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This four‑stage bike tour explores some of Costa Rica’s most dramatic volcanic landscapes, combining steady climbs, lush forests and sweeping lake views. Beginning in Rincón de la Vieja Park, riders warm up on a 51 km route to Guayabo de Bagaces, with an 836 m elevation gain that introduces the region’s geothermal terrain. From there, the challenge increases on the ride to Tenorio Volcano National Park, a 63.9 km stage with a rewarding 1,444 m of climbing. The third day continues through rainforest foothills as cyclists travel 55.9 km to Nuevo Arenal, gaining 1,100 m before reaching the tranquil lakeside town. The final stage is a scenic run from Puerto San Luis to El Castillo, a shorter 42 km ride with 812 m of ascent and unforgettable views of Arenal Volcano. It’s an immersive journey through Costa Rica’s volcanic heartland, ideal for adventurous cyclists.

This four‑stage Colombian bike tour showcases the dramatic landscapes and climbing culture of the Andes. Riders begin with the steady ascent from “Río Negro – Alto de Las Antenas”, a 78 km warm‑up that introduces the region’s lush valleys and rolling ridgelines. The challenge deepens on the second day from Honda to Líbano, where 1,885 metres of elevation gain deliver sweeping views and a true sense of mountain riding. Stage three is the queen stage: the climb from “Líbano – Alto del Sifón” packs 3,004 metres of elevation into 64 km, carrying cyclists into high‑altitude terrain and cool cloud‑forest air. The final leg from Manizales to Pereira blends long, flowing descents with steady climbs, ending the journey in one of Colombia’s most vibrant coffee‑region cities. It’s a route built for riders who love big climbs, bold scenery and the satisfaction of earning every vista.

This five‑stage bike tour explores Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, linking golden beaches, lively surf towns and quiet rural backroads. Riders begin in El Coco and follow a rolling route to Playa Potrero, covering “49 km” with “758 m” of climbing. The journey continues south through Tamarindo, Nosara and Caletas, each day offering new scenery, steady elevation gains and rewarding ocean views. Daily distances range from 47 to 78 km, with climbs that challenge without overwhelming. The tour finishes in Montezuma, where tropical beaches and laid‑back cafés provide the perfect end to an adventurous coastal ride.

🚴‍♀️ Imagine riding your bike where the 🌊 ocean meets the jungle, under the ☀️ golden light of the Pacific sunsets.

The Beach and Sun route connects: 🏝️ Wild Beaches
🏘️ Charming coastal towns and
🌿 Unforgettable tropical scenery