Sep 10, 2026 · 46 min · 13 segments
In this episode of Zone2Speak, I’m joined by Gerard Greene, co-founder of YOTEL and the person behind Off Grid Girona, a unique retreat just outside Girona designed around nature, food, cycling, and…
Gerard GreeneGuestJulianaHostIndeed, indeed.
I had the pleasure of staying there.
And I mean, not only the property is beautiful and so comfortable, I mean, Just the sheets are magical, everything.
And like you said, you're literally 10 meters from gravel and beautiful and tough climbs.
And you have everything too for cycling.
You can go flat, you can go mountains, you can go gravel, you can go mountain bike, tarmac.
It really has everything.
every time

It's like every, when I first got here and I went out on my bike and it was kind of the end of August when I first kind of moved down here and, you know, I got out on my bike and I was like, God, you know, the heat and the, and the Hills, but like, you know, that's August.

But whenever I have friends or guests here, especially from the UK and, They're all like, yeah, I'm going to go and do 100, 120K.

And I'm like, yeah, but, you know, it's just take one of my 80K routes and start off and just see how you get on.
but it's a great

I mean, it's, you know, it's brilliant that you can, you know, my cycling's improved.

And, you know, I've bought a gravel bike since I've been here and I've never really done gravel before I got to Toronto.
Oh, really? Surprise.

It's definitely, yeah, I mean, I'm looking at September with all of the sort of bike hires and it was, you know, it's, I would say 80, 85%.
Wow,

But, you know, I'm also encouraging people like, you know, people that are coming by road, I'm like, have you ever tried gravel and you should get a gravel bike, you can still do road but you know, you can I can give you some detours that will take you off the main roads and things like that.
Indeed, indeed.
I had the pleasure of staying there.
And I mean, not only the property is beautiful and so comfortable, I mean, Just the sheets are magical, everything.
And like you said, you're literally 10 meters from gravel and beautiful and tough climbs.
And you have everything too for cycling.
You can go flat, you can go mountains, you can go gravel, you can go mountain bike, tarmac.
It really has everything.
every time

It's like every, when I first got here and I went out on my bike and it was kind of the end of August when I first kind of moved down here and, you know, I got out on my bike and I was like, God, you know, the heat and the, and the Hills, but like, you know, that's August.

But whenever I have friends or guests here, especially from the UK and, They're all like, yeah, I'm going to go and do 100, 120K.

And I'm like, yeah, but, you know, it's just take one of my 80K routes and start off and just see how you get on.
but it's a great

I mean, it's, you know, it's brilliant that you can, you know, my cycling's improved.

And, you know, I've bought a gravel bike since I've been here and I've never really done gravel before I got to Toronto.
Oh, really? Surprise.

It's definitely, yeah, I mean, I'm looking at September with all of the sort of bike hires and it was, you know, it's, I would say 80, 85%.
Wow,

But, you know, I'm also encouraging people like, you know, people that are coming by road, I'm like, have you ever tried gravel and you should get a gravel bike, you can still do road but you know, you can I can give you some detours that will take you off the main roads and things like that.
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