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Belgium is a country where cycling runs deep, and the programmes on this page reflect two very different ways to experience it: touring at your own pace, or racing in the kermis scene that has shaped generations of riders. If you want to see the country by bike without the pressure of a start line, the self-guided cycling holidays run for 8 days on a hotel-to-hotel basis. Each day you receive a route, ride it, and find your bags already waiting at the next hotel when you arrive. Some tours are roundtrips that finish where they began, while others are linear, taking you from city to city, with hotels, luggage transfers and route notes included. If racing is your aim, there are two longer camps built around competition. The Belgian U23 and Elite Cycling Development Camp lasts 9 weeks (63 days), with around 18 kermis races on the schedule and access to interclub or Pro Kermesse UCI-level races through the ASFRA Cycling Team partnership. Most weeks you will pin on a number two or three times. For younger riders, the Junior Kermis Racing Camp in Flanders runs for 32 days, with two or three race days in a typical week and training and bike maintenance in between. The racing camps on this page are priced from 2299 EUR to 4500 EUR, so whether you are a touring cyclist or a rider looking to test yourself against Belgian fields, there is a format here to suit you.
The racing camps on this page are priced from 2299 EUR to 4500 EUR. The 9-week U23 and Elite Development Camp starts from 2299 EUR, while the 32-day Junior Kermis Racing Camp in Flanders starts from 4500 EUR.
Lengths vary considerably. The self-guided cycling holidays last 8 days, the Junior Kermis Racing Camp runs for 32 days, and the U23 and Elite Development Camp lasts 9 weeks, or 63 days.
The format is hotel-to-hotel. Each day you get a route, you ride it, and your bags are already at the next hotel when you arrive. Some tours are roundtrips that finish where they started, and others are linear, going from city to city.
The self-guided holidays on this page include your hotels, luggage transfers between them and route notes for each day's ride.
On both racing camps you can expect two or three race days in most weeks. The U23 and Elite camp includes around 18 kermis races across its 9 weeks, plus access to interclub or Pro Kermesse UCI-level races through the ASFRA Cycling Team partnership.
The Junior Kermis Racing Camp is based in Flanders. The self-guided holidays take you around Belgium, either on roundtrips or linear routes from city to city.
Yes. Girls are frequently raced in combined fields, with the older group giving a two-to-three lap handicap, while the boys' age groups often race separately on different courses.
Your time between races is spent training and on bike maintenance, so the weeks are built around preparing for and recovering from competition.