Whether you’re a group of friends looking for a unique bonding experience or are searching for a suitably challenging fundraising trip, our Tailor Made cycle holidays could be for you! We asked regular Skedaddler Russ Cummings why he keeps coming back for more bespoke cycling tours with us… Why do you keep coming back for tailor-made experiences? The routes, the people ...
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What’s so good about our cycling holidays…
We’ve been travelling the world on our bikes for 30 years and what inspired us all those years ago still inspires us today. That travel should move you and that there is no better way to meet a place properly – its people, its culture, its natural wonders – than by bike. We don’t do ...
Holiday Countdown…
Heading away on your travels may be the stuff of dreams, but the preparation can take time, effort and cause unwanted stress too. Having been in the business for over 20 years we'd like to think we're pretty clued up on making this experience as pain-free as possible! So, time to take a breather and let us ...
Seven Stages of a Guided Cycling Holiday
Here are seven common stages Skedaddlers go through before, during and after being away on a guided cycling holiday with us... Stage 1: Decision making Peruse the Skedaddle website like a kid in a sweet-shop. So many places to ride your bike and every picture is filled with sunshine and smiling cyclists. Do you go for the ...
Block Post Join a group! How to get the most out of your ride
Cycling as part of a group can be one of the most enjoyable and pleasant experiences for any cyclist, not least because you get the unrelenting wit and charisma of our guides en route! But joining a group ride is more than just a chance to make some new friends – it’s a very rewarding ...
Why you should treat your kids to holidays, not things
According to a recent survey, the UK has the second highest spend per child on toys. Coming in at a whopping £508 per year, it’s safe to say we’re a nation that values our material goods, but what would you say if we told you that these items actually contribute very little to your child’s wellbeing? Read ...