Leisure Social Cycling Tours
Join our guides and other families for a fantastic leisure cycling vacation packed full of fun and offering the opportunity for the little ones to make new friends. Choose a guided trip and we’ll take care of all the daily planning and organization, as well as providing a delicious Skedaddle picnic along the way. All of our guides are friendly, approachable, always willing to help and happy to give advice to help get the very most from your leisure cycling vacation.
Found trips
An easy-paced cycling vacation in Holland, a country synonymous with cycling. The classic artists' landscape, flat, fertile and open, with long canals, windmills and historic towns and villages is best explored by boat and bike - spend your days cycling from place to place and your evenings relaxing on a comfortable barge on the canals and lakes. Travelling north from Amsterdam you'll cycle across an area not recovered from the sea until the 17th Century. The land was reclaimed using hundreds of windmills many of which a...
A classic UK cycling tour from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Edinburgh on The National Cycle Network Route 1: Coast and Castles, utilizing the North Sea Cycle Route. Arriving in Newcastle with its excellent transport connections, we'll spend our first night in this vibrant city. The next day, after following the River Tyne to the coast at Tynemouth, we'll head northwards following the Coast and Castles route. The route will take us up the dramatic and beautiful Northumberland Coast, with its long sandy beaches and spectacular c...
The Coast to Coast by bike (C2C) is a 'must-do' cycling tour in the UK! With its quiet country lanes, cycleways and paths it's a wonderful way to see the varied and beautiful landscapes of northern England, on the National Cycle Network route from the Irish Sea across to the North Sea. After leaving the sea at Whitehaven, we head eastwards into the solitude and space of the Lake District, Cumbria and the North Pennines. This well paced cycling tour ends 140 miles later as we cross the fabulous Millennium Bridge in Newcas...