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Choosing the best bike tour companies: 15 things you should always check

Are you planning a road cycling holiday and want some support? Sifting through the best bike tour companies and feeling overwhelmed by the choice? We’re here to help.

There are lots of reasons for wanting to go with a tour company rather than DIY it (but if you’re still undecided, check out our tips here ). Perhaps it’s your first time cycling abroad or you’re inspired by the Tour de France climbs but want a bit of back-up in place should your bike (or legs!) give up part way through.

Once you’ve decided an organised cycling holiday/small group tour is the way to go, choosing the best bicycle tour company for your needs is imperative. Yet with so many companies out there, it can also be quite difficult!

With that in mind, in this article we share the most important things to think about when choosing a road bike tour company to holiday with.

1. The basics – Where do you want to go and how much will it cost?

Different cycling tour companies cover different parts of the world and so the first thing to think about is where exactly you want to go. Do you fancy the challenging climbs of the Alps and the accompanying reward of stunning mountain views? Or perhaps you’d prefer a more reliably sunny climate like Spain where you can spend a bit of time relaxing on the beach too?

Your first step should be to choose a destination, or at least narrow if down to the type of destination you fancy exploring on your bike.

For inspiration, take a look at all the cycling destinations we’ve written about, here , or our article on the best cycling destinations in Europe and the best cycling weekend destinations in Europe may be useful.

Once you’ve decided where, compare some different tours. Think about the price (and what’s included/excluded for that) and deposit. Also consider the cancellation, policy and any single supplements.

2. What kind of cycling holiday do you want?

There’s a bike holiday to suit every cyclist, from gran fondo and cyclo sportive events to relaxed cycling tours with an emphasis on sightseeing.

You’ll need to decide how long you want to spend in the saddle and how long you want to spend exploring the history, culture and gastronomy of the places you visit to find the best type of road bike holiday for you.

Think about your own fitness level and the distances you want to cover each day. Whilst a tour that includes 150 km and several big climbs each day might sound fantastic on paper, if you’re not fit enough for it, you’ll soon come to regret your decision! Don’t just focus on distance each day, the elevation profiles are extremely important. Companies use terms like “beginner”, “leisure”, “advanced” and “avid” and each company has a slightly different ranking system, so if you’re worried dig for more detail!

3. How many days riding to you want?

Guided bike tours range from weekend trips to tours covering two weeks or more. Whilst some tours cover less than 50km of flat ground per day, more challenging tours might cover more like 100 miles a day and much more hilly terrain.

Pay close attention to the number of actual riding days your tour operator is offering. For example, it may be advertised as a six day trip but days one and two are more than likely going to be spent arriving and departing. Will there be a rest day in the middle? How many days actual biking will there be?

Talking of rest days, we all know they’re important to give our bodies a chance to recover. But depending on the length of the trip, your objectives and the number of riding days you’re looking for, you might want to delve into the detail of the rest days. Are there enough? Are there too many?! (In which case, check whether there’s an option to still ride on the rest day if you want to). Do they seem sensibly spaced out?

4. Are the reviews positive?

Checking out supported bike tour reviews should be a vital step before you commit to booking any cycling holiday. A great site to use is Stridetravel, which has collated a whole host of reviews from fellow cyclists who have scored the popular road cycling holiday companies on value, guides, activities, lodging, transportation and meals.

It’s worth also checking TripAdvisor, Trust Pilot and Google reviews to make sure that other cyclists recommend the tour and haven’t been left disappointed for any reason.

You may well get a good sense of how clients have been treated during the Covid-19 pandemic. Reviews may mention how tour operators have behaved and what their policies have been on returning monies paid for trips that could not go ahead.

5. The best bike tour companies will be super helpful – is yours?

A good road bike tour company should be available and willing to answer all your questions before you book. If you have to wait for days after sending an email enquiry, or they never answer the phone/return your calls, you should probably look for an alternative company.

If you have particular cycling tour in mind, ask the tour company how many years the trip has run for, so that you can be sure that they are experienced in that particular destination and the trip is well-planned out. Do you really want to be guinea pig?!

You could also see if there’s an  Epic Road Rides guide to the destination and swot up on any particular must-do rides. If the tour company is good at their job, they’ll be able to engage with you in a sensible and knowledgeable conversation about those rides.

6. Are they legit?!

This might sound boring, but in fact it’s a really important point: does the business you’re entrusting your holiday to comply with all the proper rules and regulations?

Do they have a right to run tours in the country they’re operating in? For example, if you’re using a British-based business to go on a holiday in a European country, there is a whole heap of new regulation they have to comply with. If they’re not fully complying, it could affect your holiday (for example if they don’t have the right visa and work permit, your British tour guide might be refused entry at the border).

Do they have liability insurance?

Are they bonded (e.g. via ABTA) or do they have financial failure insurance?

Do they train their guides in guiding, customer service and first aid?

These might be the kind of things you assume every business does/complies with, but it’s surprising how many stories we hear of cycling tour operators that aren’t playing it entirely straight.

Motto of the story: if you’re not sure, ask!

7. Will the bike tour guide be any good?

In our experience, a good tour guide is a vital cog in the workings of a successful cycle holiday. Ideally, you’ll want a guide who speaks English as well as the local language of the country you’re exploring and has a good local knowledge to teach you about the culture and traditions of your destination.

Ask the bike tour company who the guide will be. Whilst some companies have their own in-house guides, others sub-contract these roles so may be less aware of what the guide is like and whether they’re properly trained and experienced.

You could ask the company whether it trains its guides and/or requires they have any formal qualifications in guiding and first aid.

It’s important to make sure that the bike tour company is willing to answer any questions you have about your tour guide and is confident in their abilities. If you’re particularly experienced, you might also want to check with the company regarding the guide’s skill and fitness level, to check they’re up to the task of keeping up with you! You could even ask for references for some extra reassurance.

8. Who will be in the group?

Think about the demographics of your group and try to book a tour with like-minded cyclists if you can.

If you’re a solo traveller, you might prefer to book a specialist singles cycling holiday. A group bike tour for solo cyclists can be particularly good in the evenings, as others will be less likely to go off and do their own thing leaving you on your own!

There are women-only cycling holidays if that’s your thing, or some tours might be more popular with couples or families.

9. How big is the group?

You should check what the guide-to-guest ratio is for your bicycle tour. With six guests per guide, you can be confident of getting all the attention you need. Any more than fifteen guests makes it virtually impossible for the guide to keep track of you all, and you’ll likely end up on a self-guided trip, which can be a very frustrating experience.

Smaller groups are generally better as you’ll enjoy a more tailored adventure. It may also allow the option to choose whether you want to do longer or shorter days/extra diversions depending on how you’re all feeling.

As well as the guide-to-guest ratio, check up on the number of other support crew – will there be a broom wagon at the back of the group? Will there be a mechanic and someone experienced in first aid (more on this below)?

10. How much roadside support will there be?

For complete peace of mind, look for bicycle tour companies that offer full roadside support with a fully-equipped back-up vehicle. A support vehicle offers the reassurance that, should you seize up and not be able to make it all the way, you and your bike always have a way to get back to the hotel. It’s also a handy place to keep your extra clothing, leg and arm warmers, sun cream, cameras and any other paraphernalia. And, of course, lots of snacks!

The best support car drivers are qualified first-aiders and also competent bike mechanics (or there are additional staff with these kills).

Whilst you’ll probably have no problem with simple tasks like mending a puncture on your own, having a dedicated bike mechanic in the support car can be a godsend should something more serious happen to your bike and you need some mechanical assistance.

11. What will the food and accommodation be like?

Is a luxury hotel important to you, or would you be more comfortable in cheap and cheerful lodgings? Don’t waste money on cycling holiday with luxury accommodation if you’d be just as happy in a clean but basic room.

If you have any special dietary requirements such as vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free, be sure to check that these can be catered for, both in the hotel and with the roadside food options. In some countries, even seemingly easy dietary requirements like being a vegetarian, might not be a foregone conclusion!

On a cycling holiday, you’ll burn through a lot of calories while riding. Check whether the tour includes roadside snacks or whether you’re expected to provide them yourself.

12. What are the extra costs?

When deciding on the best cycling tour companies, you should work out what’s included in the fee you pay upfront, and what’s an extra cost. The cheapest cycling holidays might not offer the best value if you’re expected to pay for extras such as bike hire, entry into attractions, tips and food/drinks.

Most cycling holidays are priced without flights and transfers so you’ll need to factor those costs in. If you’re taking your bike too, rather than hiring, remember to add on any extra baggage charges and extra transfer costs.

European cycling holidays will obviously be cheaper than tours of far-flung destinations in South Africa, Asia, New Zealand or North America. However, even within Europe there can be huge differences in the cost of flights ( this is a useful article with loads of tips on how to find cheap flights ). It’s important to look up the cost of flights from your local airport when working out the total cost of various cycling holidays and deciding which offers the best value.

13. Is the tour guaranteed to go ahead?

Each bike tour will need a minimum number of cyclist to go ahead. If you book a tour which isn’t yet guaranteed, there’s a chance that it will be cancelled if not enough cyclists join the trip. To avoid this, you could look for tours with ‘guaranteed departures’, which have already reached the minimum numbers.

It’s not recommended to book your flights/travel for a cycling trip which isn’t yet guaranteed, as you may lose money if it’s cancelled and you have to change your flights. Flights are often cheaper the further in advance you can book them, so a cycling tour which has guaranteed numbers even several months before departure is a solid bet.

If, for whatever reason, you end up needing to book travel etc around an unconfirmed trip,  check your travel insurance to ensure you’re covered if the trip doesn’t go ahead. Otherwise, be prepared to take the risk!

14. Are there any alternatives?

This article has focused on traditional cycling tour companies, the kind that offer guided and/or self-guided trips and as a minimum are happy to arrange your accommodation, luggage transfer, routes as well as provide back-up in case of emergency.  

However, this does come with a price tag. For those looking for a more cost-effective alternative, there are other solutions.  

Organising your own holiday is the obvious way to reduce the cost of a trip. You’re on your own, but that might appeal! (And of course our site has tons of information to try and help anyone wanting to arrange their own trip.)

Stay at a cycle-friendly hotel

Cycle-friendly hotels often offer a myriad of services in addition to somewhere to rest your head. Of course, it depends on the hotel, but pick the right one and you should find someone who can help you arrange things like bike hire, guiding and mechanical support.

We’ve tried to take the hard work out of this – head to our accommodation page to find our picks of the best places to stay in various destinations.

“Guide only”  

Another alternative is to go “guide only”. “Guide only” is a term we use for what tends to be an independent guide offering a no-frills service to cyclists that want a day or two of riding with someone who’s there to show them the way and keep them company. It’s a bit like riding with a (paid!) friend.  

The details of what “guide only” means in practice varies from guide to guide.  

• You shouldn’t assume they have things like an official business operator license, training or insurance; in our experience, they normally won’t.  
• Usually, the guide will provide you with a route and ride with you, but any extras on top of that will be on a case-by-case basis.  
• If you want to make sure they offer a particular service or have particular expertise or qualifications, check with them before you book.  

While the unregulated nature of these kinds of informal guides may be a deal-breaker for some cyclists, there are positives:  

• Low overheads mean they tend to offer an attractive price.   
• These kind of guides tend to be local cyclists living in the area – and so they should know the rides well and be able to share lots of local knowledge with you.
• For many offering this kind of informal, independent guiding, it is an additional source of income alongside their day job. As a result, they are usually pretty flexible on dates and the number of days guiding they offer.  

These kinds of guide reach out to us quite frequently. We probably won’t have tried their services ourselves, but if we know someone in the location you want to visit, we’re happy to put you in touch so you can ask your questions direct to them and decide if they’re for you. Drop us a line if you would like us to put you in touch with someone on a “guide only” basis.  

15. Are they eco-friendly?

Given the importance of climate change, arguably this should be number 1 on your list! If it’s something you care about, you should definitely look into this. Don’t assume all cycling holidays are eco-friendly holidays – they’re not. We’ve written a whole article on how to have an eco-friendly cycling trip, here.

What questions do you ask before booking a bike tour?!

Have we missed anything? Let us know below!

Here’s a list of the cycling holiday companies we’ve worked with – the articles we’ve created with them should give you a good sense of the people behind the brands.

We’d also love to hear your favourite bike tour companies. Feel free to share your experiences below and we’ll be sure to reply.

And finally… check out our summary of the best (or at least best known)

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BEST FOR FOODIES

Mendocino gravel, the outfitter, the cyclist’s menu.

Created by husband and wife Zander and Heidi Ault (a farm-direct chef and a former pro mountain bike racer), this six-day, five-night tour seamlessly marries stellar gravel riding with phenomenal eats. Routes explore a playful 10-mile stretch of coastline and tranquil roads and trails through more than 50,000 acres of Redwood forest (daily mileage runs 30 to 70). Breakfast spreads, picnic lunches, and sumptuous evening meals all lean into local providers (fresh-caught seafood, community-grown greens, and craft brews) and group bonding (tours are capped at eight travelers; 10 for private) is the goal. Days wind down with happy hours overlooking the coast ahead of comfortable overnights at the MacCallum House Inn.

6 days | 250–300 miles | $3,650 | Intermediate/Advanced

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Berkshires small group bike tours | farm to fork fitness adventures.

Spend an easy morning riding between three on-farm tasting experiences in the world-renowned foodie destination before enjoying a farm-to-table lunch.

1 day | 40–60 miles | $140 | All Levels

BEST GRAVEL

Montana gravel tour, the cycling house.

Head into northwestern Montana’s backcountry on this doubletrack and dirt road adventure. This six-day trip is fully supported, features a mix of challenging climbs and zippy descents, and offers customizable routes (daily mileage range: 20 to 55) to please less-experienced gravel riders and veterans—like the climb up to the Morrell Mountain Lookout at 7,700 feet and sections of the legendary Great Divide Mountain Bike Route. A home base at the Double Arrow Lodge in Seeley Lake means you only unpack once, and locally sourced meals prepared by Cycling House chefs keep you fortified throughout.

6 days | 160–215 miles | Starts at $2,995 | Intermediate

Sierra Gravel Camp | Dirt Gypsy Adventures

This mixed-terrain camp (gravel, fire roads, asphalt, and singletrack) offers some of the best off-road riding in and around Northern California’s Tahoe National Forest—along with swimming holes, beer tastings, and farm-to-table dinners.

5 days | up to 295 miles | $1,975 | Intermediate/Advanced

BEST FALL COLORS

Lake champlain valley fall foliage.

Enjoy Vermont’s famous foliage by bike on this inn-to-inn adventure across the gently rolling valley between the Green Mountains and New York’s majestic Adirondack peaks. Daily rides wind through a breathtaking canopy of red, amber, and gold, while topping out at 54 miles—giving you time for off-bike exploring. Picnic lunches, covered bridges, and a seemingly endless number of New England’s iconic red barns add to the allure. Lodging includes historic hotels and charming country inns.

6 days | 160–275 miles | $2,559 | Intermediate

Mississippi Natchez Trace Guided Tour | VBT

The South has some of the country’s most spectacular, and underappreciated, fall foliage. This guided trip gives you a generous glimpse along the historically significant Natchez Trace Parkway, a designated bike route that loosely follows the original 500-mile Native American footpath that connected Natchez, Mississippi, with Nashville.

6 days | 95–140 miles | $1,995 | Recreational/Intermediate

BEST CULTURAL HISTORY

Underground railroad route, adventure cycling association.

The Underground Railroad was the secret network of homes and churches that helped enslaved people reach free states and Canada. This route from Mobile, Alabama, to Owen Sound, Ontario, pays homage to that perilous journey and is part of the ACA’s 50,000+ mile route network. While there is a guided tour offered on the route, it is most frequently traveled by self-guided cyclists who rely on the ACA’s detailed maps and GPX data for guidance. There is no fee to ride the route other than to purchase the map set or GPX data, or use their Bicycle Route Navigator app. (Adventure Cycling members also get a discount on paper maps, among many other benefits).

2,016 miles (shortest leg 378 miles) | Intermediate/Advanced

Bike/Hike New Mexico | Great Freedom Adventures

Dive into New Mexico’s rich Indigenous culture and history on foot and by bike. Ride highlights include the High Road to Taos and Enchanted Circle, a National Forest Scenic Byway.

6 days | 50–130 miles (+15 walking) | $3,190 | Intermediate

BEST FOR FAMILIES

Mt. rushmore family tour, bicycle adventures.

This six-day itinerary pairs riding time with activities that kids (and parents) will enjoy. Options for tagalong bikes and trailers make it accessible to even the smallest riders, and van support keeps them close when legs tire out. Groups max out at eight; small enough to accommodate mood swings and last-minute plans. The route ticks off educational landmarks, too: South Dakota’s Mt. Rushmore, Wind Cave National Park, and Crazy Horse. Plus, families get ample bonding time in the afternoons and evenings to relax and unwind.

6 days | 110 miles | $2,566 | Recreational/Intermediate

South Rim Grand Canyon | Western Spirit

Families who are serious about biking will love this all-day on the bike, nights under the stars, exploration of one of America’s most iconic natural attractions.

5 days | 75–95 miles | $1,295 | Intermediate

BEST NATIONAL PARK TOUR

Yellowstone to glacier, rei adventures.

You’ll hit two of America’s most stunning national parks on this 10-day, fully supported journey through Big Sky Country. Ride days range from 34 to 80 miles, and nights are spent both under the stars and in comfortable hotels. Sky-high geysers, wildlife encounters (bison and mountain goats among them), and craft beer samplings will round out your experience. Climbers will like the 10 miles of switchbacks up to the Continental Divide–Pipestone Pass. And there are plenty of off-bike thrills as well, including lake swims and whitewater rafting. The bucket-list highlight: the ride to Logan Pass at 6,646 feet up Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park.

10 days | 455 miles | Starts at $3,999 REI members ($4,268 non-members) | Intermediate/Advanced

Maine Bike Tour | Backroads

Immerse all of your senses on this trip through and around Acadia National Park. Pine forests, fresh lobster dinners, and time to wander museums and local shops round out the laid-back experience.

5 days | 90–160 miles | $3,199–$3,599 | Intermediate/Advanced

BEST MOUNTAIN BIKING

Fruita singletrack, western spirit.

A mix of steady climbs and rollicking descents on this epic dirt-culture experience will keep your quads guessing. The riding is challenging, but you’ll be rewarded with near-constant panoramic views of the Colorado River Valley and La Sal Mountain range. Guides sweat the small stuff (Western Spirit has set the standard in lavish camp cuisine for more than 30 years) so you can squeeze all the stoke from some of Colorado’s premier singletrack, including the famous Kokopelli Trail, the Western Rim, and the purpose-built Book Cliff Trail System.

5 days | 100 miles | $1,295 | Intermediate/Advanced

Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike Tour | Escape Adventures

At the end of each exhilarating day riding premium Sawtooth Mountain trails, you’ll be met with a freshly prepared meal and a bubbling hot spring to unwind in.

5 days | 70–115 miles | $1,349 | Recreational/Intermediate

BEST WOMEN-ONLY

Finger lakes wine country.

This women-only tour of New York’s Finger Lakes region—the birthplace of the women’s suffrage movement—includes stops in Susan B. Anthony’s and Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s hometowns. Enjoy a mix of rolling and flat terrain with rides that range from 13 to 50 miles and stops to sample the dry Riesling and other wines the region is famous for. There’s also time to explore museums and parks that tell the story of how American women fought for the right to vote.

4 days | 125–140 miles | $1,640 | Intermediate

Viva Southwest Las Vegas/St. George Mountain Bike Skills Camp | Sacred Rides

Forget light spins and wine sipping: This is for mountain bikers who want a solid week of coaching on some of the best trails Las Vegas and southwestern Utah have to offer.

6 days | ~75 miles | $2,595 | Advanced

BEST FOR NEW RIDERS

San juan islands bike tour, trek travel.

Explore this idyllic Washington State archipelago with a pair of knowledgeable guides, doable mileage (daily average: 20), and a bike that suits you best (choose a Domane SL7 Disc or a Verve+ e-bike). Wide open views of rolling farmland, the Pacific Ocean, and the majestic Cascades will distract you from any first-trip jitters. Multiple daily route options and a support van let you comfortably ride at your own pace. Fuel up on local cuisine at some of the islands’ most acclaimed restaurants, and overnight at boutique inns.

6 days | 120 miles | $3,499 | Recreational/Intermediate

Savannah to Charleston | Sojourn

Manageable daily mileage and tree-lined routes make this great for first-timers.

7 days | 60–130 miles | $3,765 | Recreational

BEST PRO TRAINING GROUNDS

Malibu challenge bike tour.

DuVine is known for crafting incredible cycling experiences, and their four-day trip in and around the Santa Monica Mountains is no exception. You’ll hit iconic local climbs like Latigo Canyon, Stunt and Piuma Roads, and the twisty hairpin turns on Decker. You’ll grab espresso at Pedalers Fork, a well-loved bike-themed eatery in Calabasas. And you’ll stay at the luxe Four Seasons Westlake Village while dining on farm-to-table meals accompanied by selections from California winemakers and breweries. DuVine can also customize a private tour by extending the trip length or increasing your daily mileage.

4 days | 165–185 miles | $3,995 | Advanced

Texas Ride Camp | Trek Travel

Ride the ranchlands and rolling terrain of Texas Hill (and wine!) Country, which has long been a secret winter-training hotspot for pro cyclists.

7 days | 290–350 miles | $1,799 | Advanced

BEST FOR WINE/BEER LOVER

California wine country.

When your meals are prepared by a Michelin-star chef (avid cyclist Matthew Accarrino) in Sonoma County, paired with hand-selected local wines, and served after you’ve ridden anywhere from 22 to 82 miles, you know you’ve hit the jackpot. Routes snake along manicured vineyards and offer up plenty of robust climbs. Trips start and end in Healdsburg, a cozy hamlet with great spots for off-bike exploring. Groups max out at 12, making for an intimate vibe. Included luxuries like postride massages and laundry service for your kit add to the pampered feel.

5 days | 210 miles | $3,450 | Intermediate

Asheville Craft Beer Bike Tour | Outfitter Bicycle

This self-guided road tour includes stops at premier craft breweries in and around Asheville, North Carolina—including the bike-focused Oskar Blues in Brevard. Daily routes range from 8 to 75 miles, with a mountain bike option on day five.

6 days | 60–250 miles | starts at $1,595 | All levels

BEST BEACH-ADJACENT TOUR

Florida gulf beaches & rail trails bike tour, discovery bicycle tours.

Flat rail trails hug Florida’s scenic Gulf Coast and meander through state parkland for this weeklong trip. New riders will appreciate the super-chill pace and mostly traffic-free route. Off-bike options include kayaking, cultural visits (Salvador Dalí and Ringling Museums), and even an MLB spring training game. Sleep each night in a beachside hotel.

6 days | 140–210 miles | $2,495 | Recreational

Maui Biking | Great Explorations

Ride 25 to 65 miles each day, with options to customize: whale watching, daily yoga, and the option to tackle the 38-mile climb up the Haleakala volcano.

7 days | 260–375 miles | $2,750 | Intermediate

BEST CITY EXPERIENCE

Experience harlem tour, i bike harlem.

Get an intimate look at one of New York City’s most influential neighborhoods on this afternoon outing that introduces guests to the people and places that make the area a landmark district. You’ll ride through the heart of this vibrant section of northern Manhattan, and visit sites significant to Black culture and history, including churches, jazz clubs, speakeasies, museums, famous residences, and restaurants.

4.5 hours | 10 miles | $87 | Moderate

Baltimore, Richmond, Charlotte | Bike & Brunch Tours

All levels are welcome on these morning or afternoon tours that highlight Black history and community in one of three East Coast cities. Brunch is optional (and extra), but the temptation to grab a meal at a hidden local gem will be hard to resist.

3 hours | Up to 10 miles | $28–$43 | Recreational/Intermediate

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Nevada Trails to Rails small group beginner and intermediate bike and hike 7 day tour- max of 8 guests.

This trip was an incredible way to access and ride an entire blossoming network of trails in and around Ely whihc are otherwise rather hard to navigate without a guide. The food way amazing! The staff were incredible - helpful, very experienced and knowledgeable. I couldn't recommend Bindlestiff more highly.

• 5% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

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Willamette Valley: A Promised Land Bike Tour

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This trip was an incredible way to access and ride an entire blossoming network of trails in and around Ely whihc are otherwise rather hard to navigate without a guide. The food way amazing! The staff were incredible - helpful, very experienced and knowledgeable. I couldn't recommend Bindlestiff more highly.

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Portugal bike trip

· castles and wines of portugal.

It was a great trip. We loved learning about castles, marble, cork, wine and Portuguese food.

• 5/5 Included meals
• 5/5 Bikes + equipment
• 5/5 Hotels or boat
• 5/5 Scenery
• 5/5 Ease of navigation
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Immersive Slovenia

· best of slovenia: highlights across the country from bled to piran.

A great way to experience the country from the mountains to the coast. Recommended . Nice trip.

• 4/5 Included meals
• 3/5 Bikes + equipment
• 3/5 Hotels or boat
• 4/5 Scenery
• 4/5 Ease of navigation
• 2/5 Tour documents
• 4/5 Route selection

Very fun and efficient.

· welcome to tallinn bike tour.

Amazing tour. Very efficient. The reach bike is given on a short trip is just unbeatable. The tour covered all of the monuments we expected to see and more. Enough time to observe, read and talk about the history of each monument. Joe our guide was amazing !! I recommended him highly.

A Family Aventure

· lake constance bicycle path.

This is our 9th European Ride and was truly a pleasure. Accommodations were 1st class in great hotels. Tour operator couldn't have been nicer or hospitable in setting us up with our bikes and getting us on our way. They were an easy walk from our first night accommodation.

· Dolomites to Trieste via Lake Bled at the Foot of the Julian Alps

This is a gorgeous route that really lets you see the changing terrain and cultures as you bike from the Dolomites down to the sea. It's gorgeous throughout, but the highlight is definitely Bled and we were glad to take the extra day there to explore some of what it has to offer.

• 4/5 Bikes + equipment
• 4/5 Local tour company services

Interesting ride through Pisa

· pisa & leaning tower bike tour.

Guide was well informed and made sure to take us through safe areas. We were able to see many things outside the main square and learned alot of great info.

· Cycling the West Balkan Triangle

Our group of 15 riders had a great trip. Some were on road bikes, some on e-bikes, and some on hybrid bikes. I would not recommend the hybrid bikes for this trip. The climbs were very challenging on the hybrids even for experienced bikers. The climbs were tough for those on the road bikes, and even those on e-bikes had to put forth considerable effort. But those on hybrids were really at a disadvantage.

• 4/5 Guides (if applicable)

Our Favourite Bike Trip

This is our seventh and most favourite bike trip.

The guides were great, the itinerary fantastic and the accommodations far surpassed expectations.

Highly recommend this trip. While holly we rented e-bikes which made it very accessible

Ebike your was mixed success

· valencia highlights bike tour.

Signed up for ebike tour but slowed down by large family not on e-bikes. Waste of money to book e-bikes.

Good way to spend 3 hours

Very busy place and many different tours converge at the sites. Might have been better as a private tour or maybe just rent a bike.

An excellent way to experience the landscapes , culture , history and the people.

Our guide Alex was most vigilant for our safety, checking the bikes, quick repair of flat tires if necessary, conveying briefings with road conditions and expected grades.The trip was beyond my expectations : the beauty, the snacks and meals, comfortable accommodation.

Beautiful and very challenging!

Cycling near the Adriatic Sea was spectacular, probably the most beautiful cycling I have ever done. It was also the most challenging trip we have done. The countries of Croatia, Bosnia and Montenegro are mountainous! This is a perfect trip for serious cyclists.

• 3/5 Ease of navigation
• 3/5 Local tour company services
• 3/5 Guides (if applicable)

Fabulous biking adventure

Walled cities, mountain passes, incredible views of the bays and islands - I wished I had a GoPro camera on my helmet. The hotels were charming, the food local and hardy. Biking was exhilarating; challenging at times, but the van was always available for those who preferred to skip the hard climbs or busier roads. Most of our group road e-bikes and were happy with their choice. Best of all were our guides, Alex and Emir. They were knowledgeable and inspirational and took very good care of us.

Albania unleashed

· unesco sites of albania.

From sea level to 7000 feet, Ionian Sea to hairpin mountaintop switchbacks, beautiful countryside abound. Lodging was so different from the day before with local cuisine 3x a day. Vineyards, olive orchards, apple orchards, etc, fruit trees everywhere. Ebikes made it all possible for the average biker, but doable for the hard-core pedal pusher. Arjan, our guide, was awesome. He made it so much more enjoyable and seamless

"Bucket-list" bike trip

New and interesting touring this beautiful part of Croatia (the Balkan countries). The guides were experienced, personable, and trustworthy....aways leaving us feeling safe and informed. Accommodations and meals provided were enjoyable and comfortable. The pace of the trip was comfortable and well-informed.

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Wow, those are some great photos you posted! Thank you for your kind words about your experience touring the beautiful Balkan countries with us. We're delighted to hear that you found the guides to be experienced, personable, and trustworthy, providing a sense of safety and knowledge throughout your journey. We hope to welcome you back for more exciting adventures in the future!

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Viaje perfecto

· loire a velo: orleans to the atlantic.

Todo muy bien La ruta muy bien indicada , fantástica coordinación Hoteles de calidad con gente muy amable. Teníamos paquete con cena y muy ricos los restaurantes

Fantastic experience!

This trip was an amazing way to experience beautiful parts of Croatia, Bosnia, and Montenegro. Our guides and support crew, Mario and Emir, are professional, knowledgeable and caring. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome and kept us safe along the way. The ride is challenging at times with many hills and traffic, but we also experienced quiet roads through lovely vineyards and coastal views. Each hotel was unique and charming—from beachfront resorts to boutique hotels within ancient walled villages. Lunches and group dinners were well planned and delicious with the opportunity to experience local cuisine. Croatian wines are exceptional! And the best part of all was meeting new friends to share our love of cycling and adventure. This trip is not to be missed!

Balkan triangle,epic Croatia.

Really enjoyed seeing so many countries by bike,a great way to see the countryside.Our guide was able to guide us through less busy roads..It definitely was an epic trip,lots of hills,some days long distances and warm.The accommodations were excellent,and really appreciated the snacks provided by the tour..

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New Zealand Bike Tour

February 10-20, 2024 (sold out) feb. 24-mar. 5, 2024 (sold out) march 9-19, 2024 (sold out), february 8-19, 2025 feb. 22-mar. 5, 2025 march 8-19, 2025, 12 days on the south island.

Welcome to our 12-day bike tour of the world’s 12th largest island – the South Island of New Zealand! We plan to take you on a very special trip that offers a rich assortment of scenery, wildlife, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. We can’t wait to show you around!

The Washington Post published a full-page article about our New Zealand Bike Tour, stating that they “ would not have a traded a minute of the experience .” The author wrote that “ New Zealand offers pretty much every landscape imaginable in this world — or any other. ” She went on to describe our bike tour as traveling “ through rain forest and farmland, past sheer cliffs striped with waterfalls, along rushing green glacier-fed rivers and around neon-blue alpine lakes. ” It’s time to cross New Zealand off  your “bucket list.” Please come and join us in February & March for the mother-of-all bike vacations.

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Easy to moderate – 20-45 miles/day, with total mileage of 210-380. Rail trails and road riding, with some optional hills. Cycle at your own pace. Get a lift in the van whenever you like. Plenty of days off. E-bikes are available (extra charge).

• Fantastic bike rides through two National Parks, including riding on beautiful Highway 6 on the West Coast, known as “one of the planet’s 10 best road trips” ( Lonely Planet )
• Spectacular scenery  at every turn, including glaciers, old-growth rainforests, snow-capped mountains, cascading waterfalls, teal-colored rivers, and wild ocean beaches
• View unique wildlife including kiwi birds, merino sheep, sea lions, fur seals, giant eels, glow worms, and alpine parrots
• Learn about merino wool at a high-country sheep farm
• Naturalist-led hikes on glaciers, through rainforests, on pristine beaches
• Enjoy numerous water activities , including kayaking in a World Heritage Area; a guided boat tour of a bird sanctuary; and a sightseeing boat trip on a historic steamship

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• Option to Fly to Milford Sound for a boat cruise in Fiordland National Park, part of the Southwest New Zealand World Heritage Area. Termed the 8 th  Wonder of the World by author Rudyard Kipling, it is also a favorite destination for our guests
• Explore the exciting towns of Christchurch, Wanaka, and the “Adventure Capital of the World” – Queenstown
• Opportunity to explore the Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers, the only glaciers in the world that descend into rainforest
• Experience  Hokey Pokey ice cream, manuka honey, and vegemite; search for  pounamu  (greenstone, or NZ jade) on the beach; see the Southern Cross for the first time; and taste wine in the most southern wine region of the world
• Optional thrill-seeking options such as skydiving over a World Heritage Area; or bungy-jumping and jetboating (both invented in NZ)
• Warm Weather! We run our trips in Feb. & March, which is late summer in NZ, so expect temps in the 60s & 70s, and staying light until 9 pm
• Naturalist-led hikes on glaciers, through rainforests, and on pristine beaches
• Option to Fly to Milford Sound for a boat cruise in Fiordland National Park, part of the South-West New Zealand World Heritage Area. Termed the 8 th  Wonder of the World by author Rudyard Kipling, it is also a favorite destination for our guests
• Warm Weather! We run our trips in Feb. & March, which is late summer in NZ, so expect temps in the 60s and 70s, and staying light until 9 pm

What's Included?

• 12 days of cycling and/or other activities
• 11 nights of lodging + 19 meals (catering to all dietary needs)
• Your choice of bike style, along with a helmet, rear rack bag for your personal items, rear safety light, water bottle, and T-shirt. E-bikes available for an additional charge
• Superior level of support throughout your stay (each trip comes with two 12-passenger vans and three professional bike tour guides )
• Guided boat tour of Okarito Lagoon (a bird sanctuary surrounded by rainforest)

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• Unique Māori cultural experience, introducing you NZ’s indigenous people
• ½ day “signature walk” offered by the Wilderness Lodge Lake Moeraki, exploring the rainforest and its unique birds, and the wild seacoast
• Complimentary online photo gallery with photos/videos from your trip
• Small group size of 15-20 people
• Ride with GPS navigation (using your own phone) or paper route notes
• Transport to airport at end of trip (cost of airfare not included)

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• Full access to our online photo gallery with photos/videos from your trip

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Great park tour.

Fun, informative and a great fir for our family of 4! Plenty of stops for side trips and photos, and a great way to learn more about the park and city.

Great way to see Central Park

A bike tour was a lovely way to see the park. It allowed you to see more than you would have on foot, and some of the areas that are less touristy. Our tour guide was Sergio, he was great. Very knowledgeable of the park and the surrounding buildings. This tour was a highlight of our trip!

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Great bike tour of Central Park

Tony is the man. Our guide Tony greeted us promptly and got us outfitted with our bikes. The bikes were in good working condition and we felt safe at all times. Tony was a wealth of information about the park and the surrounding area. He was professional & very friendly. He answered all our questions. We made stops along the tour where everyone could walk around and take photos. I would highly recommend this 2 hour guided tour of Central Park,a true New York experience.

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Must be the Best Way to See Central Park

We've already toured Lower Manhattan on another bike tour and wanted to cover ground in Central Park. August is obviously warm so would take a long time to walk round it... and we walk a lot in the city anyway.. plus we love bike tours. No need for helmets by law unless under 14 though we decided both children should wear them anyway. We did a 2 hour tour travelling up to the top of the park East side first and back down the West side again taking in all the spots; Castle, Fountain, John Lennon Memorial etc. It was a very warm day when we did it.. circa 30 degrees centigrade (sorry don't do fahrenheit now.. but just converted it to 86F). The park road is undulating but manageable on the bikes with gears. Traffic only enters the park for a small area on lower east side though its very steady and slow and certainly NOT busy. Most traffic is runners and walkers. No water was supplied so would recommend you take your own. One of our bikes had a front basket. There is nowhere to leave bags so dump anything at your hotel prior to meeting the guide at the designated spot.. in our case it was 1792 Broadway, New York, NY 10019 (on 58 street and broadway)- infront of Argo Tea Cafe. Easy to find.

Must Do the VIP Central Park Bike Tour for 2!

I surprised my husband (who loves to bike) with a private bike tour of central park for his birthday and we had an amazing time! Tony gave us a truly wonderful tour. Communication by email and text leading up to the day was seamless.  I am not a great biker, doing a tour with just the two of us was perfect for me and Tony was very patient, always stayed close and made it easy to enjoy the park and ask questions even for a very amateur rider. He also would stop at any spot we wanted, and we had plenty of time to take pictures.  Would highly recommend it to any couple who wants a guided view of central park!

Awesome, amazing and an absolute must do!

My sister and I did a 2 hour private bike tour a few weeks ago. After 12 days in New York my sister and I are still saying this with the number one thing we did.  Central Park is just gorgeous, there is so much to see and do there. Pearl our tour guide just made this so much better, she is an absolute character. She is a wealth of knowledge on the park but her personality just stands out. It was amazing to see how many other guides knew her and would come up and say hello while we were cycling around. I've got some sacrum issues and was a little worried about being on a bike for 2 hours but we had plenty of opportunity to get off and have a little walk to break it up.  This is an absolute MUST do - seriously do yourself a favour and request Pearl. 10/10.

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Outstanding Tour

Tony was such a knowledgeable and friendly tour guide. This tour covered the wonderful history of the park and we explored areas I never would have found on my own. Highly recommended!!!

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We rented two bikes for our guided tour for 3 hours. The bikes were in very good condition and worked well while riding through Central Park.

From the starting point to Central Park are no more than 2min walking.

I can only recommend this company.

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Top Fahrräder

Wir haben uns hier für 3h 2x Fahrräder gemietet. Die Fahrräder waren in einem sehr guten Zustand und haben während der Fahrt durch den Central Park einwandfrei funktioniert.

Von der Mietstation zum Central Park sind es zu Fuss, keine 2min.

Ich kann diese Stadion nur empfehlen.

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Perfect Way to Spend the Morning with Teens

We did a private VIP tour with Tony . We had two adults and two kids, ages 10 and 12. Tony provided interesting and useful information, and was accommodating for the kids (whether it was slowing down, pointing out sites they would be interested in, or stopping for unscheduled bathroom breaks). We felt that if we had done a regular group tour my 10-year old wouldn't have been able to keep up, or we wouldn't have heard all of the information provided as we likely would have been at the back of the group. We loved seeing all aspects of the park , including places that tourists typically don't go. It was fun and active (but not too much), and a nice change of pace from the bustle of the city. We would highly recommend this tour, especially for families with older kids and teens.

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Very fun de luxe private ride

We spent the morning with the wonderful Tony. He’s full of knowledge, stories & history and takes iou to off-the-beaten path spots (in addition to popular spots. We toured from 9am-noon and had a great time with my 14 year old daughter, and my sister. Would recommend to all.

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