Cycling Nature Blog

Starting from the principle that the bicycle and our trips are for the enjoyment of everyone and anyone, we have created multiple options for all levels; of course, none of our activities are mandatory. Our guides are flexible and will find a rapid solution for your convenience. In addition to this, the accommodation on our trips typically have an array of supplementary services and activities which our participants could make use of if they decide not to take part of the day's itinerary. Our support vehicle always stays close enough in case you don't feel like riding at some point, maybe need a rest, or even a recovering power-nap, why not? It is there for your assistance.

We have classified our journeys according to difficulty levels, giving notice of the physical condition you might need to have for a tour in particular. It's not a secret that the highlands of the Andes can be physically demanding at some point. Nevertheless, none of our journeys are designed to take your body to the limits. These rides are not very long, they include stops between points. Basically, the daily activities will be adjusted to you and the group's rhythm in a way that there will always be enough time to discover new things on our day-to-day experiences. We alternate days on a tight schedule with flexible and leisure ones, in order to give you time to recover from pedaling or simply indulge yourself with the accommodation we've chosen. There will also be complementary activities, without the need of a bicycle, that will make of your journey a most complete and memorable one. Please read the following Difficulty Levels Information Table to find out more about each tour's requirements and day-to-day specifications. Do not hesitate to contact us for any inquiries, suggestions, or additional information.