Cycle stretches of the spectacular coastal highway Wildlife viewing in Manuel Antonio and Tortuguero National Park Short road transfers - more time spent cycling! . Take in the variety of Costa Rica by bike, pedalling past rainforest, volcanoes and stunning sections of coastline. From San Jose we cycle south on the coastal highway, with vast Pacific views to the right and dense forest to the left. Costa Rica's rainforests are bursting with wildlife - we hope to encounter Howler monkeys and iguanas, as well as eagles, hawks and Scarlet macaws. The crashing waves of the Pacific tempt us away from the saddle as we make a stop at an isolated beach. Crossing the 3,400m Cerro de la Muerte pass into the Orosi Valley we cycle past coffee plantations and volcanoes to arrive on the fertile Caribbean plains where banana plantations take over the landscape. We learn how the banana industry has shaped Costa Rica before carrying on to Tortuguero to explore the wildlife-rich rivers and waterways. Our final destination is pretty La Fortuna, a lovely spot located at the foot of Arenal Volcano. 

This brilliant family bike ride will introduce you to a country that is quickly becoming a favorite destinations for families from all over the world. Once known for brutal communist regimes and civil war, today Cambodia is one of the most welcoming destinations in South East Asia. Over ten days, we travel from Siem Reap, the center of the former Khmer Kingdom and the centerpiece of that empire, Angkor Wat, all the way to the coast, via the capital of Phnom Penh and less known areas of Battambang and Oudong. We see the Angkor Temples in a truly unique way, as we ride the back trails. Our journey takes us far beyond just temples and into the countryside where the hospitable and friendly Cambodian people will charm and be charmed alike in this cultural exchange of family proportions. Our aim is to take you to the most interesting and family friendly locations in Cambodia and show you a side of Cambodia that not everyone gets to see. We don't stop in Sihanoukville and have some good reasons why we don't, but we do stop in so many other amazing places so you certainly won't be missing out.

Cycling from the impressive Dolomites to the fascinating city of Venice. One of Europe's unique mountain landscapes, the Dolomites are a mass of jagged limestone spires with a captivating history. Starting with incredible views of Trentino's dramatic mountains, we cycle on relatively easy roads and tracks along the Adige river. On reaching the northern shore of Lake Garda, we are immediately mesmerised by the breathtaking views of one of the most famous Italian lakes. A four hour ferry cruise on the lake gives us the opportunity to take in these wonderful vistas before heading to the legendary city of Verona. Amazing villas, churches and chapels, beautiful landscapes and delicious ice-creams are some of the wonders we encounter along the way from Verona to Padova. Arriving in Venice, a boat ride along the many canals is an excellent reward after an unforgettable cycle ride through northern Italy's varied landscapes. 

Cycle along Sardinia's undeveloped south-western coast, while enjoying warm hospitality and delicious cuisine. Sardinia is a place of outstanding natural beauty, with its crystal-clear sea, limestone ridges and deep gorges. During the week we cycle across the wild and pristine southwestern region of Sardinia, passing abandoned mines, ancient ruins and gleaming white beaches. The route starts in the Sinis wetlands, home to colonies of flamingos, and moves on to the spectacular Costa Verde (Green Coast) named for its abundance of Mediterranean vegetation. After cycling past ancient mines, we reach the beautiful beach of Portixeddu where the impressive Pan di Zucchero white cliff towers out of the emerald waters. We then board a local ferry to the fishing village of Carloforte and explore the delightful isle of Sant'Antioco before crossing to the mainland, where we conclude a week of wonderful cycling pedalling along the stunning Costa del Sud, with its white beaches, coastal pools and imposing high cliffs. 

Saddle up and ride some of the famous passes of the Tour de France. Every year France holds its breath as the multi-coloured peloton winds its way into the Pyrenees, but 2013 will be particularly memorable as it's the 100th edition of the world's most famous cycle race. But the cols are not just the preserve of the likes of Wiggins, Evans and Voekler. All the mountains can be ridden by anyone who is fit and wants to experience the buzz of cresting a pass, having climbed through some of Europe's most beautiful scenery. This challenging itinerary takes in eight of the most famous cols, including the Aspin, Portet d'Aspet and Peyresourde, and gives you the option of taking on a few more. What goes up must come down and the exhilarating descents are a great reward for your hard work. The support vehicle will urge you along, or give you a lift, and as you conquer each mountain the sense of achievement just gets better and better. Our crowning moment is the ascent of the Col de Tourmalet, at 2115m the most formidable road pass in the Pyrenees and a fitting end to our quest to become King (or Queen) of the Mountains. 

Take out a week and come explore the mysterious and mystical country that is Bhutan. Land locked and until recently hidden from the world Bhutan now welcomes visitors who want to enjoy spectacular Himalayan vista's, clear air, colourful Buddhist temples, and happiness of the land of Gross National Happiness This one week tour includes the easier end of cycling in the Himalayas. There is one 16km pass to cycle over and one huge descent to enjoy as well as some flatter rides. Of course our support vehicle is on hand at all times in case you need a lift up a hill. If you are looking to combine this tour with a trek or other travels in Bhutan let us know and we can help with arrangements and bookings.

Explore the palaces, temples and wildlife of India's colourful desert state by bike. Rajasthan has landscapes varying from green rolling hills to barren deserts. The whole state is dotted with dramatic fortresses, reminders of the Rajputs and their warrior past, while away from the desert the countryside is a patchwork of villages and small towns where we can see the timelessness of rural India. Cycling is the perfect way to explore, offering a fascinating insight into the traditional way of life here. From Jodhpur our journey takes us first to the beautiful lakeside city of Udaipur, and on to the holy town of Pushkar. Leaving the desert scenery behind we ride to Jaipur, a town overlooked by the splendid hilltop Amber Palace. We also visit Sariska National Park, beautifully located and home to an abundance of wildlife.A fitting way to finish the trip is at the magnificent Taj Mahal, one of the new seven wonders of the world.

Unlike most other American rides, “The Great Divide” takes you from north to south. It begins in Banff, Canada and finishes 46 days later on the Mexican border near Antelope Wells. You cover 4,417 stunning kilometres through the remoteness of the Rocky Mountains, following along the continental divide. The entire route is basically dirt road and you can expect one or more mountain passes each day. - One of the 100 best American adventures rated by National Geographic - World's longest off-pavement cycling route - Visit National Parks such as Glacier NP and the world famous Yellow Stone - Cycle a section of the Chihuahuan Desert

A gentle cycling week exploring Cuba's history and peaceful backroads. The perfect introduction to our range of cycling trips or simply a true holiday on which to unwind, this relaxed trip discovers some of the best attractions that Cuba has to offer. Following country roads we cycle around the lush Bay of Pigs, site of the failed US 1961 invasion attempt, and swim in the inviting waters of the Caribbean Sea. We spend time in the World Heritage Sites of Cienfuegos and Trinidad - colourful, colonial refuges far removed from the modern world. Cycling through the tropical forest of Topes de Collantes National Park to the stunning lake at Hanabanilla reveals the natural splendour of this island. We end the trip learning about Cuba's revolutionary history, visiting Che Guevara's Mausoleum before returning to Castro's capital - enigmatic, charming Havana.

This route, rich in history, links the towns of Santiago de Compostela and Salamanca both renowned for their human heritage. It was once the most important means of communication in the west of Spain (the “Silver Trail”), which later on was extended to connect the Mozarab route with Santiago de Compostela. This is a route of contrasting beauty which runs through the provinces of Salamanca , Orense, Pontevedra and La Coruña. The Archbishop of Fonseca, a well-known figure of the Renaissance, was the main patron of archaeological and cultural projects, giving his name to several institutions such as the colleges in Santiago and Salamanca. This trip is varied in its beauty and geography with plenty of monuments along the St James' Way. The people are friendly and the villages are abundant in local architecture. Medieval buildings, such as castles and palaces, will be our lodgings for most of the time. At other times, we will be staying at Paradores de Turismo, which always offer first class. These are privileged sites with fortresses, convents and monasteries as well as ancestral homes, which give us all the newest technologies for the modern needs of today's guests and the chance to savor the rich Spanish gastronomy, offering traditional regional cuisine. We shall use the minibus to reach the starting point of each of the routes, facilitating cycling on just those parts of the itinerary which will give you the most enjoyment.