Top bike tours in December 2025

A cycling trip between Eurovelo 6, E 3 hiking trail and Eurovelo 13, all of which end on gorgeous Black Sea spots in Bulgaria & Romania!

The Black Sea Route aims to establish a continuous hiking and biking trail along the Black Sea coast from the Danube Delta to Istanbul. It follows the diverse seaside of lakes, cliffs, beaches and mountains on the territory of Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey.

• Join us and you will become a messenger of the Black Sea Path, supporting and assisting in a national hiking and cycling route along the panoramic coast of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast.
• For 12 days we will travel along the coastal paths from the lakes of the Danube Delta to Rezovo, connecting the trans-European routes Eurovelo 6 from France along the Danube to Constanta, E 3 from Spain via Mount Kom to Emine and Eurovelo 13 - The Iron Curtain Road from Norway to Rezovo.
• The transition will be marked by fresh spring weather, the final chords of bird migration, the timid leafing of the forest and the cool sea breeze.

The Black Sea Route Epic will start in Visina, Tucea Region, Romania, pass through the cities of Varna and Burgas in Bulgaria and finish at Rezovo village on the Turkish-Bulgarian border, the final spot on the Iron Curtain Trail Eurovelo 13. The tour is dominated by coastal lands and beaches. We are riding on dirt, cobblestone or sandy roads, marked and unknown tourist trails with as few paved sections as possible through urban areas.

Invaders, predators, barbarians – the Vikings are often portrayed as one-dimensional warriors whose achievements include little more than plundering and raiding. But from where did the Vikings originate? In 793, terror descended on the coast of Northumbria as armed raiders attacked the defenceless monastery of St Cuthbert on Lindisfarne. The terrified monks watched helplessly as the invaders made off with a haul of treasure and a clutch of captives. It was the first recorded raid by the Vikings, seaborne pirates from Scandinavia who would prey on coastal communities in north-western Europe for more than two centuries and create for themselves a reputation as fierce and pitiless warriors. We will journey into their heartland.

Building into the Odyssey we roll out of Copenhagen, against the flow of commuters of which 50% travel by bike. Leaving the Michelin Star capital of the world (which of course we will experience) we ride towards UNESCO Roskilde, home of Viking longships and gateway to the Isefjord where charming villages dot meadows that gently roll down to the lake. Crossing to one of Europe's cultural hubs Aarhus, we continue our journey which grows each day in ambition - Denmark is the flat cycling king of Europe and we will enjoy this tempo - knowing that ahead, once we cross the Kattegat (North Sea) the terrain will change. The Vikings raided all of Europe from these lands and their remnants are everywhere to be seen from shipyards to burial grounds, to Viking villages - we will travel with history as we board our own vessel to cross to Norway!

Landing in Kristiansand we know we have changed land formations as the hills grow and the waterfalls gush around us. We skirt the North Sea, via the amazing Under - a restaurant literally under the sea! Heading north we descend the 27 switchbacks of Lysebotn - this is a road that needs to be seen to be believed. Hitting the Lysefjord we take the breathtaking hike to Preikestolen - a rock lookout hanging out above the fjord - a terrifying sight, especially when tourists line the edges! We end our Stage 1 journey sailing into Bergen - as Vikings did centuries ago - it makes the perfect changeover point with its smorgasbord of restaurants, museums and heritage waterfront.

Stage 2 and the fjord expedition begins in earnest! With, of course, the best of rewards - epic roads, views and scenery, great hotels, restaurants and experiences. The Fjords of Norway are some of the most dramatic landforms on earth which makes this region a genuine marvel for road cyclists. Many are World Heritage listed and we ride along the best of them springboarding from one sparkling waterway to the next over amazing switchbacked roads past roaring waterfalls and pretty villages. Our journey begins as we boat along our first stage 2 fjord out of Bergen, heading east along the Hardangerfjord where we jump on our bikes. You'll have to concentrate hard as the views are spectacular! From Viking-built churches to cycling under the Skjervsfossen waterfalls, these are great riding days. At adventure capital Voss, we turn north boarding a boat to bridge the kilometre-deep spectacular Sognefjord heading into the Sognefjellet Mountains. The snowy peaks grow as we head to Grotti (which is very much not!) where we take you on a little diversion into our favourite local corner of this epic cycling region - see highlights below. Then back on the road the Dalsnibba and Geirangerfjord await - amazing scenery and must-sees in Norway - one of many on just this day on the bike as the Trollstigen 'Troll's path' lies ahead! Known as Norway's Alpe d'Huez we will ride down it (and back up if you are super keen!) before finishing our epic journey along the Atlantic Ocean road to beautiful Alesund.

Starting in Dubbo, riders head south to Wellington, passing through the quiet village of Geurie, with its friendly locals and classic country bakery. Continuing onwards, the route traverses open farmland and gentle hills to Gulgong, a historic gold rush town where you can explore the Gulgong Pioneer Museum and quaint heritage streets. Expect scenic views of wheat fields and woodlands, perfect for spotting native wildlife.

The journey from Dunedoo to Mendooran follows more undulating terrain, with stretches of bushland providing shade and opportunities for birdwatching. Mendooran itself is a quiet spot ideal for a relaxing arvo at the local pub. The next leg to Ballimore takes you through classic outback scenery, and the final day back to Dubbo via Wongarbon offers a gentle finish through open plains and small villages.

The best time to tackle this ride is during autumn (March to May) or spring (September to November), when temperatures are mild and the countryside is lush. Summer can be quite hot and dry, while winter brings chilly mornings and occasional frosts. Along the way, you'll find plenty of Aussie hospitality, ample chances to stop at local cafes and country pubs, and beautiful scenery that’s quintessentially NSW.

The terrain throughout is a combination of smooth bitumen and well-maintained gravel roads, making it suitable for touring bikes with wider tyres.

Starting in the Jewel of the Balkan Crown’ City of Dubrovnik we head south to the world famous Kotor Bay in Montenegro and onwards to Shkoder, known as the ‘Cycle City’ in Northern Albania. When you arrive you’ll know why! The bells ring here like the bicycles in Beijing! You have a day off and we miss cycling through the bustle of Tirana although you can opt to stop here for a few hours to explore the sights of Albania’s capital city. We stay over in Elbasan and you cycle across the border to the breath-taking beauty of Ohrid in North Macedonia. TWe head east through Bitola and Veles where you spend the night. In the morning it’s a short bus ride to Kochani to cycle over the mountain across the border at Delchevo into Bulgaria. From the University city of Blagoevgrad we then take you to the ski resort of Bansko at the foot of the Pirin Mountains. We breathe out here then head south freewheeling to the beach in Greece with a worthwhile detour to a ‘tour within a tour’ trip round the island of Thassos … from whence we make our last ride east across the Nestos Delta via Komotini and Alexandroupoli into Turkey and down the western side of the Dardanelles Strait ferrying to Cannakale then heading east to Can before taking a bus to bandirma to cross the Sea of Marmara by ferry to Istanbul, the historical bustling ‘gateway to the east’.

It is an exciting journey in this enthralling part of the world. Much of which is emerging slowly enough as tourist destinations so as to continue to retain much of the natural beauty, uniqueness and charm of the countryside and villages.

Highlights

• Kotor Bay and The Serpentine Climb in Montenegro
• Views from hotel in Shkoder and the hills in the north of Albania
• The beautiful Lake Ohrid in North Macedonia
• The Ciflik Winery in Bitola
• The Climb from Delchevo to the Bulgarian Border crossing
• The mountain town of Bansko in Bulgaria
• The freewheel down the River Mesta towards the Greek Border and into Gotse Delchev
• Thassos Island
• The ride through the Nestos Delta in Thrace national Park in Northeastern Greece
• Crossing the Turkish Border
• The Ancient City of Troy in Canakkale
• Crossing from ;The East' to 'The West' then 'West' to 'East' by ferry on our final day in Gelibolu (Gallipoli)
• Our hotel with its terrace overlooking Topkapi Palace in Istanbul

The first 6 days are the toughest from Dubrovnik to Ohrid with an average of 99 km and 1,877 metres of climbing per day.
The 11 days from Ohrid to Istanbul (Bus and ferry transfer to Istanbul from Gelibolu) average 96 km and 987 metres of climbing per day

This tour is characterized by a wide variation in landscapes. All the ingredients a good bike & barge tour needs to explore these interesting regions.

With departure from Paris ‘the City of Lights’ you’ll cycle along World War I battle fields and memorials in the Somme valley, the Chateau de Chantilly and its art gallery the Musée Condé that houses one of the finest collections of paintings in France.

Cycling in Belgium will be a beautiful discovery tour, history in medieval Ghent, tapestry in Oudenaarde, Vincent van Gogh’s heritage, a nice Belgium beer at end of your daily cycling tour with your final destination of magnificent Bruges.

The cycling tours go over gently forested undulations and across open farm land, along the rivers Scheldt, Somme, Oise andSeine; the Belgian-French border also appears to be more or less the watershed between the river basins of Scheldt and Seine.

This tour is offered exclusively with electric bikes.

We advise you to come to Paris one or more days earlier, so that you will have plenty of time to discover the ‘City of Lights’.

Highlights

• Cruising the river Seine leaving Paris
• Follow Vincent Van Gogh’s last footsteps in Auvers-sur-Oise
• Be ready to be amazed in the Musée Condé
• Biking country lanes past castles and abbeys
• Wander around Medieval towns in Belgium

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Our self-powered caravan begins in Beijing, China, the political and cultural centre of China and crosses mysterious lands, fiery deserts, and forbidding mountains. Almost 15 weeks later riders will arrive in Istanbul, the majestic capital of Byzantium, the Roman Empire, the Ottomans and now the Republic of Turkey. The route follows the Silk Road northwest before dropping back south in Central Asia. Included are visits to destinations definitely off the beaten track - the Pamir Highway in Tajikistan where riders will climb to over 4600 meters and cycle across the 'Roof of the World' and distant Mongolia, where riders will cycle along ancient trading routes through the vast steppes and meet the country's nomadic people, experiencing their age-old traditions.

Silk Route participants will ride to the mystical Central Asian cities of Samarkand and Bukhara and camp amongst the stunning meadows, rivers and peaks of Kyrgyzstan. There are points where quietness pervades and where the original travellers of the Silk Route seem to be just beyond the next hill, beckoning cyclists further along this arduous trek. Time and time again, riders will be amazed at the layers of history emerging from the sand, shake their heads at all that has been lost and take heart from all that is being preserved and created. Each group of Silk Route riders will be enriched by an intricate knowledge of ancient lands crossed and the inspiration that comes from sharing a grand adventure with new friends and fellow nomads.

Highlights

• Mongolian Steppes
• Pamir Highway
• Historic Silk Road cities
• Istanbul

On this tour, you will ride through the breath-taking landscape of Bordeaux and St Emilion “grands crus” vineyards before reaching the old villages and medieval chateaux of the Dordogne area, also famous for its outstanding gastronomy. Along the way you will have the chance to bike near the beautiful Dordogne River with its many bends and curves, sample the local delicacies of the town of Sarlat, and see the unique and beautiful town of Les Eyzies where many houses were built right into the side of a mountain! This trip is not to be missed for history and gastronomy lovers.

Highlights

• Biking the bends and curves of the picturesque Dordogne River
• Toasting the heritage of Bordeaux with a local wine
• Riding through the vineyards of Monbazillac as its majestic chateau comes into view
• Discovering some human prehistory at Les Eyzies and Lascaux
• Sampling delicious truffles and foie gras in the local market

Our cycling holidays are small scale, with no more than 8 bikers, so we are able to give you an individual personalised service, thus making sure you get the best experience possible cycling in Provence, France.

We live here all year round, so we have lots of local knowledge. And we use this to guide you along quiet, beautiful backroads, that will take you through picturesque landscapes, some beautiful lavender fields and on to the best sights; whether it be to an unknown pretty stone village, a favourite local restaurant, an authentic farmers' market or renowned vineyard.

Our Provence bike trips from our our 17th Century farmhouse in Coustellet are self-guided and flexible. And we are always happy to help you choose the right ride, distance and level of difficulty to suit you on a daily basis. And you ride at your pace, after all these are your cycling holidays!

And you'll use our quality, new Trek hybrid bikes & the latest, easy to use, stress-free Garmin GPS systems, preprogrammed with all of our most popular rides, for all levels.

We have been running our single base Provence bike trips for the last 13 years, and have had a 5* rating on Tripadvisor for all of that time, along with a 100% recommendation rate.

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I loved this tour - Neil and Nat are so flexible and accommodating and the location is magical. Read my account at 'My Week in Provence'.
Bruce (CTG Editor)

Dubai also hosts many top sporting events and offers attractions for passionate athletes. The United Emirates is an excellent destination for cycling, with everything from 200 km hilly routes to very long and challenging climbs. Here you can ride safely on wide cycle paths designed for road cycling training. Local cycling community organizes weekly races as well as Gran Fondos. Cycling in the Arab Emirates will surprise and delight you, and the beautiful beaches of this area are the perfect the place to relax after training. And after that? You will be in Dubai, a city that offers many entertainments! So this winter let's train in the warm United Emirates!

Highlights

• Ride among dunes and antelopes in Al Qudra
• Climb for more than 40 km to reach the 1.600 meter asl in Jebel Al Jais
• Ride your bicycle in the Yas Marina Abu Dhabi Formula 1 circuit

This 8-day cycling tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the stunning landscapes and rich history of Albania's southern coast. Starting in Vlora, you'll embark on a challenging yet rewarding journey that includes iconic climbs, picturesque villages, and historic sites.

Highlights:

• Llogara Pass: Conquer this challenging climb, rewarded with breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea.
• Dhërmi and Himarë: Discover these charming coastal villages, known for their beautiful beaches and traditional architecture.
• Sarandë: Explore this vibrant city, offering a mix of ancient history and modern amenities.
• Gjirokastër: Immerse yourself in the history of this UNESCO World Heritage city, famous for its Ottoman architecture and castle.
• Përmet: Relax in the rejuvenating thermal springs of this historic town.

Participants should be in good physical condition and have experience cycling in hilly terrain. The tour is suitable for cyclists of all levels, with options for shorter or easier routes.
Total Distance: 235 miles (378 kilometers) | Total Climbing: 15,615 feet (4,760 meters)

This cycling tour offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and history of Albania's southern coast. With its challenging climbs, stunning scenery, and cultural immersion, this tour is sure to create unforgettable memories.

Arrive in Gourdon and meet Cliff for the “meet’n’greet”. Cliff will then give you your bikes and all other necessary equipment, run through the tour details and answer any questions you may have.

Cycle to the stunning Rocamadour. Explore the “Gouffre de Padirac”, Loubressac and several other delightful villages along the way. Pedal to La-Roque-Gageac set in the heart of the Périgord Noir, surrounded by awe-inspiring châteaux. Continue on to Les Eyzies and the famous prehistoric sites of the Vézère Valley.

Wind your way along beautiful country lanes to Monpazier and visit wonderful Cadouin and Château-Biron. The route back to Gourdon takes you through some remarkable countryside – a wonderful way to end your holiday!

Alternative itineraries of 7, 9 or 11 days - your choice.

Our self-guided tours are extremely flexible. Once we know your preferred start date and choice of tour, leave everything else up to us.

• Imagine yourself in authentic France enjoying delicious food and fine wines…
• Cycle through spectacular scenery, exploring pretty villages & impressive châteaux…
• Be welcomed at carefully chosen, family-run hotels each day…
• Revel in a holiday that will excite & delight…
• Savour a memory that will last forever…

Discover Korea on 2 wheels riding along the country`s most famous bicycle route!
Our Seoul to Busan cycling holiday is 7 days of riding but a 9-day guided tour experience!

The package begins with an afternoon Ebike tour, orientation and fitting and a comfortable night at the Silla stay hotel in Seoul.

All meals, drinks, accommodation and transfers are included in the package from this point.

We ride 70-90km per day with regular stops to enjoy sites of interest and connect with the people of Korea. Along the way we see the hidden beauty of Korea, dine on a mushroom farm, create our own Korean paper, visit ancient temples and shrines, go for karaoke, and much more.. We eat Koreas most famous foods , go to a private Korean spa, and experience epic views at the right time of the day. Our accommodation varies from 4 star hotels to luxury B&Bs, traditional Hanoks even a cycling motel! Most importantly, they all have a fun and unique character in common and offer comfort at the end of our cycling days.

A support car is present at all times for luggage transfers, refreshments, cycling assistance and emergency. Tour ends with a celebration night near the beach in Busan and a day of exploring the second biggest city of Korea followed by KTX back to Seoul.

The level of this cycling holiday is easy-going. No major mountains (but a few punchy hills!) and the elevation is overall down hill!
With over 550km of cycling, this cycling holiday is a big challenge! A challenge we take on together!

Han River represents Seoul and Gyeonggi Province, South Han River represents Gangwon Province and Chungcheong Province, Nakdong River represents Gyeongsang Province, and Geum River represents Chungcheong Province, and Youngsan River represents Jeolla Province.After 4 Big River restoration construction, Korean government built the bike road next to 4 Big rivers, so now bike riders can cross all over Korea through 4 River Bike Road.

The most famous 4 River Bike Road is Han River Bike Road(209km), Saejae Bike Road(100km), and Nakdong River Bike road(324km), and we can ride bike between Seoul and Busan. It's approximately 640km.STB Bike Tour will be challenging for yourself, and also it would be fun and unforgettable experience to you.

STB(Seoul to Busan) Bike Tour is designed to discover whole South Korea on two wheels. While adventurers ride bikes everywhere in South Korea from Seoul to Busan as passing Seoul, Gyeonggi Do, Gangwon Do, Chungcheong Do, Gyeongsang Do, and Busan, the travelers will meet lots of locals and very unique Korean local cultures which are real face of South Korea. Time to ride bikes to discover South Korea.

The trans-African crossing from Cairo to Cape Town has long been one of the world’s epic journeys and an iconic goal for global adventurers. Over the years this quest has inspired many to attempt to complete the route and in 2003, we decided to tackle it by bicycle. Our Tour d’Afrique Cycling Expedition is a unique test of mind and body, that will ultimately reward riders with an intense feeling of personal satisfaction and accomplishment.

Our flagship expedition crosses Africa from north to south. Each year the route changes to adapt to changing political and environmental realities and to give riders the best experience possible. As riders pedal along the Nile past ancient temples before flying to Nairobi, Kenya to continue the journey southwards. The cyclists spin past legendary Mount Kilimanjaro and Lake Malawi and stop to admire the incredible power of Victoria Falls. Finally, the track follows the edge of the magnificent Kalahari desert, past the towering red dunes of Namibia and finishes in the shadow of Table Mountain in beautiful Cape Town, South Africa.

Highlights

• Ancient Egypt's most famous sites
• Experience the Serengeti
• Mosi oa Tunya (Victoria Falls)
• Namibia's stunning desert landscapes

We’ll cycle from Jenin in the north to Hebron in the south; then onward to the golden city of Jerusalem. Come and join us. We welcome people of all religions and political persuasions; Christian, Jew, Muslim and atheist. From teens to 70 year old veterans. We are a truly mixed bag of cyclists. We ride to experience and educate ourselves in this little understood region

Bike Palestine will offer the chance to experience the cultural and religious diversity of this fascinating country. Secure and easy cycling in an enchanted landscape rich in history. We will collect you from Jerusalem, a short bus ride from Tel Aviv airport, and take you to your hotel in Jenin.

The hospitality, laid on by my colleagues at the Siraj Center, is second to none. 3 enticing meals a day of outstanding Middle-Eastern fare- and you’ll get to stay in the very best hotels. Your bike, helmet and high-visibility jacket will be provided- although you can bring any of these items with you if you wish. There is always a support vehicle ready to take you on board should you flag- and a plentiful supply of bottled water.

This is an adventure holiday in one of the most beautiful places on Earth. You’ll enjoy the cycling, the food, the guided tours, the hospitality of the people and the warm Palestinian Sun.

In the evenings you’ll have a chance to chill-out in your hotel or at a nearby coffee shop or bar. You’ll get a chance to shop in one the many souks- picking up local fabrics or exotic Palestinian spices. Each day there will be guided tour of the historic city-centres we visit and a lecture from one of the local historians.

Highlights

• Nablus
• Taybeh
• Nabi Musa and Jericho
• The Jerusalem Wilderness
• Monastery of Mar Saba
• Bethlehem

The tour brings in a little money for cash-strapped Palestine; not just the cost of the tour but what the riders spend in shops and cafes. The guides, the hotels, the restaurants all benefit.

This superb race in the sun the Volta ao Algarve as become an important early season race for the best professional cyclists in the world. Expect a star studded field in 2026 to match last years line up of Jonas Vingegaard, Primoz Roglic, Geraint Thomas, Joao Almeida, Wout van Aert, Julian Alaphilippe, plus many more. Make this your perfect start to the year with a visit to Portugal and enjoy all the spectacle of this fantastic race in the Algarve. An event not to be missed with this amazing cycling week in Europe this February.

The Volta ao Algarve is the only Portuguese stage race on the UCI Pro Series circuit, with the race route exploring the Algarve in the south of Portugal.
The format of the race is similar each year, and includes a time trial, challenging mountains of the Serra de Monchique and Serra do Caldeirao ranges, and sprint stages. Some thing for everyone and the ideal all-round test for the professional cycling peloton.
The 52nd edition of the Volta ao Algarve Tour consists of 5 stages and will cover 745 kilometers and have an elevation gain of 11,795 meters.
Each year the Volta route includes quiet cycling roads we’ve been exploring for many years.
Bike race tours are more enjoyable when you Unpack Once, Ride Everyday with this small group bike race tour cycling vacation. With an exciting variety of contrasting stages on offer, join the action live and enjoy a selection of superb, tailored rides to suit all abilities.

Highlights:

• Get close to your favourite superstars of professional cycling in a relaxed environment
• Europe’s hidden cycling secret, the Algarve ‘Rocha Praia Mar’ – cliffs, beaches, ocean
• Get your cycling season off to a flying start with kilometers / miles in the sun!
• Great cafe stops during the tour at unique Algarve towns & villages; Silves, Monchique, Portimao, Lagos, Alte, Tavira, and Albufeira.
• Spectacular rides of the natural Algarve including the challenging mountains of the Serra de Monchique and Serra do Caldeirao.
• Insight to stage race action live from the roadside each day with stage starts, sprint finishes, mountain action, time trial power.
• Amazing Algarve, friendly Portugal, superb cycling & great local food!

Frasers’ Hill is a mountain village located at about 1500m above sea level in the state of Pahang, Peninsular Malaysia.  She is well-known as a highland rainforest with great collection of birds species.  It was developed as a British colonial hill resort with majority of its buildings featuring mock Tudor-style architecture.

Our Frasers’ Hill Cycling itinerary takes you from Kuala Kubu Bahru at the foothills, up to the iconic Frasers’ Clock Tower at the old English village square.  The total ascend is about 1200m over 39km of twisty mountainous roads. 
After taking a quick replenish & rest at the summit, we will descend down towards Bentong for late lunch before continuing cycling towards Janda Baik, a quaint town about 30km from Bentong.  The finale of the trip is the 11km climb up to French-themed castle alike resort of Colmar Tropicale nestled 600m on top of Bukit Tinggi or Berjaya Hills.

Highlights:

• Quiet mountainous roads
• One of the best road cycling routes in Malaysia
• Highland rainforest offering fresh cool air along the journey

Come with us on our first Epic that drifted away from pavement in favor of dirt roads through stunning landscapes.

It won’t take long to realize that “The Divide” simply isn’t enough — this trip’s greatness is on display from the first pedal stroke. Grab your knobbies, throw your gear in the support van, and prepare for nine unloaded weeks of day after day epic riding and even better views.

Outside Magazine included the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route on its list of “The Best Backcountry Adventure Trips in America” and you’ll get the opportunity to ride every mile!

Our great adventure begins in the mountain town of Whitefish, Montana, among the towering pines and glacial valleys of the Crown of the Continent. Sixty-five days later, we’ll ride into Antelope Wells, New Mexico, in the wide-open high desert along one of the loneliest stretches of the U.S./Mexico border. In between, some of the wildest Rocky Mountains await.

So throw your gear in the van, pack a bigger memory card, and get ready for an unloaded ride that will show off some of the continent’s most astonishing scenery (and secluded cycling) along the way.

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Be aware that this tour has tough terrain, mixed surfaces, rugged backcountry, bears, mountains and hills, high elevation, variable weather, and multiple climate zones sustained over a long duration. It’s important to be physically, and mentally, prepared for this epic adventure.

Elevation Warning: This tour reaches high elevations, with the potential to cause acute mountain sickness. Please be advised and call us if you have concerns or questions about the difficulty or elevation of this tour.

The ride is now part of an all-inclusive vacation package. Cyclists can come with their non cycling friends, families and spouse . Rides are usually finished before midday, so there is lots of time in the afternoon to have fun in the resort or go exploring with your non cycling companions.

We will have 3 distance choices and a minimum of 2 pace level groups.

Our stops are well planned so as to ensure everyone experiences the real Jamaica: we may stop at local food  and fruit stalls or visit with simple local places.  

Our ride routes are subject to change so please don't get geeky on us. Be flexible and adjust accordingly.

What is so very unique about our ride is the customized service provided by the guides and  the fact that this is an escorted ride so NO ONE IS EVER ALONE ON THE ROAD BY THEMSELVES ! Ever!  Our rides are group rides -we ride two abreast, peloton  style!. The ride caters to ALL pace levels and we keep each pace group together with the help of our pro cyclists who assist those who face challenges, to stay with their group.

After the ride you have the option to do sightseeing tours whether it be climbing  a 600ft waterfalls or watching your  body glow in luminescent waters, there is so much to  see and  do here.

The Jamaican people are warm and genuinely  friendly.  You'll get to meet them up close and in their real world!

There is time in the afternoons to meet up with fellow cyclists,  spouses and friends to explore the island's beaches, restaurants and  attractions or to take in a massage or visit a spa.