Round the World Bicycle Tour since 2006
This is a guest post by Michael Münchehofe. Reason 1: Beaches Beach addicted cyclists will find their Shangri-La in Brazil. The 8.000 km long coastline is full of accessible beaches and most of them are deserted when you are in
This is a guest post by Andrew Edmondston-Low. When I cycled Baja California, I rode South from the US border in Tijuana, along the Pacific coast and then followed the main road the length of the peninsula to La Paz.
This is a guest post from the Permacyclists, Anna Vinois and Dave Meyer. Reason #1 : The space Botswana is a paradise for the claustrophobic. No matter which region you decide to tackle, you can expect long stretches of vast,
This is a guest post by Pat and Cat of WorldRiders2.com 1. Reason Getting High This goes way beyond the Coca that locals there chew. We tried that in a tea but it only slightly upset our stomachs. When we
This is a guest post by Anne and Hadrien, the Veloptimistes. Reason #1 People are so kind: we meet great people who help us to discover Black Africa. They are joyful, smiling all the time, very interested in bikes (especially
This is a guest post by Spanish round-the-world cyclist Salva RodriguezReason # 1: Check it off your list.You have been to hundreds of countries already and want to visit one more. Brunei is for you; bring your bicycle because the locals
This is a guest post by Ingrid De Graeve. Reason #1 Best cycling networks: Belgium has some of the best networks for cycling in the world, offering paved, accessible, well-signed and maintained routes throughout the country. Yes, throughout the country!
This is a guest post by Sarah Erck Welle. Reason # 1. Enjoy the beauty of cycling alongside vineyards and the Black sea – at the same time! Reason # 2. Colorful markets with cheap produce are common, including leeks
This is a guest post by Alvaro ‘Biciclown’ Neil. Reason #1 : FEW TOURISTS Very few tourists. Less than 30,000 visitors per year. As a long term traveler I think (probably I am wrong) that tourists have a negative impact
This is a guest post by Sarah Erck Welle 1. Watch as west slowly but obviously changes to east as you cycle into Bosnia. As you descend out of the mountains into the city of Mostar, you see minarets rising