Ciclismo Classico

Ireland, a land that embraces the imagination with its breathtaking landscape, welcoming people and ancient heritage. Tour the countryside and immerse yourself in this magical blend. The rolling, never-ending, green hills meet the coast in an amazing blend of cliffs and rocky beaches. Experience eight days of heaven as you cycle on gently rolling paved roads through emerald fields, and along the coast to a variety of pub-filled, traditional Irish towns.

The scenery is calming at times, and can’t be replicated anywhere else in the world. Whether you’re riding to the Cliffs of Moher or exploring the Aran Islands, it is a sight to see! You’ll find yourself transported to another era as you wait for a farmer and their herd to cross.

The perfect bike trip for ocean lovers who want to explore New England at its finest!

Maine is an iconic place, full of rugged coastline and independent people earning their living from the sea. For hundreds of years, Maine has welcomed visitors from away. On the week-long bike tour, you will see the rugged coastline and meet the wonderful people of the state, and discover there is much more to Maine. You will discover fabulous cycling, charming Inns, ocean breezes, and Maine’s robust farm-to-table food scene. From the quintessential small town of Rockland with its assortment of glorious harbor views, fabulous food, and charming downtown, to the unique idyllic town of Camden, where the mountains meet the sea, through the vibrant island of Islesboro! The perfect bike trip for those who love riding along the coast of these beautiful areas of New England.

Highlights

• Experience a variety of fresh Maine seafood
• Explore the charming towns of Camden and Rockland
• Cycle through coastal hills with ocean views
• Spend a day on the vibrant island of Islesboro

From the Renaissance city of Florence to the pristine beaches of Elba, Tuscany’s cultural wealth and natural beauty are incredibly rich and varied. We begin south-east of Florence cycling on the Setteponti Road for a couple of days among infinite olive groves. From there we’ll pedal through the vineyards of the hilltowns of Chianti, and through the twisting streets of Siena. Strolling Siena’s narrow maze of cobblestone walkways is an amazing architectural journey, and the view from Siena’s famous tower will make your head spin! From Siena we travel through dramatic landscapes to Volterra.

Our tour finishes on the enchanting island of Elba. One of the most beautiful islands in Italy, Elba has been recognized for centuries for its elusive beaches, warm crystal waters, mountain vistas, and tranquil villages. We’ll park our bikes, dive into the warm blue waters, and discover why Napoleon chose to exile to this humble paradise.

What better way to treat the family and experience all things Provençal than on a bike tour through this quintessential region of France. Spend your days cycling on quiet roads through fields of lavender, visiting historic villages, savoring the delightful aromas, and sampling the freshest of local products in the bustling outdoor markets. Begin your cycling vacation with a climb to the medieval village of Les Baux, perched on a picturesque hillside, and dotted with ancient castle ruins.

A visit to Provence is filled with sensory stimuli – feast your eyes on the stunning vineyard landscapes, delight your palate with plump olives, aromatic cheeses, and sumptuous local wines, inhale the soothing scents of lavender and the unique bouquet of various spices, and enjoy the whirring sound of the famous mistral. You’ll never forget your picnic and cooking class with chef Mathieu at the Frigolet Abbey, your guided walking tour visiting the famous Van Gogh sites in St. Remy, or your encounters with local producers during private wine and olive oil tastings. This exciting bicycle tour in Provence is designed to satisfy every member of the family.

Discover the charms of Italy’s rustic Southern region on this unforgettable bike trip. Named one of the “20 Places to See Now” by National Geographic Traveler, this bike tour takes you through the heart of fascinating Puglia in Italy’s southern region, with its landscapes steeped in Greek, Norman, and Arab history. Start in Otranto, a picturesque town whose complicated yet intriguing history make it one of Puglia’s most sought-after places to be. We then pedal to the UNESCO World Heritage Site and Baroque capital of Salento area, Lecce.

Heading north, we ride through one of the enological gems of the south of Italy: the Salice Salentino. In Alberobello, the trulli region, spin by clusters of fantastic conical dwellings surrounded by enormous, gnarled olive trees. We end our journey in Matera, a city in the Basilicata region that’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and world-renowned for its sassi (cave dwellings). Along the way, we’ll be fortified by outstanding local specialties like homemade orecchiette, and grilled calamari pulled fresh from the sea.

Set almost entirely within the boundaries of The National Park of Cilento, which is located south of the Amalfi Coast in the Campania region, this trip encapsulates the serene nature of Cilento. With help from your expert guides, you’ll discover the rich history of the inland villages that add to the town’s charm and take in breathtaking views from coastal rides overlooking crystal-blue waters.

Asia and Europe met and clashed in Croatia for centuries, from the Greeks to the second World War, but the Mediterranean nature and culture continue to offer hidden gems to worthy travelers.

We'll pedal along the beautiful Adriatic coast passing through ancient villages full of history, from Roman to Venetian to Hausburg to Italian and back to the modern time.

Our six-day “taste” of Tuscany bike tour is the perfect introduction to Italy’s much-loved region of sublime landscapes, fine cuisine, and even finer wines! Starting on the banks of the Arno in Malva, our Tuscany cycling routes follow delightful, twisting roads, past stone-built hamlets, and through fertile landscapes warmed by the sun. We pedal through the dramatic Pratomagno mountains, famed for their myriad microclimates, passing tiny historic towns as we cruise down byways lined with cypress trees and flanked by ripening vineyards. On the Sette Ponti (Seven Bridges) road, we’ll cross the Ponte a Buriano, renowned as the rustic backdrop to the Mona Lisa’s enigmatic smile. Along the way, you’ll get to savor the best of the region’s cuisine, attend authentic Tuscan wine tastings, and visit ancient Etruscan ruins.

Our magical Tuscany cycling adventure ends in Cortona, a hill-top town gifted with spectacular views, which was brought to life in the acclaimed motion picture, “Under the Tuscan Sun!” A myriad of treasures await you on this unforgettable Tuscany cycling tour. You’ll be immersed in the history, heritage, and mystique of this alluring land, as our Tuscany bike tour winds through the region’s exquisite landscapes. Our biking route takes in medieval Loro Ciuffenna, with its elegant gorge-spanning bridge, the fortified village of Lucignano, and the Renaissance gem that is Arezzo. Known for its many artistic treasures, Arrezzo was the beautiful backdrop for the Oscar Winning Film “La Vita e’ Bella” (Life is Beautiful). Crossing the border into Umbria, the “Green Heart of Italy,” our cycling adventures take us to the deep-blue waters of Lago Trasimeno, where we’ll see the site of the epic clash of Hannibal and his elephants with the Roman legions. Along the way, we’ll learn how Tuscan vintners create world-class wines and explore Roman ruins, Etruscan tombs, and Renaissance palaces. Each day’s biking in Tuscany will end with wining, dining, and relaxing in specially selected luxury accommodations.

Discover a modern Morocco that still cares and displays the rich culture of its past. On the coast, explore the procession of little fishing town after little fishing town with colonial forts in between. In the interior lands, the splendours of the blue city!

Welcome to Italy's wine-rich Friuli region! In this little-visited locale, tucked between Slovenia and Austria, you'll find the cultural imprints of both countries - not to mention some of the most rewarding roads you'll ever pedal. Over the years, this region was occupied by various European powers and it developed a unique language and culture. While it is unlikely that the Friulano language will survive the next century, the customs and traditions of the land live on.