Meeting of the Clans: Spain’s biggest scooter gathering returns to Mojácar
The engines are warming up and the countdown is on. Following on from a hugely successful 2025 edition, Meeting of […]
Two days of motorcycling excitement are returning to Mojácar, Spain. The annual Meeting of the Clans scooter gathering is set to take place at the Hotel Continental on October 2nd and 3rd. Enthusiasts from all across Spain and beyond are expected to gather, bringing with them a diverse collection of scooters. Last year's inaugural event saw over 100 riders and spectators from various regions, including Valencia, Estepona, Gibraltar, and even the UK.
The event, which was a huge success in 2025, raised more than €2,200 for TEAMA – ASociación Autismo Mojácar, a charity supporting those with autism. This year, the organizers have planned an even more extensive lineup of events, including live music, DJ sets, and a series of races.
On Friday, October 2nd, the festivities begin at 4pm with wristband collection and terrace entertainment at the Hotel Continental. The Vinyl Avengers will provide music and a buffet at 5pm, followed by sets from Steve Owen and Soul Man T-Bone. On Saturday, October 3rd, the main event kicks off with a 11am meeting of riders at the hotel car park. The highlight of the day will be the ride-out from Mojácar to Carboneras, departing at midday.
The afternoon will feature the awards ceremony, including the East vs West competition, followed by lunch. The Vinyl Avengers will return for a final set at 3pm, before The Pages take the stage as the headline act from 5pm to 7pm. The weekend will conclude with more DJ sets and the final appearance of Soul Man T-Bone.
Tickets for Friday and Saturday night entertainment are still available. Anyone interested in watching the ride-out on Saturday is welcome to join at the Hotel Continental from 11am. This is a unique opportunity to witness a vibrant display of scooters, live music, and camaraderie.
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