Cycling Holidays
Cycling holidays come as varied as their attendees. From full-on coached training camps with intervals every day, to relaxed vineyard tours and everything in between, there is something for everyone.
That makes perfect sense - the bike riding community is diverse. Regardless of your riding preferences, when cycling is your number one hobby, it's what you want to do with your spare time.
When planning your two-wheeled break, you have the choice of booking in with a cycle travel company, who will often organise routes, perhaps transfers and lay on a cycle friendly meal. You might even be able to hire a bike.
Or you can DIY it. They've both got their pros and cons, discussed here.
Whatever you decide, we've got information to help you out - with guides to popular cycling destinations containing advice on the local terrain, climate, places to stay and more.
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Cycling in Gran Canaria: the diverse island that should be next on your 'to do' list
Looking for a winter getaway? Take a short hop to Gran Canaria where it's spring/summer conditions all year round
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Are you ready for riding in the mountains? 10 tips for summiting success
Here's how to handle the ups and the downs in the real mountains
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Best cycling holidays: our guide on where to go for warm weather miles in Europe and beyond
Planning a trip away? Here are some of the options...
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Prepare for your cycling holiday or training camp with these eight essential steps
Get the most from your cycling holiday with a little preparation
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Cycling in France: eight must visit locations
Cycling in France has something for every type of rider - here are the locations to put on your travel wish list
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Cycling in Tenerife and the Mount Teide climb
We flew to the Spanish island of Tenerife to go riding on Mount Teide. It may be the preferred training destination of many Tour de France contenders - but the island has plenty to offer amateur folk too
By Hannah Reynolds • Published
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Riding to the sky above: Taking on the Passo dello Stelvio
The highest summit finish in Grand Tour history... Paul Knott headed to the Passo dello Stelvio to tick this bona fide bucket-list climb off his list
By Paul Knott • Published
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Cycling in the Pyrenees: bike riding traveller’s guide
Resident Peter Cossins shares insider tips to making the most of the climber's playground
By Peter Cossins • Published
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Cycling in the Dolomites: when to go, where to stay and ride
Take on the jagged mountain climbs of the Dolomites and enjoy awe inspiring views this summer
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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