Early Season Departures
Start planning your early season escape to the sun now! We offer a wide range of cycling holidays in the UK and Europe that you can choose from. Avoid the summer crowds and enjoy amazing coastal views in Sardinia, or take on an ultimate British challenge and cycle from coast to coast this spring. And so much more! Explore more of our range below...
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A lovely cycling holiday in Italy, alternating between gentle coastal roads, vast plains, steep climbs and thrilling descents. This is a challenging ride deep into the heart of Sardinia, requiring a reasonable level of fitness. With detailed route notes, maps, luggage transfers and your accommodation booked, you can set off at your own pace to explore this outstanding Mediterranean island. Starting in the south west near Montevecchio, at the agriturismo famous amongst 'Skedaddle aficionados' for its friendly hosts and de...
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26 Apr to 03 May - Cycle Sardinia’s south-west corner, a region bursting with variety, with expanses of vineyards, olive groves and oak wooded valleys.
Cycling in Sardinia really doesn't get much better than this! Our Island Flavours holiday will see us cycling in Sardinia's south-west corner, a region bursting with variety; from expanses of vineyards, olive groves and oak wooded valleys, to high rugged cliffs dotted with Spanish watchtowers and splendid beaches, hiding secluded coves. This trip is a heady concoction of beautiful colours, perfumes and crystal clear emerald seas - there's no better way to explore Sardinia than by bike. Sardinia prides itself on the pro...
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25 Apr to 01 May - Showcasing the beautiful Tuscan countryside, rural Tuscany is synonymous with undulating green hills capped by medieval tile-roofed towns punctuated by cypresses, churches and stone farmhouses.
This fantastic cycling holiday in Italy really showcases the beautiful Tuscan countryside. Rural Tuscany is synonymous with undulating green hills capped by medieval tile-roofed towns punctuated by cypresses, churches and stone farmhouses. The rolling green countryside will be the backdrop for most of our ride and we'll have the chance to explore the Crete Senesi and the Val d'Orcia which are among the most classic and beautiful areas in the whole of Tuscany. As we cycle through Tuscany's natural beauty, we'll experience...
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11 to 19 Apr - Following Portugal's stunning western coastline, all the way from north to south, we visit numerous beaches, fishing villages and historic towns on this amazing cycling holiday!
This guided holiday explores the west coast of Portugal and has been designed to keep you away from the hustle and bustle of major cities; instead the route takes us along secondary roads, narrow country lanes and cycle paths. Your guides will lead you along the route, so you can just sit back in the saddle, relax and enjoy the views! The route follows Portugal's stunning western coastline, all the way from north to south. The route visits numerous beaches, fishing villages and historic towns, with beautiful pine tree f...
This is a leisurely journey between three of the most magnificent cities in Andalucia; Granada, Cordoba and Seville. Each city is entrenched in ancient-Moorish heritage and all ooze Andaluz culture. The cities are linked with rides through rolling sierras and olive groves and into La Campina, once the 'bread-basket' of the Roman Empire. You will also cycle along the purpose-built cycle way, Vias Verdes; once the railway lines of the region, they are now disused and perfect for cycling! By design they are compact and flat...
This is a self-guided cycling holiday exploring the Apulian region of Italy, and dipping into Basilicata to discover Matera. Located in the Southeast, in what is commonly known as the heel of Italy's boot, this lesser-discovered region combines glistening ocean views, authentic Italian towns and lush olive groves, offering a cycling treat! This interesting and eclectic region is steeped in history and has been governed by the Greeks, Romans and Spaniards over the centuries, each leaving their own distinctive mark, from l...
A guided cycling holiday exploring the Apulian region of Italy, located in the Southeast, known as the heel of Italy's boot. The region is steeped in history, governed by the Greeks, Romans and Spaniards, each leaving their own mark. It's a heady concoction of rich culture, delicious local produce and stunning coastline, and there's no better way to explore Italy's best-kept secret than by bike! Our trip begins in the prestigious city of Lecce, known as the "Florence of the South" and the capital of the Salento region. W...
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12 to 20 Apr - Join us on this leisurely journey between Andalucia's three greatest cities, Granada, Cordoba and Seville.
Join us on this leisurely journey between Andalucia's three greatest cities, Granada, Cordoba and Seville. All three cities are entrenched in ancient-Moorish heritage and ooze Andaluz culture. The cities are linked with rides through rolling sierras and olive groves and into La Campina, once the 'bread-basket' of the Roman Empire. We'll cycle along the purpose-built cycle way, the Vias Verdes; once the railway lines of the region, they are now disused and perfect for cycling! By design they are compact and flat, offering...
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This region boasts vineyards and charming settlements, and the enchanting village of Santo Stefano di Roero and the beautiful town of Guarene will inspire you as you explore this destination by bike.
This self-guided cycling holiday in Italy visits one of the country's most beautiful wine regions – The Langhe and Roero in Piemonte. Rivalling Tuscany, this part of northern Italy is famous for its warm hospitality, gastronomy, history and internationally recognised wines. For centuries people have been attracted to the region's rolling landscapes and rustic villages perched high on hill tops and there's no better way to explore it than by bike. With idyllic cycling along country lanes and backroads, through vineyards...
This new self-guided cycling holiday in Portugal takes you down to the south west corner of the country, along the Costa Vicentina – a narrow band of land stretching along the west coast of Portugal south of Lisbon all the way to the Algarve. The landscape is a unique contrast of peaceful rolling country side and rough oceans, and typical quiet southern white villages and wild green landscapes. The tour takes you mainly along narrow countryside roads connecting Alentejo towns and villages along your route, and lead...
Our self-guided cycling tour in Emilia Romagna will take you from the splendid classical musical town of Cremona in the north to bustling Bologna in the south, all while cycling on quiet country roads and cycle paths. All along the route you will enjoy panoramic views of the northern Italian plain, quaint historic village and town centres, Renaissance art and architecture and delicious food and wines. Starting from Cremona you will follow the River Po to Busseto, the home town of Giuseppe Verdi and then you'll slowly mak...
Introducing a route of natural wonders and breathtaking scenery! The newest addition to our range of cycling holidays takes you round the County of Kerry exploring fabulous towns and villages and all the gorgeous scenery in between. Expect a real insight to the ancient heritage of Ireland and a good dose of Irish hospitality and culture on this 'must do' route. Your trip will start and finish in the bustling town of Killarney. On the doorstep of the Killarney National Park, you are minutes away from exploring its magnifi...
This tour takes in the highlights of Connemara, Joyce Country and South Mayo. The arrival point for this trip is the famous and beautiful city of Galway. This bustling historic city is easily reached on public transport from the international airports of Dublin and Shannon. Galway will play host to the 2020 European Capital of Culture, which is a testament to the city's many festivals and captivating heritage. The first leg of your journey takes you to Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands. A true Irish experience a...