An 8-day MTB and boat tour that combines the best of both worlds, allowing you to explore Istria on two wheels and by sea.
Experience the best of Istria with an MTB and boat tour. Explore rugged mountain bike trails with stunning sea views and enjoy a relaxing boat cruise along the coast. Led by experienced guides, this adventure-packed tour is the perfect way to discover the natural beauty and rich culture of the region.
Pedal, sip, and savour: A bike and beer adventure through the picturesque landscapes of Belgium!
A bike and beer cycling tour in Belgium is a wonderful way to explore the beautiful countryside and indulge in the country's famous beer culture. You can expect to cycle through scenic routes, passing by picturesque villages and historic landmarks while stopping at various breweries and pubs to taste different varieties of beer.
A gentle cycling holiday along the Danube which takes you from baroque towns to artistic Vienna.
Eight days of dreamy cycling along the Danube is what can be expected of this self-guided tour. The riding is gentle and the views superb. Your journey kicks off in the charming baroque town of Schärding. The coming days will be filled of sights and activities that you would have only read about. Each city you'll be visiting has something interesting, giving you endless new discoveries. Not to be forgotten are the delicious traditional Austrian delicacies, wine tasting and local eateries. This wander along the Danube hits the spot for easy and pleasurable rides with spectacular views.
A guided easygoing ride to the 'Secret Kingdom' of Northumberland with its open landscapes and rugged coasts
Discover why this place is nicknamed 'The Secret Kingdom' on a leisurely 5-day guided cycling tour. The Northumbrian coastline and countryside is waiting to be explored by keen travellers. It's breathtaking landscapes dotted with majestic castles will keep you on your seats along with the exciting opportunity to visit nearby islands should the tides allow. Being on the border with Scotland, you will also ride sections from Edinbrugh to Newcastle-upon-Tyne on quiet country roads and cycleways. Your days will always end perfectly at the comfortable heritage property, Nether Grange. This short British getaway hits the spot with scenic rides and lovely accommodations.
Explore the Scottish archipelago of the Outer Hebrides with its tranquil roads, ancient history and jewel-colored shorelines.
Be lured into the magic of the Outer Hebrides where time seems to have kept still and Scottish traditions take pride. Weave your way through different islands and cycle along white sand beaches, dreamy meadows, and incredible coastlines. The Hebridean Way gives a glimpse of life on the islands today and 5,000 years ago as you cycle through the Blackhouse Village, it's flourishing wildlife and the Standing Stones of Callanish. This is a Scottish guided adventure that should not be missed.
A guided Scotland trip following quiet roads and stunning trails of National Cycle Routes which will bring you to historic castles, glistening lochs, majestic glens and a glimpse into Scottish life.
Enjoy an easygoing 7-day tour of scenic Scotland and its glistening lochs and majestic glens through this wonderful fully guided cycling holiday that enables you to experience it all by bike! The tour follows National Cycle Network routes where the ride can be relished on traffic-free paths and quiet roads with some sections on cinder trails and well surfaced off-road trails.
A self-guided leisurely British cycling holiday on coastal routes with great historical interest.
This classic British cycling holiday over four days of riding takes you from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Edinburgh following the National Cycle Network Route 1: Coast and Castles using the North Sea Cycle Route. This is an iconic cycle route full of awesome scenery and historical interest!
An easy-paced cycling vacation in Italy and Austria, ideal for those wishing to experience the beauty of the Alps and Italy in style over 8 days.
The cycling on this self-guided tour is concentrated along the Via Claudia Augusta, a 2000-year-old Roman-built road that was for many centuries the main commercial route across the Alps. Your journey begins in Austria, on the border with Italy, and takes in some of the most beautiful Tyrolean landscapes imaginable. The Via Claudia was originally used for the transportation of wine and olive oil from Spain, oysters from the Mediterranean and even spices from Asia; it now serves as the perfect cycling route, along secondary roads, narrow country lanes and cycle paths. You will be provided with route notes and maps so navigating the days' rides couldn't be easier!
Trace the steps of ancient travellers and make your way along the legendary Camino de Santiago over 7 glorious days.
Trace the steps of ancient travellers and make your way along the legendary Camino de Santiago over 7 glorious days. The Camino is said to be the first great European tourist route. Travelled by pilgrims from around the world for over 1000 years to the site where it is said that St. James the Apostle’s relics are buried. The Camino received UNESCO’s accolade as a World Heritage Site because of the journey’s incalculable cultural, historical and artistic value. Your cycling route follows the true Camino Frances as much as possible along forest tracks and country paths, quiet roads and farmers’ trails, crossing countless villages and towns.
Cycle quiet country roads while visiting some of the best villages the north Cotswolds has to offer while based in the beautiful and historic villages of Broadway and Bourton-on-the-Water.
Cycle quiet country roads while visiting some of the best villages the north Cotswolds has to offer while based in the beautiful and historic villages of Broadway and Bourton-on-the-Water. The Cotswolds is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that straddles 6 counties, an area of rolling hills on a bedrock of Jurassic limestone. The area was once renowned for its wool production, reminders of which you can still see today in the fine houses and 'wool' churches, built in the 15th and 16th Centuries by the local wool merchants.
