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The Cotswolds are absolutely perfect for a leisure cycling holiday, with gentle rolling hills, relaxing rivers and beautiful countryside at every turn. This combination makes our leisure cycling holidays here so popular, with loads of our members coming back again and again.
Explore our range of leisure cycling holidays in the Cotswolds by browsing our selection below. We hope to see you on our next Cotswolds cycle!
The Cotswolds is one of England’s most rewarding regions for cycling, offering a blend lovely combination of rolling countryside, quiet lanes and postcard-perfect villages. Cycling in the Cotswolds is ideal for those seeking a relaxed pace, with gentle climbs and well-signposted routes that suit first time riders looking for gentle routes, or more experienced cyclists looking for a scenic escape. Whether you’re planning short
Cotswold cycling breaks or longer cycling holidays in the Cotswolds, the area delivers consistently beautiful riding within its gently rolling hills.
Cotswolds cycling tours typically wind through honey-coloured stone villages, open farmland and historic market towns, making every ride scenic, in that quintessentially English way the Cotswolds are famous for. Popular Cotswold cycle routes connect charming destinations such as Stow-on-the-Wold, known for its traditional market square, and Bibury, famed for its picturesque weavers’ cottages along Arlington Row. Another highlight is Bourton-on-the-Water, often called the “Venice of the Cotswolds” thanks to its low bridges and riverside setting.
From leisurely Cotswold cycle rides to fully supported cycling holidays, the region caters to a wide range of abilities. Its combination of manageable terrain and iconic scenery makes cycling in the Cotswolds an excellent choice for riders wishing to explore classic English landscapes.
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This tour is well-suited to both regular bikes and pedal assist e-bikes, and you can choose to hire either when you book your tour with us. Confident cyclists will enjoy the boost from a battery for those cheeky climbs, and with less effort required on the bike, you’ll have more energy at the end of the day for off-the-bike activities. You may choose to hire an e-bike on a group or supported tour but bear in mind that the pace will be set to riders without an e-bike.
| Start Date | End Date | Price p.p. |
|---|---|---|
| 24/08/2026 Fully Booked | 28/08/2026 | £1,195.00 |
This holiday is well-suited to both regular bikes and pedal assist e-bikes, and you can choose to hire either when you book your holiday with us. Confident cyclists will enjoy the boost from a battery for those cheeky climbs, and with less effort required on the bike, you’ll have more energy at the end of the day for off-the-bike activities.
Daily departures available from April to mid October.
Choose your own dates from:
2026 £1095 per person
2027 £1120 per person
For a group of 4 or more we can offer the reduced rate of 2026 £945 / 2027 £965.
You either can make a booking online or over the phone. Once we have your details, we’ll be able to check availability.
This tour is well-suited to both regular bikes and pedal assist e-bikes, and you can choose to hire either when you book your tour with us. Confident cyclists will enjoy the boost from a battery for those cheeky climbs, and with less effort required on the bike, you’ll have more energy at the end of the day for off-the-bike activities.
Daily departures available from April to mid October.
Choose your own dates from:
2026 £1395 per person
2027 £1425 per person
For a group of 4 or more we can offer the reduced rate of 2026 £1295 / 2027 £1325.
You either can make a booking online or over the phone. Once we have your details, we’ll be able to check availability.
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