Top bike tours in 2025

After meeting in Albury, you’ll travel to Corryong, your scenic tour base. Explore charming towns, ride along picturesque trails like the Biggara and Thowgla Valleys, and enjoy delicious local cuisine.

Highlights include the Tumbarumba Rosewood Rail Trail, breathtaking lookouts, and the exhilarating High Country Rail Trail, finishing at Bonegilla. With comfortable accommodation, e-bike options, and seamless transport support, this tour blends cycling, nature, and regional hospitality for an unforgettable experience.

Join us for an incredible journey through some of Australia’s most beautiful landscapes—where every pedal stroke brings new discoveries!

This guided cycling tour is perfect for adults who enjoy friendly, social rides and want to experience the natural beauty and charm of the upper Murray River region. If you’re captivated by winding rivers, sweeping hilltop views, and the historic allure of rail trails, this adventure is sure to delight.

Along the way, you’ll have the chance to savour local wines and fresh regional produce. Whether you appreciate nature, have an interest in history, or simply love discovering new experiences, this tour invites you to connect with fellow adventurers, and immerse yourself in a unique landscape.

If you’re seeking a relaxed, fully supported cycling experience where every detail is taken care of - so you can focus on the scenery, the stories, and the camaraderie - this tour is designed just for you.

Ninety five percent of our riding will be on sealed bitumen roads. Our last day on the High Country Rail Trail will be mostly fine gravel, with some sealed bitumen sections.

This self-guided loop of the Central West Cycle Trail starts and finishes in Dubbo, following quiet backroads through rural New South Wales. Riders head south to Wellington via Geurie and its classic country bakery, then cross open farmland and gentle hills to the historic gold rush town of Gulgong, with its Pioneer Museum and heritage streets.

From Dunedoo the route becomes more undulating, with shaded bushland stretches ideal for birdwatching, before a relaxed arvo at the pub in Mendooran. The next leg reaches Ballimore, and the final day returns to Dubbo via Wongarbon across open plains and small villages.

The tour is run by Mick and Kerrie Cooper, who know the trail intimately. They handle accommodation bookings, luggage transfers, navigation and back-up transport, and can book farm morning teas and a whisky distillery tasting along the way. A fully supported version is also available.

Highlights:

• Classic country bakery and friendly locals at Geurie
• Historic gold rush town of Gulgong, its Pioneer Museum and heritage streets
• Farm homestead morning teas and a whisky distillery tasting en route
• Bushland birdwatching between Dunedoo and Mendooran
• Wheat fields, woodlands and native wildlife spotting
• Country pubs, cafes and genuine Aussie hospitality

Surface and terrain:
Smooth bitumen and well-maintained gravel roads, suited to touring bikes with wider tyres. Open farmland and gentle hills, becoming more undulating between Dunedoo and Mendooran, with a gentle finish across open plains.

Weather:
Best in autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November), when temperatures are mild and the countryside lush. Summer can be hot and dry; winter brings chilly mornings and occasional frosts.

Suitable for:
Moderately fit riders comfortable with around 60 km a day on mixed sealed and gravel roads, who enjoy country towns, pubs and rural scenery. Well suited to groups of friends.

Embark on an exciting 8-day/7 nights/6 days cycling Japan Cycling Adventure that encompasses 6 days of invigorating cycling and unique cultural experiences along the way. Experience the beauty of Japan as you pedal through picturesque landscapes, covering an average of 50km per day. Throughout the journey, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the charm of 6 different cities.

Explore a variety of cycle-friendly accommodation in each city, ranging from traditional Japanese Ryokans and ancient temples to modern western-style hotels, carefully handpicked for their hospitality and uniqueness. These local gems offer complimentary breakfast and ensure secure bike storage during your stay. Many locations boast the indulgence of hotel hot springs (Onsens), where you can unwind, immersing yourself in an ancient tradition after a day of cycling. Embrace the perfect blend of comfort and cultural experiences throughout your cycling journey!

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

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.

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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

Our guides will take you on a full-day bicycle tour through the winding alleyways, and gorgeous plazas that served as a backdrop to some of the most pivotal moments in Spanish history. The tour starts at our office in Madrid. From there we’ll drive to Toledo, and cycle along the Tagus river towards the city. Once inside its medieval walls, we’ll be stopping to see the fortresses, cathedrals, synagogues, and museums.

A three-course lunch is optional after which, we’ll continue seeing some more of the city. Before heading back to Madrid, we make one final stop at the Parador hotel and enjoy a well-earned drink, taking in the spectacular views from its dazzling roof terrace.

This route takes you from Coolah, through charming Binnaway, and into the vibrant town of Coonabarabran, known as the gateway to the Warrumbungle National Park. The park itself offers stunning vistas, rugged landscapes, and challenging trails for keen cyclists. Continuing on to Tooraweenah, riders can enjoy a blend of scenic beauty and local hospitality. This trail is perfect for those seeking adventure and the chance to immerse themselves in the unique natural wonders of New South Wales.

5 km outside of Nice you find the former fishing village Villefranche-sur-Mer.  Villefranche-sur-Mer attracts people from all over the world to visit the picturesque streets, the beautiful bay and wide sand beaches. Framing the bay you find Cap-Ferrat.

We meet in central Nice from where we start by going via the Promenade des Anglais. We pass the harbour and climb the ocean road in an easy pace. It starts with a 2 km uphill to Mont-Boron, but we go in an easy pace. You will be rewarded with a magnificent view in Mont Boron of the bays towards Nice and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat!

When we reach Villefranche, we stop in the old town for you to walk around and perhaps buy a snack or coffee. We can visit the old habour and the magnificent beach front.

From Villefranche, we climb to the main road again to go 2 km further on the road from Nice to make a round-trip at Cap-Ferrat.

The cap is known for glamourous villas, e.g. Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild. We make stops to enjoy beautiful sceneries of the views to Nice, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Eze. As we reach the lighthouse , we get off the bikes to discover the scenic rocks surronding it.

At this point of the trip, you make feel like making a stop in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat for a drink, before we make our way back to Nice.

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 e-bike 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!

One of Australia's great bike challenges, tracing a trail Gulf-to-Gulf across the heart of our amazing continent.

These ancient lands reflect the heritage of Australia's First Peoples who lived out there admirably well - and the courage, tragedies and successes of European explorers like the famed but unfortunate Burke and Wills - and the settlers who forged their existence in what was, for them, a land of unforgiving remoteness.

The ride can be considered to have 4 stages, each about one week:

• Week One explores the majestic Flinders Ranges to reach the desert railhead of Marree.
• Week Two traverses the legendary Birdsville Track.
• Week Three rolls across Queensland's vast Channel Country to Mt Isa.
• Week Four rides the Gulf Country to Normanton and Karumba.

The most recent rides took place with 20-24 riders. Ages ranged from 30s to 70s with the median age in the early-60s.

Outbike's first G2G event was in 2005.

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

Danube Waltz combines cycling and river cruising on a round trip from Passau, the "Bavarian Venice", into the heart of the glamorous former Austro-Hungarian (K+K) monarchy. Over eight days, riders visit three of Europe's most charming capitals: Vienna, the metropolis of the waltz; Bratislava, the historic coronation city; and Budapest, the "Paris of the East". The route crosses four countries, linking cobblestoned old towns, baroque palaces and some of the most celebrated riverside landscapes in Europe.

Daily rides are short and easy, following the Danube Cycle Path through the romantic Schlögen Loop, where cosy cider taverns and Austria's only Trappist monastery at Engelhartszell invite a stop. The route then follows the former Iron Curtain past the terraced gardens of Schloss Hof to Bratislava, and continues through the gently rolling "Hungarian Wachau" of the Danube Bend to Esztergom and Hungary's largest basilica. After a rest day in Vienna, with optional city tours and a waltz and operetta concert at Schönbrunn Palace, the final stage winds through the UNESCO-listed Wachau Valley, past Dürnstein's ruined castle, apricot orchards, vineyards and the magnificent Benedictine Abbey of Melk.

Accommodation is aboard one of two premium river ships, MV Vivienne or MV Lisabelle. The ship moves each night, so there is no daily packing. Full board, a gala dinner and onboard entertainment are included, and riders wanting a day off can simply stay aboard. The tour runs self-guided with app navigation, or guided in small groups on selected MV Vivienne dates.

Highlights:

• Passau, at the meeting point of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers
• The Schlögen Loop ("Great Loop"), with cider tavern stops and Austria's only Trappist monastery at Engelhartszell
• Cycling the former Iron Curtain past Schloss Hof to Bratislava
• The Hungarian Danube Bend, Vác and Esztergom Basilica
• A rest day in Vienna, with optional city tours and a Schönbrunn Palace concert
• The UNESCO-listed Wachau Valley, Dürnstein and Melk Abbey

Surface and terrain:
The route is mostly paved Danube cycle path with only slight gradients (Level 1, easy). The Wachau stage is gently hilly.

Suitable for:
Beginners, families and less experienced riders wanting short, easy daily rides with plenty of sightseeing, onboard comfort and the option to skip days.

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Jeju Island is Korea's volcanic island which is egg-shaped and located far southern part of South Korea. So it has many beautiful white beaches along the coastal line. Jeju Island is famous for its emerald color of the ocean and exotic scenery of tropical climate. But the best reason why Jeju Island is beloved by Korean riders is its 'Fantastic Bike Trail' along the ocean. Jeju Island built this safe and well paved bike path around the island as expecting bike travelers to enjoy bike riding so this 'Fantastic Bike Trail' leads bike travelers literally everywhere in Jeju Island so that bike travelers discover more and more of Jeju Island. Please come to Jeju Island and ride together. Oh and don't forget about amazing Jeju Island's sea food selection.

This tour follows the River Ebro, the longest in Spain, from its source in the Cantabrian Mountains down to the vineyards of La Rioja. After a transfer to Campoo, riders pass green mountain pastures, the Ebro Reservoir and the Monastery of Montesclaros before reaching Polientes, with a longer option circumnavigating the reservoir.

The route continues through the open Valderredible valley, past Romanesque and rock-carved churches, into a deepening canyon where eagles and vultures soar overhead, and the fairytale village of Orbaneja del Castillo. Further on, a huge river bend leads to Medina de Pomar's old Jewish quarter, with an optional detour to the rock-bridge village of Puentedey, then on to the castle village of Frías.

The final stages pass through more dramatic canyons and reservoir shores to reach Haro and the walled medieval village of Laguardia, both at the heart of Rioja wine country.

Highlights:

• Ebro Reservoir shores and the Monastery of Montesclaros in the Cantabrian Mountains
• Romanesque and rock-carved churches of the Valderredible valley
• Fairytale village of Orbaneja del Castillo, with cascades running through it
• Dramatic river canyons, with an optional detour to the natural rock-bridge village of Puentedey
• Castle village of Frías and the old Jewish quarter of Medina de Pomar
• Wine-producing villages of Haro and Laguardia in La Rioja

Surface and terrain:
Generally easy to intermediate cycling following the Ebro downstream, rated "average intermediate." Some climbing on days the route moves away from the river. Daily distances 25-62 km, with shorter/longer options on Days 2 and 7. Carbon road, trekking, e-road and e-hybrid bikes offered.

Suitable for:
Self-guided cyclists comfortable with intermediate terrain and occasional climbing away from the river, daily distances up to 62 km (shorter route options available on two days).

Each day you'll cycle approximately 75km (~35km before and after lunch), interacting with Malaysia and Thailand first-hand, enjoying the fabulous local food, seeing sides to these countries that are the privilege of the bicycle saddle. When the cycling is over you will see enjoy some of Asia's very best beaches, soak in hot springs and enjoy secret out-of-the-way places.

At the end, you'll not only have had a sublime active holiday, but you can boast of a brilliant achievement - cycling from Langkawi to Krabi! The old categories of "Mad Dogs" and "Wild Cats" have been merged. The daily distances of approx 70-75km per day are enjoyable for experienced cyclists and challenging yet very much within reach of those who are new to cycling. ​ Given that you arrive the day before, and probably leave the day after, it's an eight-day adventure holiday, fitting into a week off work. We believe that this meticulously crafted, revamped itinerary is our best ride ever!

This is a scintillating and unique opportunity to experience a deeply personal interaction with Malaysia and Thailand – the people, the food, the landscape, the street life, the culture. You will have a privileged view of life in these countries, and support is always to hand when needed. The vehicle also available for those who have had enough cycling for the time being. At the end, you’ll come away with a great deal of pride, tons of stories and most likely many new friends.

Make a genuine coast to coast journey across the entire continent of South America from the Pacific to the Atlantic, linking 2 fantastic cities and 2 fantastic countries – Valparaiso in Chile and Buenos Aires in Argentina. Our route climbs from sea level and traverses the high passes of the dramatic Andes mountain range, lifting you nearly 4km skyward before descending all the way down the other side…

Our North Sumatra bike adventure is a must-do, but it's truly unforgettable when you visit the world's highest and deepest crater lake. Therefore, we start our exciting journey at Lake Toba on the magical island of Samosir. We continue our cycling tour and explore the Simalungun-Batak Royal Palace and the majestic Sipiso-Piso Waterfall before reaching Berastagi. There we dare a hike to the volcano Sibayak. We continue northwest through the dense jungle until after only two days we reach the "gateway" to Gunung Leuser National Park - BUKIT LAWANG. During a multi-day trekking tour through the national park, we have the opportunity to admire not only orangutans, but also numerous other fascinating animals of the rainforest. An adventurous rafting on the Bohorok River rounds off this exciting program and ensures unforgettable memories of our bike adventures.

Our bike tour in North Sumatra promises an active holiday full of exciting bike tours and unforgettable experiences. We'll explore the mesmerizing landscape by bike as we move from one highlight to the next. From the breathtaking beauty of Lake Toba to the fascinating Simalungun-Batak Royal Palace and the imposing Sipiso-Piso waterfall to the impressive Sibayak volcano - every leg of our journey is a true adventure. But that's not all! Our route continues through the mystical jungle until we reach the famous "Gateway" to Gunung Leuser National Park. A multi-day trekking tour awaits us here, during which we can not only experience the majestic orangutans, but also the diverse wildlife of the rainforest up close. And as the crowning glory, an exciting rafting tour on the wild Bohorok River awaits us, which will get the adrenaline pumping and leave us with unforgettable memories of our incomparable bike adventure.

With our unique bike adventures you will experience the fascinating beauty of nature and immerse yourself in the culture of this unique region. Book your bike tour today and experience an unforgettable journey full of trekking, bike tours by bus and exciting activities.

Highlights

• Bohorok River Rafting
• Bukit Lawang
• Gunung Leuser National Park
• Sinabung volcano
• Sibayak Volcano
• Karo Highland

This 14-day supported road tour takes riders from London to Barcelona across remarkably diverse landscapes. The journey opens on quiet Surrey lanes from Hampton Court to Portsmouth, followed by an overnight ferry to Caen in Normandy.

Through France, the route crosses four regions: Normandy's green farmland, the Loire Valley's vineyards and châteaux (crossing the river at Tours), the medieval villages and castles of Nouvelle Aquitaine, and the sun-baked countryside of Occitanie. A rest day is spent in the fortified UNESCO city of Carcassonne before the route climbs into the Pyrenean foothills.

The tour's centrepiece is the crossing into Spain via the 1,513 m Col d'Ares, a 52 km climb followed by a 32 km descent. From there, riders continue through Catalonia to Ripoll before a final day following the River Merlés into Barcelona, finishing on the city's dedicated cycleways at the Mediterranean.

They describe this as a challenging tour with several demanding climbing days, suited to riders who have trained specifically for the distance and elevation involved. A support van, tour leader and assistant accompany the group throughout, providing mechanical support, luggage transfer and refreshments en route.

Highlights:

• Overnight ferry crossing from Portsmouth to Caen
• Normandy farmland, Loire Valley châteaux and Dordogne countryside
• Rest day in the fortified UNESCO city of Carcassonne
• Crossing into Spain via the 1,513 m Col d'Ares (52 km climb, 32 km descent)
• Finish along Barcelona's dedicated cycleways to the Mediterranean

Surface and terrain:
Quiet country roads with some busier joining sections and town riding at the start and end of days. Well surfaced throughout, suitable for road bike tyres of 25 mm or more. Mountainous terrain through the Pyrenees.

Weather:
Runs in May. Average daily highs of 17-21°C, with daytime range up to 24°C. Generally sunny with low rainfall, though this varies between northern France and the coastal south.

Suitable for:
Classified as an "Avid" rider tour, for cyclists who are fit, experienced and specifically trained for long days and mountain climbing.