Exodus Does Biking Adventures

When you check out the various biking tour breaks we run, you’ll notice that we’ve graded them as “leisurely”, “moderate”, or “challenging” to give you a better idea of the level of exertion involved. As a baseline, we recommend you be in good health and relish the outdoors when you embark on your adventure with us. Read more about how our cycling activity level grading works.

You can also read the helpful fitness guide we’ve put together to help you prepare for your Exodus trip.

There are lots of options. In Europe, we’ve got a fantastic range that includes famed regions such as the Swiss Alps, France’s Loire Valley, the Spanish region of Valencia and various other Mediterranean coastal routes.

If you want to venture further afield, why not embark on one our tours of the Indian state of Kerala, our Vietnam adventure or the premium Indochina and Angkor biking vacation that covers three breath-taking south-eastern Asian countries?

With us, you can choose from short biking breaks that last 6 days to longer holidays of up to 14 days. Whichever you choose, we’ll make sure we pack tonnes of amazing highlights into the time you spend in the region.

Some, but not all, of these trips are guided. When you’re browsing, you can find out whether it’s guided or self-guided by checking out the bar at the top of the page that lists key information. 

If you’re thinking of joining a guided bike trip, you may be wondering what your group will be like. Most Exodus groups are comprised of 5-16 people who love to travel and embrace the outdoors lifestyle. You’re likely to meet solo travelers, couples and friends traveling together from all walks of life.

Wondering what to take on a biking adventure? You should pack a couple of pairs of shoes with biking cleats (including a spare pair in case something happens to your original pair). Bring a helmet, some sunglasses and consider some suncream too.

For your bike, it’s a good idea to bring front and rear lights with spare batteries in case these need changing while you’re on the move.

Don’t forget that you’ll need to stay hydrated as well, so it’s a good idea to bring a couple of bottle cages for the bike and two large water bottles. If you’re hiring a bike from us, please be aware which bike size suits you so that we can match you up with a comfy pair of wheels.

Check the essential details of your vacation on the overview tab to see what’s not included. For example, you will need to sort travel insurance yourself and potentially visas too.

Don’t forget to bring biking clothes that will keep you comfortable in the climate you’re traveling to. Consider whether you need long or short-fingered cycling gloves, arm warmers and leg warmers. A wind and waterproof jacket probably won’t go amiss, and neither will some quick-drying compression socks.

If your vacation includes dining out on an evening or swimming, make sure you pack appropriate clothing for these experiences as well!

We select the accommodations for our adventures carefully because we know it’s important for you to take some time to relax and be comfortable on your break.

The accommodation you have depends on the vacation you choose, and you can get a better idea of what it will be like by reading the overview tab on the trip you’re considering.

Overnight stays in hotels are part of most of our biking vacations. Some include houseboat stays and homestays too!

Check the essential details relating to your vacation to find this out. Most of our guided tours include breakfasts. Some trips, including our self-guided ones, leave it up you to sort your food arrangements throughout the day.