Mojácar, in Almería, is the starting point for the 2026 Titan Desert. We explain how to get there hassle-free while keeping your bike safe, and which airports are closest.
Mojácar is a coastal municipality in the province of Almería and the location where the Titan Village for the 2026 Titan Desert Almería will be set up. Although it lacks its own airport, there are several accessible options within a two-hour drive, making the journey much more convenient than it might first appear.
The nearest airport is Almería, located about an hour away by road; this is usually the most practical choice for those traveling from within Spain. Murcia-Corvera and Alicante airports are also viable options; while slightly further away, they offer more frequent international flights, making them particularly attractive for riders coming from abroad.
Once at the airport, the most common approach is to rent a car or van with enough space for bike bags, as public transport to Mojácar is limited and impractical when carrying race gear. If traveling in a group, sharing a private transfer is often more economical and comfortable than renting multiple cars.
Transporting the bicycle is often a source of uncertainty. Checking it in on your flight inside a hard or soft case is the standard method, but it is important to pack it securely, especially if you have carbon wheels or front suspension, to ensure it arrives at the Titan Village in perfect condition.
At MASQUEBICI, we offer flight and transfer management services through our travel partners, designed for riders who want to avoid logistical hassles. We help you find the most convenient flight, arrange your transfer to Mojácar, and, if needed, organize proper transport for your bike.
A practical tip: try to arrive in Mojácar at least one day before the race begins. This gives you time to calmly complete the technical check, assemble your bike (if you traveled with it disassembled), and rest after your journey before the first stage through the Tabernas Desert.
