Round the World Bicycle Tour since 2006
While doing research for the new Women Cycle the World website, I came across a story about a couple who had quit their jobs to go bike touring with their dog.In the comments section I came across this:If I quit my “Corporate
Discover women adventurers on epic round-the-world bicycle tours on the new Women Cycle the World website. More and more women are exploring the world by bicycle. They’re riding up remote mountain passes, crossing continents on two wheels, and camping wild in the middle of
Laugh Until You Bust but Pedaling In Pakistan is A Definitive Must…Top 5 Reasons To Pedal In PakistanNumber 5. Road Side Bombs For some road side bombs and the Taliban is what is conjured when one thinks about Pakistan as
Country specific information on bicycle touring in Africa. Information on routes and roads, where to sleep, what to eat, costs, and safety. The information below about bicycle touring in Africa is outdated. We cycled here from 2006- 2009. It
Malaria is a serious issue for anyone traveling in sub-Saharan Africa, even more so for cyclists who will spend considerable time in villages far away from major medical centers. Your best defense is a good mosquito net, liberal use of
Dangerous dudes? Not in our experience.You want adventure and know Africa’s the place to find it. But when you switch on the news, the stuff coming out of Africa is hardly reassuring —coups, famine, civil wars, violent street protests. You’re thinking,
Do women need to follow special dress codes when bicycle touring in conservatrive countries? In almost all countries, women are allowed to dress as they please when bicycle touring. The exceptions are Iran and Saudi Arabia. When bicycle touring in
All prejudices aside, France stands out as a top destination for cycling. Great diversity of landscapes, vast stretches of picture-perfect countryside and courteous drivers combined with unbeatable bakeries put it at the top of our list. Drivers are generally courteous
Colombia » Venezuela » Guyana » Suriname » French Guyana » Brazil » Bolivia » Paraguay » Uruguay » Argentina » Chile » Bolivia »A short flight brought us to Colombia, once off-limits for tourists due to safety concerns, but
Mexico » Belize » Guatemala » El Salvador » Honduras » Nicaragua » Costa Rica » PanamaAt Eagle Pass, we finally hopped the border and discovered that Mexico was not, as we’d been warned on numerous occasions, over-run with thugs