Our concept
We arrange everything around the ride — tested routes, the right hotels, your luggage moved each morning and a van on the road — so all you organise is the flights. Guided, or self-guided with GPS.
English-speaking guides who have ridden every stage before you have.
Your bags travel hotel-to-hotel in the support van — you collect yours at the hotel and ride with only what you need.
Self-guided riders get the full route as a GPX file for Garmin, Wahoo or Komoot. On guided tours the guide navigates for you.
On the road each day with spares, a lift if you need one, and a lunch stop with a free energy-drink refill (energy bars and chews available to buy).
Buffet breakfasts, multi-course dinners, and a scouted lunch stop daily.
Chosen for character and location — places worth staying after a hard day.
Two ways to ride
A guide rides with the group — a maximum of 10 riders per guide — navigating, setting a steady pace, calling the breaks and handling anything unexpected. You ride with the group and the guide leads the way, so there's nothing to navigate. The most sociable way to ride, and the easiest if it's your first hotel-to-hotel tour.
Ride independently from the GPX files at your own rhythm, not attached to a group, with the support van meeting you at lunch — change kit and refill your energy drink free of charge (energy bars and chews available to buy) — and at the hotel. Quieter, more flexible, same backup behind you.
Who it's for
You don't need to race, but you should be comfortable riding several hours a day for several days on mixed surfaces. We keep groups small and matched by level, and we ride at a sustainable pace. If you can ride 70–80 km with 1,000–1,200 m of climbing and still enjoy dinner, you'll be at home here. Not sure? See our levels.
Stay in the loop
New routes, trip reports and quiet-season departure alerts — before anyone else. No spam, just the good gravel.
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