The tours are organised by country and by style, and the listing shows every scheduled departure through to November 2027. Each tour page gives a day count, a style label and a per-person price in US dollars. The shortest options are three to five days — Bali Explorer, Kanchanaburi Explorer, Angkor Experience — and suit someone adding a few days of riding to a longer trip. The longest are the fourteen-day crossings: Saigon to Bangkok by Bicycle, Hanoi to Saigon by Bicycle, River of Kings Ride and Cultural Road from Hoi An to Angkor Wat.

Road tours tend to be the most demanding. Road Cycling Bangkok to Phuket covers ten days, Road Cycling Hanoi to Hoi An twelve, and Road Cycling Thailand to Malaysia twelve. Daily distances are not stated on this page, so ask before booking if you want the figures. Touring tours are the operator's biggest category and include Thailand Heritage by Bicycle (seven days), Cycling Coastal Thailand (eleven days) and Island Hopping the Philippines (thirteen days).

Gravel and trail options include North Vietnam by Gravel Bike (nine days), Chiang Mai to the Mekong by Gravel Bike (eleven days), Hidden Trails of Northern Laos (nine days) and the Bali Mountain Biking Adventure (seven days). Several tours carry a Rider Favourite or Top Seller label, including Vietnam Heritage by Bicycle, Saigon to Bangkok by Bicycle, North Thailand by Bike and Road Cycling Bangkok to Phuket.

The operator also builds custom trips: you can take an existing itinerary on a different date or have a route put together from scratch. Bikes are supplied as part of the operation, though this page does not spell out which models or whether hire is included in the listed price.

Departures are spread across the year, with clusters in November and December 2026 and a heavy January and February 2027 schedule. Some dates are marked guaranteed, meaning the minimum rider number has been met; others show limited space. The page does not name individual guides, give daily distance or elevation figures, or list hotels.