Affiliate Disclosure

What An Affiliate Link Is

An affiliate link is a normal link to a booking page that carries a small tag identifying where the click came from. If you click one and then book, the booking platform pays the referring site a commission. The link itself costs nothing and changes nothing about the page you land on.

Who The Partners Are

Tour links on this site take you to GetYourGuide and Viator booking pages. Hotel suggestions, where they appear, link to Expedia via Travelpayouts. The tours themselves are operated by local operators; the platforms handle the sale.

No Extra Cost To You

The price you pay is the same whether you arrive through a link on this site or type the platform's address yourself. The commission comes out of the platform's side of the transaction, not your total. Nothing is added at checkout because you clicked here.

How This Does And Does Not Affect What You See

Rankings, category placement and the facts on each tour card come from each tour's published details, not from commercial preference. A cheap tour is shown at its low price and a poorly reviewed tour at its low rating. No operator pays for placement, and no tour is promoted in exchange for a fee. Where a tour has a weak point, such as a small review count or an excluded admission fee, that appears on the card too.

What the site cannot control is the booking page itself. Prices, inclusions, group caps and schedules all belong to the operator and the platform, and they can change at any time.

Where Booking And Payment Happen

Nowhere on this site. Every transaction happens on the booking platform after you click through. Payment details are entered on the platform's checkout, under its security and its terms. Questions about a booking go to the platform's support team, using the reference in your confirmation email.

The Plain Statement

If you book a tour after clicking a link on Madrid Bike Tours, the site earns a commission from the booking platform at no extra cost to you.