Cycling Tours
Take a cycling holiday along the Central Otago Rail Trail in New Zealand, saddle up for a leisurely adventure under the Tuscan sun, pedal your way along the Croatian Coast, or perhaps bike around Sri Lanka. Whether it's winding your way past neat vineyards, beneath towering aqueducts, along narrow cobblestones or past spurting geysers, you’ll find an adventure of a lifetime in our collection of cycling tours.Quick Search Search 197 Cycling Tours
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Saddle Up in Cuba
Cycle through Havana’s Old Town and along country roads flanked by all kinds of scenery, from rich valleys to limestone karsts on an adventure fuelled by strong Cuban coffee!
Vietnam’s Hai Van Pass
Winding through the Truong Son mountain range like a ribbon of asphalt adorning the verdant mountains, it rewards each pedal stroke with views of a stunning coastline.
Loire Valley Cycling
Pedal through the back roads and vineyards of the Loire Valley, shop at the local markets, picnic on the riverbank and dine on delicious local fare.
Refuel with Bedouin Hospitality
Cycle Jordan from the banks of the Dead Sea to Petra and Wadi Rum, enjoying stays in local Bedouin camps where you can refuel with a traditional dinner and warm tea by the fire.
Cycle Iceland’s Golden Circle
Take in Iceland’s scenery from handlebar height as you wind through green valleys, past plummeting waterfalls, weave between mud pools and spurting geysers and reward your muscles with a long soak in natural hot springs.
Recent Reviews What our clients are saying about their cycling holidays
Day 1 from Moncao to Camenah on a paved rail trail was really good. Hotel Porta do Sol in Caminah was very good. Day 2 first half was great along the Atlantic coast down to Viana do Castelo. The second half to Ponte de Lima was not enjoyable on disused goat tracks. The hotel in Ponte de Lima (2 nights) was really good. The town of Ponte de Lima was a highlight. Day 3 loop ride to Arcos de Valdevez was both pretty and tedious on the goat trails. I abandoned the route guide on the return trip and simply rode on the paved roads. This way I could actually look around at the scenery while I rode instead of staring at the track to avoid rocks, roots, puddles and other obstacles. Day 4 to Barcelos was an utter drudgery; no more need be said. Hotel (Art ‘Otel) in Barcelos was barely adequate. This was, by far, the worst day of the trip. Day 5 to Vila do Conde was a good day on quite roads and paved rail trail. Vila C Hotel was probably the best hotel of the trip. Day 6 to Foz (Porto) was a very nice relaxing ride along the shore. The Hotel Boa Vista was good but nothing special.
The trip says it ends in Porto, which is technically true, but the actual end was in Foz which is a seaside suburb of Porto. The centre of Porto is some distance upstream. In summary, Day 1, 5, 6 and half of day 2 were good. Day 3, 4 and half of day 2 were not good. Most of the hotels were good. Some were not good. The bike I rented was good. The tool kit was incomplete (as I found when I had a flat). The GPS route mapping was excellent: Accurate and complete. All in all, not value for money and I would not use this company again. There were some good aspects but the negatives combined with the cost outweigh the good.
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01 August, 2019
Seven Reasons to Travel Cuba by BikeCuba offers a smorgasbord of varied landscapes, captivating culture, rich history and colonial architecture, topped with a hot sauce of sizzling salsa and toe tapping rhythms. Being a relatively small country, you can easily travel from sandy white beaches to lush peaks or sprawling inland...
26 July, 2019
Self-Guided or Guided Cycling Tours – How do they differ?Cycling is an incredible way to traverse a patchwork of different landscapes, uncover the local hotspots and hidden gems of a destination, and enjoy fresh air and the great outdoors. Cycling tours offer routes ideally curated to cover by bike and these can range from an itinerary incorporating...
18 July, 2019
Self-Guided vs Guided ToursThere are plenty of choices to make when you are planning your cycling trip or walking holiday. You will have to weigh up where you want to go, how long you want to spend in the saddle or laced into your boots, and how much you want to challenge yourself. One of the biggest decisions, however,...
18 July, 2019
How to Prepare for Your First Cycling HolidayA cycling holiday is an incredible way to get up close to a destination and explore it in depth and also allows you to cover quite a bit of ground. Seeing the sights from handlebar height can be very rewarding, however, you need to be suitably prepared for your journey to get the most out of...
