La Vuelta travels through two of the major Spanish mango territories during the peak season.

The stages of Almuñécar and Vélez-Málaga will take the peloton through the Costa Tropical and the Axarquía, two of the main mango-producing territories in Spain.

This September, La Vuelta will pedal through the heart of the Spanish mango season in the national peak period. On September 4, the peloton will start from Almuñécar, on the Tropical Coast of Granada, and just a week later, on September 11, it will start from Vélez-Málaga, in the Axarquía region of Málaga. Two stages that will focus on some of the territories most closely linked to this crop precisely when Spanish mango gains prominence in the market. The Axarquía and the Tropical Coast form the main European producer nucleus of tropical fruits, within a cultivation map that also reaches other points of the Spanish geography. The passage of La Vuelta coincides, moreover, with one of the most relevant moments of the national mango campaign. The route takes on special significance as it traverses the Axarquía of Málaga and the Tropical Coast of Granada: both territories concentrate practically the entirety of the mango cultivation in Spain, which currently stands at around 6,200 ...