Every trip here is guided and runs with a small group. A support vehicle carries luggage and anyone who wants a break from riding, and the guide handles route briefings, maps and the day-to-day logistics. The riding is graded, so you can pick a trip that matches your fitness: Borneo's Secret Sarawak is Grade 2-3, most others are Grade 3 Moderate, and Mongolia's Route of the Nomads is Grades 3-4.

The Asian range covers a wide spread of countries. India's Classic Kerala tour runs 14 days through tea and spice plantations, the Periyar wildlife reserve and a rice barge drift through the backwaters, finishing at Marari Beach. Vietnam's Mountains and Coast is 15 days from Saigon through the Central Highlands to Nha Trang. Sri Lanka's Backroads and Beaches takes 15 days past Udawalawe's elephants, Sigiriya and Horton Plains. China's Guilin and Guangxi trip spends 14 days on limestone karst scenery, the Longji rice terraces and Bajiaozhai National Park.

Japan gets two entries. The 12-day Fuji to Kyoto trip takes in Lake Kawaguchi, Hikone Castle and Hatago Onsen before finishing in Kyoto, with bullet trains and bento boxes along the way. The 15-day Shimanami Kaido, Shikoku and Kyoto tour is a road bike trip across the Shimanami Kaido bridges, Shikoku's mountain roads, Cape Ashizuri and the Shimanto River. South Korea's Seoul to Busan covers 13 days on traffic-free cycle paths, through Gyeongju and Andong's Hahoe Cultural Village, with hot springs and mountains en route.

Further afield, Mongolia's 16-day Route of the Nomads runs through the Tamir River Valley and Orkhon Valley Falls with nights in a traditional ger camp, and Jordan's 8-day Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea trip packs in Jerash, Petra, desert canyons, Wadi Rum star gazing and a Dead Sea dip. Borneo's 14-day Secret Sarawak trip includes Bako National Park wildlife walks, kayaking through rainforest and the Sematan coastline.

Accommodation varies by trip and is not itemised on this page: expect a mix of hotels and guesthouses, with the Mongolia trip using ger camps and the Borneo trip including a longhouse overnight. Meals, bike hire and what exactly is included are set out per trip rather than across the range, so check the individual trip before booking. Departures run from November 2026 through to November 2028, and several 2027 dates are already marked Fully Booked.

What's included

- Guided small-group cycling holiday - Support vehicle on the route - Accommodation along the itinerary - Route briefings and maps - Guide throughout the trip

What's not included

- International flights - Travel insurance - Bike hire (not stated as included) - Personal expenses - Meals not specified in the individual trip