5* rated on TripAdvisor for the last 12 years!Our hosted, self-guided cycling holidays have been designed with flexibility in mind - choose the right rides, distances and amount of sightseeing to suit you.Use our new, quali ...
This incredible tour begins on the Le Petit Train du Nord, a 125 mile rail-trail running through the beautiful Laurentides Region of Canada to just north of historic Montreal. The scenery is spectacular as we cycle past fields, cascading ...
This is a cycling experience unlike any other! The Eastern Shore of the US is renowned for its beautiful beaches and for the wild ponies that have made those beaches their home for over 300 years! Join us as we cycle along the ...
5* rated on TripAdvisor for the last 12 years!Our self-guided cycling holidays, at our self catering villa, have been designed with flexibility in mind - choose the right rides, distances and amount of sightseeing to suit you. View detail
New England, the birthplace of America. Rich history, quaint villages, white sand beaches, lighthouses, expansive lakes, panoramic ocean and mountain views, and so much more! There is just so much to do and see in New England that i ...
Cycle through history on the amazing Erie Canalway Trail! The Erie Canal has been deemed "The Canal That Made America", with over 363 miles of cycling, this tour is packed with beautiful natural scenery, remarkable US history, and the in ...
WITH literally hundreds of cycle tour operators across the globe offering a bewildering number of tours in a vast number of amazing locations, how do you go about picking one particular tour operator to provide a cycling holiday experience that is “just right” for you?
The opportunity to take a group of my friends to Northeast Victoria's Murray to Mountains rail trail was too good to miss - I knew they'd love it too. We booked a self-guided trip with Tour de Vines who looked after everything for us so we could focus on the cycling, the food and the wine...
More and more people realise that trying to see or do lots when on holiday is counterproductive so have embraced ‘slow travel’. It’s not really a new concept but is more relevant than ever, and now has a name so we can talk about it!
AS far as diverse holiday groups go ours was about as diverse as you can get. There were 28 of us who boarded the barge Ave Maria in the historic Italian city of Venice on a perfect Saturday afternoon late in June primed for a week of guided cycling, sightseeing and, as it turned out, a lot of fun and good company.
Distances on this tour are not significant as the terrain and altitude are the main challenges. However today should be relatively easy with an earlyish scheduled arrival in Kagbeni, a good introduction to cycling at altitude.
In April 2012 1,757km of cross-country cycling paths were officially completed and unveiled in a series of ceremonies across Korea. This was a highly popular move but to further encourage use and promote interest a national certification system was adopted using a beautiful green passport.
A gorgeous spring morning heralded an auspicious start to my e-bike experience. I had heard amazing things about these uniquely Australian-built e-bikes and the upcoming soft launch of the AVE brand – exciting stuff.
Cycle touring worldwide is growing at a huge rate as demonstrated by Andrew Bain in his recent article for Traveller. What may not be so well known is the exponential growth in riders aged over 50 – in particular the baby boomer generation. This demographic is still fit and active and want the most out of their holiday – sightseeing, fresh air, exercise, relaxation and above all, fun!
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