Cycling Holidays in Sri Lanka
Compare 2 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
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Compare 2 cycling holidays in Sri Lanka. Prices from €2692. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
A cycling holiday is a good way to see Sri Lanka at the pace of the road. You ride from town to town, stop for lunch along the way, and arrive each evening somewhere new. The programmes on this page are multi-country cycling holidays rather than Sri Lanka-only trips. One covers India, Bhutan and Sri Lanka over 15 days. The other is a collection of eleven guided bike tours across Asia, from Kerala to Kyoto, each running for 14 days.
Both are fully supported, so you can concentrate on the riding. On the 15-day trip, days follow a simple pattern: ride, eat, look around, sleep. You cover a set distance each morning with the support van nearby. Lunch is cooked by the mobile kitchen or taken at a local spot, then you ride on to the night's hotel, and your evenings are free. On the 14-day tours you ride with a small group and a guide who handles route briefings, maps and day-to-day logistics. A support vehicle carries your luggage, and you can climb aboard whenever you want a break from riding.
These holidays suit you if you want to cover real distance by bike without planning routes, booking hotels or carrying bags yourself. Because the riding is graded, you can choose a trip that fits how you like to ride. Prices on this page start from 2995 USD.
Programmes on this page start from 2995 USD. That is the listed starting price for the 14-day guided tours across Asia.
The programmes on this page run for 14 or 15 days. The guided Asia tours are 14 days, and the fully supported trip across India, Bhutan and Sri Lanka is 15 days.
The riding on the guided tours is graded, so you can choose a trip that suits your level. A support vehicle travels with the group, and you can ride in it whenever you want a break from cycling.
Most programmes on this page include a support vehicle that carries your luggage and stays close to the riders. On the guided tours, a guide handles route briefings, maps and day-to-day logistics. On the 15-day trip, lunch comes from a mobile kitchen or a local spot, and each night is spent in a hotel.
One programme covers India, Bhutan and Sri Lanka. The other is a collection of eleven guided bike tours across Asia, ranging from Kerala to Kyoto.
On the 15-day trip, you ride a set distance each morning with the support van nearby. You stop for lunch, then ride on to that night's hotel. Evenings are free for you to explore or rest.
The guided tours on this page run with small groups. A guide and a support vehicle stay with the group throughout.
