Self-guided Cycling Holidays

Our self-guided cycling holidays will allow you to discover some of the most scenic roads on the Balkans at your own pace.

In case you don’t want to deal with the transport of your personal bikes you can always rent some of our hybrids, perfectly suited for the local roads.

Cycling in Valencia, the Land of Contrasts 860 €, 8 Days

Cycling in Valencia, the Land of Contrasts

Welcome to this land of contrasts; of wine and oranges; olive and almond; rivers and sea; city...
The Heritage Of Transylvania (Romania) 950 €, 8 Days

The Heritage Of Transylvania (Romania)

Transylvania is something very special: a blend of dramatic natural beauty and rich cultural...
Cycling along Danube - from Passau to Vienna

Cycling along Danube - from Passau to Vienna

Explore the paths along the blue Danube River just like the Romans and Europe’s kings and...
Exploring Parenzana on two wheels

Exploring Parenzana on two wheels

Join us in exploring the former narrow-gauge railway line Parenzana, which was turned into a true...
Laconia Coastal Biking Tour

Laconia Coastal Biking Tour

Explore the beautiful South-East part of Peloponnese, Laconia, with a bike trip that combines the...
Eastern Crete Cycling Tour

Eastern Crete Cycling Tour

Crete is rightly considered to be one of the most beautiful destinations in Greece. And this tour...
Athens and Saronic islands by bike

Athens and Saronic islands by bike

The perfect combination of island hopping around the beautiful Greek islands and an adventurous...
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In a world where even the most remote destinations seem to have been mapped, photographed, and posted, it's rare to find a place that still feels truly undiscovered. But tucked away in the far northeast corner of Afghanistan, the Wakhan Corridor remains one of the last frontiers of authentic exploration. Flanked by the towering Hindu Kush and the Pamir Mountains, the Wakhan Corridor is not a...

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We just got back from an unforgettable journey through Cameroon and the Central African Republic, and we’re still buzzing from the experience. It was an adventure in the truest sense - bouncing along remote dirt roads in sturdy 4x4s, deep in the Central African rainforest, where every turn reveals something incredible—lush green landscapes, curious children running out to greet us,...

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Into the Heart of Africa: A Journey Through the Central African Republic

Some places pull you in with their beauty, others with their mystery. The Central African Republic (CAR) does both. It’s not a country you stumble into—it’s a place you choose, a place that challenges and rewards in equal measure. Our journey took us through its bustling capital, deep into the jungle, across colonial relics, and to breathtaking waterfalls, but more than...

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Îles du Salut, French Guiana: Paradise with a Past (What You Need to Know About Visitng the Islands)

Just off the coast of French Guiana, the Îles du Salut (Salvation Islands) shimmer like emerald jewels in the Atlantic, enticing travelers with their beauty and enigmatic past. The name might suggest refuge, but for most who came here, salvation was the furthest thing from reality. The islands were so named because they offered a safe haven from the deadly diseases that ravaged French Guiana's...