
This is the ultimate way to see your country – or at least the western third of it. Begin at the beaches of western British Columbia, move into mountain territory, then the Okanagan, the stunning Rocky Mountains, and drop down into a rural landscape of the farmlands and small towns of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, as well as the big cities of Calgary, Regina and Winnipeg. This tour is a six-week camping tour with 12 hotel nights. (This is the first section of the Cross Canada ride in what we hope will be a three-series ride.)

Embark on an unforgettable 17-day bike tour through the North African Kingdom of Morocco. We begin in Marrakech, journey into the rugged valleys of the Atlas Mountains, where centuries-old fortresses cling to the hillsides and traditional Berber villages dot the landscape. Then, we descend into the desert and experience the contrasts between the dry Pre-Saharan plateaus and lush oases, before reaching the Atlantic coast and looping back to Marrakech. Each day brings new scenery, cultural interactions, and adventures. We will travel with a local Moroccan friend for several days of the tour.

This 23-day Ultimate Vietnam cycling tour takes in Hanoi and Saigon, the beach resort of Nha Trang, historic Hoi An, the imperial city of Hue, and the far north, with the Hoang Lien Mountains and some of Vietnam’s most spectacular scenery: Dien Bien Phu, Sapa and Bac Ha. Tour includes a flight from southern Vietnam to northern Vietnam.

A spectacular three-week, “once in a lifetime” cycling adventure.
Journey around New Zealand’s South Island experiencing genuine and authentic Kiwi hospitality, breathtaking scenery and delicious New Zealand food. Peddle past snow-capped mountains and lush sheep-dotted pastures, cross viaducts and rail tunnels and enter charming towns and villages before experiencing some of the best seafood, lamb and wine in the world.

The Camino de Santiago has been an historic pilgrimage in Spain since the 9th century following the reported discovery of St. James the Apostle’s remains. Today, the Camino is a perfect balance of accessibility, cultural richness and natural beauty. This tour is a 2-week walking tour covering 154k in France and Spain to reach the pilgrimage site in Santiago.