars, and local restaurants within a few dozen meters. This gives guests easy access to various dining options – from breakfast to dinner – without needing transportation.

Yes, upon request for groups, we can organize social evenings – including dinners, barbecues, or Spanish themed evenings with traditional dish cooking, such as paella. Everything takes place in a relaxed atmosphere, usually on our terrace. Details are arranged individually depending on needs and number of participants.

Yes, there are clothes drying racks available on site that can be set up on the patio or balcony. Additionally, rooms are equipped with hangers that can also be used for drying sports clothing after training.

10. Who is Pego.Cc for?

Pego.cc is a place created for active recreation enthusiasts, particularly cycling, triathlon, and running groups. We also offer comfortable conditions for individual athletes looking for ideal training conditions in Spain’s sunny climate.
Outside the sports season, we also welcome tourists seeking peace, sun, and local attractions who want to discover the charming corners of Costa Blanca.

Our base is open to both professionals and amateurs. Regardless of skill level, everyone will find suitable conditions for active recreation here. The region offers routes and opportunities adapted to different needs – from leisurely rides to demanding training. Most importantly, we’re united by a passion for movement and a sporty lifestyle.

Yes, Pego.cc offers accommodation and attractions adapted to families with children, combining relaxation with sports activities for all generations.

You can come to Pego.cc without a bike – the base works great as a place for people who want to spend active time in sunny Spain. In the area, you can go hiking, trail running, trekking, use electric scooters and bikes, as well as go on regional trips or relax on the beach. It’s also an ideal option for those accompanying cyclists who don’t plan to train but want to have an active holiday.

No, our base doesn’t offer special programs or attractions dedicated to children. We primarily focus on adult guests and sports groups, especially cyclists. However, children are of course welcome, and the area offers many opportunities for active and safe time spending.

Yes, Pego.cc is an excellent place for recovery after intensive training. The quiet surroundings, proximity to nature, availability of massage services, and comfortable accommodation conditions, including comfortable mattresses, are conducive to rest and recovery. For groups, there’s also the possibility of organizing evening mobilization sessions, stretching, or yoga.

Yes, Pego.cc is an ideal place to organize a training camp for a sports club. We offer comfortable accommodation, bike storage and servicing facilities, and high-class road bike rentals. The area has training routes of varying difficulty levels, and we provide logistical support on site. For groups, we can organize additional services – such as transfers, group dinners, recovery sessions, or social evenings.

Of course – you can come as an accompanying person, even without a training plan.
A stay at Pego.cc is also a great opportunity to relax, explore the area, go mountain hiking, or enjoy local attractions.
For accompanying persons, we offer options including electric bike rentals, scooters, or organizing trips and beach transfers.

Yes, Pego.cc is an ideal place for a solo recovery trip. The intimate atmosphere, quiet surroundings, comfortable rooms, and proximity to nature are conducive to unwinding, resting, and physical activity at your own pace. You can either train intensively or simply recharge your batteries away from everyday hustle and bustle.

Yes, absolutely! You can come to Pego.cc without any training plan – simply to rest. Our base is a great place for recovery, relaxation, and peaceful time spending. You can walk, enjoy nature, go on excursions, or simply enjoy the sun on the terrace.

11. Bike and Equipment Rental

Yes, we offer bike rentals – primarily high-quality road bikes, which form the basis of our main offer.
Additionally, we have electric MTB bikes that work great on local trails. For individual needs, we’ll also try to arrange other types of bikes, although our base primarily focuses on road cycling.

Our fleet mainly consists of LOOK road bikes – these are high-quality equipment valued by demanding cyclists. We have a full range of sizes (from XS to XL), as well as various groupset options, including Shimano 105 Di2 and Ultegra Di2. Each bike is regularly serviced and ready to ride. On site, we help select the appropriate size and adjust the bike for each individual.

Yes, both electric scooters and bikes are available at Pego.cc. We offer lightweight and comfortable Evie S1 city bikes and Xiaomi 4 Ultra electric scooters, which work great for daily local transportation. For more demanding users, we also have professional Ghost electric MTB bikes and Giant TRANCE X E+ 2 – perfect for mountain trails around Pego.

Yes, we recommend advance bike reservation – especially during the autumn-winter season when demand is highest. This way, we can guarantee the availability of the appropriate model and size, and prepare the bike for use before your arrival.

Yes, each rental bike comes standard with a saddle bag containing a pump, tool set, and spare inner tube – in case of breakdown on the road. Upon request, for an additional fee, you can also rent pedals (including optional Garmin power meter pedals) and a helmet.

We offer basic bikefitting based on our experience – before renting a bike, we’ll help select the right size, adjust saddle and handlebar height, and if needed, adjust stem length. However, we don’t provide professional bikefitting using specialized measurement tools.

At the moment, we don’t offer bike child seats or trailers.

At the moment, we don’t offer trainers or other specialized training accessories for rent.

We don’t have such equipment on site, but in the area – mainly in Denia and Jávea (15-30 km from Pego) – there are kayak and paddleboard (SUP) rentals. You can rent equipment for about €15-25/day or join kayaking-snorkeling trips in the Cova Tallada or Cala Granadella area. Availability depends on the season.

We offer a full range of services – from routine drivetrain, brake, and derailleur maintenance, through lubrication and worn parts replacement, to quick roadside assistance – like tube replacement, brake adjustment, or tubeless system bleeding. Our workshop is equipped with professional service stands, pumps, tools, and a rich stock of spare parts, allowing for quick repairs and bike preparation for further riding.
There’s also a bike wash station and secure equipment storage on site, and our mobile service can reach you if something happens during training.
For guests renting bikes, service is included in the price, and you can also service your own equipment under our service package, which we offer for a nominal fee.

At the moment, we don’t offer panniers, bike bags, or backpacks for rent. We mainly focus on road and MTB equipment, so we don’t offer typical touring equipment. However, if you’re planning such a trip – let us know in advance, we’ll try to help find an appropriate solution.

We don’t regularly offer bike computers or GPS devices for rent as standard, but if needed, we can provide such equipment upon request – it’s best to request this at booking so we can ensure the needed equipment is available.

Yes – we offer power meter pedals that can be rented for an additional fee. They are available on site, and details regarding availability and prices are arranged individually at the time of equipment reservation.

We don’t offer short-term rentals. Bikes can only be rented for a full day or longer – we don’t offer hourly or half-day rentals.

12. Cuisine of Costa Blanca and Marina Alta Region

In the Marina Alta region, seafood dishes traditionally reign supreme, such as paella de marisco (seafood paella), arroz a banda (rice cooked in fish broth), and fideuà – a dish similar to paella but with noodles instead of rice. Tapas, local cheeses, and olives are also popular. Original Valencian paella consists of rabbit, chicken, beans (ferraura and garrofó), tomatoes, olive oil, water, rice, saffron, and salt.

Typical Spanish restaurants are open for lunch from approximately 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM, and for dinner from 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM. Smaller cafes and tapas bars open earlier, often from 10:00 AM, and operate continuously until the evening.

In Pego itself, we have many establishments that offer traditional and authentic regional cuisine. You can also visit nearby towns and enjoy the delicacies served there.

It’s worth trying turrón (an almond nougat typical of Valencia), gató d’ametla (almond cake), and local orange and almond cakes. You should also try sweets like pestinyos, pastissets, torró (local nougat), fartons (snacks for orxata), and arrop i tallaetes – sweet fruits in syrup.

Yes, there are many small farms and markets in the region where you can buy local products – olive oils, cheeses, honey, fresh fish, rice, and vegetables. Several towns in Marina Alta also host local producers’ markets.

The region is famous for wines from the Alicante and Valencia appellations, including white, red, and rosé wines, often from varieties such as Monastrell, Garnacha, or Moscatel.

In Pego, there are several restaurants serving traditional Marina Alta dishes, offering both fish dishes and typical Spanish tapas.
In Pego, it’s worth visiting local restaurants and taverns serving fresh fish, paella, and tapas – for example, L’Óm Restaurante, praised for the quality and taste of its dishes. It’s also a good idea to check recommendations in local guides, such as TripAdvisor.

Yes – cooking workshops (e.g., “Raíces Culinarias”) teaching the preparation of traditional regional dishes are organized in Denia and other cities. This is an opportunity to discover local flavors and cooking techniques.

We recommend olive oil from local groves, Bomba de Pego rice grown in the fields between Pego and the sea, wines from the Alicante appellation, local cheeses, turrón, and dried fruits and spices characteristic of the region.

13. Local Events, Souvenirs, Natural Attractions

Throughout the year, Pego hosts colorful fiestas and local festivals, which are an important part of community life. At the turn of February and March, Carnival takes place with colorful parades and the symbolic “burial of the sardine,” a spectacle with fires and music, marking the end of the festive period. In June, the largest local fiesta – Moros y Cristianos – is held, featuring historical parades and battle reenactments. Around June 23rd, during the Night of San Juan, Spaniards celebrate the shortest night of the year by lighting bonfires on beaches and setting off fireworks. In winter, in January, the Sant Antoni festival is celebrated with a procession and a local fair, and just before Carnival, residents participate in a fun raft race on the Bullent River.

Yes – Pego regularly hosts markets offering handicrafts and organic products. For example, every Thursday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, a traditional mercadillo takes place in Plaza del Mercado with approximately 50 stalls offering clothing, footwear, and accessories. Additionally, on selected Saturdays, a market is organized on Pare Carlos Sendra Oltra street, bringing together local organic producers and artisans. This is a great opportunity to buy ceramics, natural food, and other goods directly “from the source.”

Souvenirs can be purchased at local markets, in craft shops in Pego, Dénia, Jávea, and other coastal towns. Popular products include handmade ceramics, olive oil, local wines, and traditional textiles.

The region abounds with spectacular viewpoints that will appeal to all lovers of mountains and the sea.

  • In Vall de Gallinera, it’s worth visiting Mirador del Xap, which offers extensive mountain panoramas and rocky gorges.
  • In Vall d’Ebo, you’ll find Área Recreativa Es Pou, a picturesque recreational area with a mountain-surrounded viewpoint, ideal for a short stop and enjoying nature.
  • On the coast, near Cabo de la Nao, close to Dénia, observation decks offer breathtaking views of the azure bays and coastal cliffs.
  • From the Alcalalí region, an impressive view of the entire Marina Alta stretches out, best admired from the viewpoints around the village.
  • Additionally, nearby trekking and cycling trails – such as Tossal del Puig, Mustalla, or Montgó – reveal picturesque landscapes from mountain peaks to the panorama of the Mediterranean Sea.

Around Pego, you can admire exceptionally diverse Mediterranean nature. It is particularly worth visiting the Marjal de Pego-Oliva Natural Park, where you can observe many species of waterfowl, European pond turtles, and rare marsh vegetation. In the Vall de Gallinera and Vall d’Ebo valleys, you will find wild herbs, olive groves, almond orchards, and rocky gorges. Pine forests, maquis, and shrubs typical of the Mediterranean climate also dominate the region – an ideal environment for walks, trekking, and nature observation.

Around Pego, it’s worth venturing off the beaten path to discover lesser-known but incredibly charming places. One such place is Cova Tallada cave – an impressive grotto partially carved by man into the coastal rock, accessible on foot via a trail from the Montgó reserve or from the sea (by kayak). This is an excellent option for nature, trekking, and photography enthusiasts. It’s also worth visiting Vall de Gallinera, a picturesque valley with a route leading through eight historic villages, full of local charm, stone architecture, and remnants of old water mills. Also noteworthy are the natural Font Salada springs, warm all year round, and hidden swimming spots in rivers and valleys, especially towards Vall d’Ebo and La Vall de Laguar. These are places that allow you to feel the true atmosphere of the Marina Alta region – away from the crowds and close to nature.

Yes, we support guests in participating in local fiestas by organizing transport, group outings, and providing information about events. The most important ones include:
– Carnaval and the Burial of the Sardine (Carnestoltes i Entierro de la Sardina) – held between February and March, with colorful parades and a spectacular “burial of the sardine” with bonfires at the end.
– Moros y Cristianos in Pego – battle reenactments, parades, and music, usually on the last weekend of June, recognized as an event of tourist interest.
 – Porrat de Sant Antoni and Baixada del Río Bullent – traditional festivals in January and just before Carnival, featuring a procession, animal blessing, and a fun raft race.
We provide logistical support – transport to the venue, integration meetings, and the opportunity to participate in these events together with our guests.

While we don’t have our own app, in the Marina Alta region, you can use publicly available, free apps with audio guides and tourist routes. It’s definitely worth downloading izi.TRAVEL, which provides access to thousands of mapped trails and offline audio guides. Another option is apps like VoiceMap, offering GPS-activated, local stories recorded by residents and guides. On-site, we’ll be happy to advise which of these solutions best suit your planned routes – whether hiking, cycling, or driving – and help you install and configure them.

14. Other Organizational Matters

We recommend taking out valid travel insurance that covers both medical care and potential costs related to accidents, medical transport, or damage to sports equipment. In most cases, the EHIC card (European Health Insurance Card) is sufficient, which provides medical services for European Union citizens.

Absolutely – the EHIC card entitles you to medical services within Spain’s public health system on the same terms as residents, meaning free of charge or with a symbolic co-payment. Thanks to it, in case of an emergency or illness, you can receive assistance at public facilities without having to pay full bills upfront.

We do not have medical staff on-site, but our team includes a qualified paramedic who can provide first aid and support in emergency situations if needed. We also provide access to contacts for local doctors and emergency services, and if necessary, we arrange transport to a nearby hospital.

A valid ID card or passport is sufficient for the trip. We also recommend bringing your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) and your accommodation booking confirmation. If you plan to rent a bicycle, a driver’s license or another photo ID may be useful for identity verification.

Reservation cancellation terms are specified in the regulations. A fee usually applies for cancellations made in the days immediately preceding arrival. We encourage you to purchase cancellation insurance (details available upon direct contact).

Reservation cancellation terms are specified in the regulations. A fee usually applies for cancellations made in the days immediately preceding arrival. We encourage you to purchase cancellation insurance.

It is most advantageous to book tickets directly through the mobile app or on the website of a specific carrier, such as Ryanair or Wizz Air, which often offer the lowest prices and exclusive promotions for app users. Before purchasing, it’s worth using comparison sites like Skyscanner or Google Flights to compare connections and prices from different airports. The target airports are Alicante (ALC) and Valencia (VLC) – both well-connected to Pego. If needed, we will gladly advise which connections will be most convenient.

The flight from Poland to Alicante or Valencia takes approximately 3 to 3.5 hours, followed by about a 1-hour drive to Pego.

Yes, from the moment of arrival in Spain, Pego.cc guests are under the care of a Polish-speaking team that provides support at every stage of their stay – from airport transfer and accommodation to organizational assistance and daily on-site contact. If needed, we offer both logistical and informational help.



Prices in Spain can be comparable to those in Poland, although it depends on the type of products and services. Groceries in supermarkets often have similar prices, sometimes even cheaper. Costs may be higher in restaurants and cafes in coastal resorts. Fuel and purchases in chain stores are generally in a similar price range.

Yes, we are happy to help our guests plan their free time – both individually and for groups. We will advise on what is worth seeing in the Marina Alta region, suggest the best excursion routes and viewpoints, and if necessary, we can also assist with booking attractions, local tours, or transport.

In our shop, you will find basic bicycle parts and accessories – including inner tubes, tires, cassettes, chains, pedals, brake pads and discs, water bottles, and other consumables. We also offer selected sports nutrition products, such as energy gels, bars, isotonic drinks, and electrolytes. If something is not currently in stock, we can quickly order it. In the near future, we plan to expand our offer to include cycling apparel and additional accessories.

Various forms of leisure activities are available on-site. Guests can relax on the terrace, use common areas, and play table tennis – a table is located on the premises and is accessible to everyone. The area is conducive to walks, bike trips, and short excursions to nearby towns. For groups, there is an option to organize joint integration evenings, dinners, or recovery sessions.

Bicycle rental prices are in accordance with the current price list available on our website. Airport transfer costs from 80 to 120 euros – depending on the vehicle type and number of people.

The service package (including access to tools, a bike wash, mechanic support, and secure bike storage) costs 10 euros for the entire stay.
For additional services or individual needs – please contact us; we will gladly provide detailed information.

Yes, it is possible to rent a bus or a passenger car for trips outside the base – for both individuals and groups. To arrange details, please contact us directly – we will tailor a solution to your needs.

Yes – you can send a package to Pego using various courier companies and international services. However, from our experience, the most cost-effective option is InPost International, with prices starting from approximately 29 PLN, depending on the size. Packages usually arrive within 5 business days. There are two package collection points in Pego, and the closest one is about 400 meters from our base, which facilitates quick and convenient parcel collection.

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