Every Tour We Ever Ran · 2000–2020

This is a REGULAR difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Ciudad Lazaro Cardenas. As we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests. This tour can be linked up with "Mountains and Natural Wonders" after it to make a 5½ week tour.

This CHALLENGE difficulty tour is entirely in the western Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico. We will see volcanos, geothermal vents, the migration of the monarch butterfly, pine forests, colonial towns and more. We'll even visit the marble-paved streets of the birth village of the last Aztec emperor. After meeting in Zihuatanejo, we take the bus to Uruapan and then cycle back along a very scenic 3 week route. This tour can be linked up with "Views of the Pacific" before it to make a 5½ week tour.

Real Mexican-Yucatecan culture. Small towns, quiet roads, cenotes, caves, Mayan ruins. Mérida; bustling city, colonial architecture, art, food, market.

Cancun to colonial Mérida with lots of beaches, night life, Mayan ruins and past and present culture along the way. We start down the Mexican Caribbean coast, and then work our way inland and up to the gulf coast. We will also visit many cenotes, caves and charming little towns. This is a LITE difficulty tour. It can be linked with "The Other Yucatan" after it to make a 4½ week tour.

We start and end this CHALLENGE difficulty tour in Mérida. Highlights include flamingos, Mayan ruins and modern Mayan villages, colonial towns and cities, cenotes and caves. We'll see parts of the Yucatan that tourists never visit. This tour can be linked with "Yucatan's Beaches and Ruins" before it to make a 4½ week tour, or with "Yucatan to the Clouds" after it to make a 6 week tour.

The long one. On this CHALLENGE difficulty tour we cover about 1300km in 3½ weeks from Cancun to San Cristóbal, Chiapas. We start with easy spinning along very flat terrain, gradually moving on to rolling countryside and finally climbing to 2200m in the midst of the exhilarating Sierra Madres of Chiapas. Highlights include Caribbean beaches, caves and cenotes, Mayan ruins, cArNaVaL, small friendly villages, colonial cities and enchanting mountains. This tour can be linked with "The Other Yucatan" before it to make a 6 week tour.

We start and end this REGULAR difficulty tour in Mérida. Highlights include flamingos, Mayan ruins and modern Mayan villages, colonial towns and cities, cenotes and caves. We'll see parts of the Yucatan that tourists rarely visit.

Cancun to colonial Mérida with lots of beaches, night life, Mayan ruins and past and present culture along the way. We start down the Mexican Caribbean coast, and then work our way inland and up to the gulf coast. We will also visit many cenotes, caves and charming little towns. This is a LITE difficulty tour.
Announced but season records end here.

Formerly "Yucatan in a Week". Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. This is a LITE to REGULAR difficulty tour. We will enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture of several towns on this tour including Mérida, Izamal and Valladolid. Mayan ruins that we visit include the famous Chichén-Iztá, Uxmal and several others including more in the Puuc hills. There are caves including Lol-Tun, and cenotes. A cenote is a sinkhole that accesses the immense underground river system of the Yucatan. Each one is spectacular but different from the one before.
Announced but season records end here.

This CHALLENGE difficulty tour is entirely in the western Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico. It's VERY CHALLENGING! We will see volcanos, geothermal vents, the migration of the monarch butterfly, pine forests, colonial towns and more. We'll even visit the marble-paved streets of the birth village of the last Aztec emperor. After meeting in Zihuatanejo, we take the bus to Uruapan and then cycle back along a very scenic 3 week route.
Announced but season records end here.

This is a REGULAR difficulty tour that continues down the Pacific coast down from Zihuatanejo to Puerto Escondido. More great beaches and views are to be had on this one. Enjoy the natural beauty of where the Pacific ocean meets the mountains of Mexico.
Announced but season records end here.

This is a REGULAR difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Ciudad Lazaro Cardenas. As we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests.
Announced but season records end here.

This is a REGULAR difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Zihuatanejo. As we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests.

This is a REGULAR difficulty tour that continues down the Pacific coast down from Zihuatanejo to Puerto Escondido. More great beaches and views are to be had on this one. Enjoy the natural beauty of where the Pacific ocean meets the mountains of Mexico.

Due to popular demand we've trained more guides and are offering this tour for a second run this season. See above for summary.

Due to popular demand we've trained more guides and are offering this tour for a second run this season. See above for summary. This tour is also during carnaval which you'll see celebrated in several of the towns we visit.

We start and end this REGULAR difficulty tour in Mérida. Highlights include flamingos, Mayan ruins and modern Mayan villages, colonial towns and cities, cenotes and caves. We'll see parts of the Yucatan that tourists rarely visit.

Formerly "Yucatan in a Week". Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. This is a REGULAR difficulty tour. We will enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture of several towns on this tour including Mérida, Izamal and Valladolid during the time of Carnaval. Mayan ruins that we visit include the famous Chichén-Iztá, Uxmal and several others including more in the Puuc hills. There are caves including Lol-Tun, and cenotes. A cenote is a sinkhole that accesses the immense underground river system of the Yucatan. Each one is spectacular and unique.

The long one. On this CHALLENGE difficulty tour we cover about 1300km in 3½ weeks from Cancun to San Cristóbal, Chiapas. We start with easy spinning along very flat terrain, gradually moving on to rolling countryside and finally climbing to 2200m in the midst of the exhilarating Sierra Madres of Chiapas. Highlights include Caribbean beaches, caves and cenotes, Mayan ruins, small friendly villages, colonial cities and enchanting mountains.

Challenging cycling. Beaches, ruins, small towns, history, colonial towns, mountains, waterfalls. A diverse cross-section of Mexico.

This very VERY CHALLENGING difficulty tour is entirely in the western Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico. We will climb a 4200m high volcano, visit villages producing fantastic crafts, see geothermal vents, pine forests, lakes, colonial towns and mining towns, a massive cave and more. We'll even visit the marble-paved streets of the birth village of the last Aztec emperor. After meeting in Zihuatanejo, we take the bus to Uruapan and then cycle back along this very scenic 3 week route.

On this REGULAR - CHALLENGE difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. For this tour, we meet up in Morelia and are transported to Carapán, a convenient starting point to cycle a loop that eventually takes us back to Morelia.

This is a REGULAR difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Zihuatanejo. As we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests.

This extreme CHALLENGE difficulty tour in the state of Oaxaca starts and ends in Oaxaca city. The route to the coast will take us through a major Mexican pilgrimage destination, Juquila. People come from all over Mexico by foot, bicycle and motorized vehicle. After a brief stay on the coast in the surfer town of Pto. Escondido we head back into the hills and mountains to loop back to Oaxaca. This area is rich in indigenous culture, mainly Mixtec and also Triqui. We end the ride along an ancient trading route winding it's way along the top of a high ridge.

Cancun to colonial Mérida with lots of beaches, night life, Mayan ruins and past and present culture along the way. This is LITE - REGULAR difficulty tour starts off the same as our classic "Yucatan's Beaches & Ruins" (see below), but the second week is a little more challenging and focuses on the many Mayan ruins of the Puuc Hills region.

Cancun to colonial Mérida with lots of beaches, night life, Mayan ruins and past and present culture along the way. We start down the Mexican Caribbean coast, and then work our way inland and up to the gulf coast. We will also visit many cenotes, caves and charming little towns. This is a LITE difficulty tour.

Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. This is a REGULAR difficulty tour. We will enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture of several towns on this tour including Mérida, Izamal and Valladolid. Mayan ruins that we visit include the famous Chichén-Iztá, Uxmal and several others including more in the Puuc hills. There are caves including Lol-Tun, and cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique.

We start and end this REGULAR difficulty tour in Mérida. Highlights include flamingos, Mayan ruins and modern Mayan villages, colonial towns and cities, cenotes and caves. We'll see parts of the Yucatan that tourists rarely visit.

Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. The highlights of this tour are the flamingos and other aquatic birds in the mangrove habitat of Ria Lagartos. We also visit Mayan ruins including the well kept secret of Ek Balam, and several cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique. Along the route are also some interesting Mayan and Yucatecan towns and villages. This is a REGULAR difficulty tour.

The long one. On this REGULAR - CHALLENGE difficulty tour we cover about 1300km in 3½ weeks from Cancun to San Cristóbal, Chiapas. We start with easy spinning along very flat terrain, gradually moving on to rolling countryside and finally climbing to 2200m in the midst of the exhilarating Sierra Madres of Chiapas. Highlights include Caribbean beaches, caves and cenotes, Mayan ruins, small friendly villages, colonial cities and enchanting mountains. As an added bonus we'll get to spend Carnaval in Campeche!

This is a REGULAR difficulty tour. The details of the route have yet to be worked out. Please check back here or contact Basil for more info. We will ride around the fairly flat cool weather highlands in the Bajio region including Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende and Dolores Hidalgo, the birthplace of independence.
Announced but season records end here.

On this REGULAR - CHALLENGE difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. For this tour, we meet up in Morelia and are transported to Carapán, a convenient starting point to cycle a loop that eventually takes us back to Morelia.

This CHALLENGE difficulty tour starts in Queretaro, central Mexico, a spectacular colonial city. We start off on fairly gentle terrain but later in the tour we encounter very challenging remote mountains. One minute we're silently sliding through the fog shrouded pine forested mountains and the next a breathtaking vista of desert landscapes bursts open before us. We end our tour in the north east end of the state in Jalpan de Serra. Highlights include 18th century Fransiscan missions, diverse cactus, quiant old mining towns, a winery tour and much more.

On this REGULAR difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state during the famous Day of the Dead celebrations. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Quiroga. We suggest that you fly into Morelia international airport.

This is a REGULAR difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Zihuatanejo. On this very popular tour we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests.

This extreme CHALLENGE difficulty and extremely popular tour in the state of Oaxaca starts and ends in Oaxaca city. The route to the coast will take us through a major Mexican pilgrimage destination, Juquila. People come from all over Mexico by foot, bicycle and motorized vehicle. After a brief stay on the coast in the surfer town of Pto. Escondido we head back into the hills and mountains to loop back to Oaxaca. The mountain scenery here is absolutely spectacular. This area is rich in indigenous culture, mainly Mixtec, Triqui and Amuzgos. We end the ride along an ancient trading route winding it's way along the top of a high ridge.

We start and end this REGULAR difficulty tour in Mérida. Highlights include flamingos, Mayan ruins and modern Mayan villages, colonial towns and cities, cenotes and caves. We'll see parts of the Yucatan that tourists rarely visit.

Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. This is a REGULAR difficulty tour. We will enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture of several towns on this tour including Mérida, Izamal and Valladolid. Mayan ruins that we visit include the famous Chichén-Iztá, Uxmal and several others including more in the Puuc hills. There are caves including Lol-Tun, and cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique.

On this 3 week REGULAR - CHALLENGE difficulty tour we start and end in Mérida. We will see most of what the northern Yucatan has to offer; cenotes, Mayan ruins, beaches, the gulf coast, wetland birds and flamingos, haciendas, friendly Mayan villages and beautiful colonial towns and cities, and of course the most pleasant quiet roads to cycle on. Oh and there's also CARNAVAL!!!

This extreme CHALLENGE difficulty and extremely popular tour in the state of Oaxaca starts and ends in Oaxaca city. The route to the coast will take us through a major Mexican pilgrimage destination, Juquila. People come from all over Mexico by foot, bicycle and motorized vehicle. After a brief stay on the coast in the surfer town of Pto. Escondido we head back into the hills and mountains to loop back to Oaxaca. The mountain scenery here is absolutely spectacular. This area is rich in indigenous culture, mainly Mixtec, Triqui and Amuzgos. We end the ride along an ancient trading route winding it's way along the top of a high ridge.

Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. This is a REGULAR difficulty tour. We will enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture of several towns on this tour including Mérida, Izamal and Valladolid. Mayan ruins that we visit include the famous Chichén-Iztá, Uxmal and several others including more in the Puuc hills. There are caves including Lol-Tun, and cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique.
Prepared but never offered.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Mérida. We will visit the major Mayan ruins including Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam and Cobá as well as some of the lesser known but important sites such as Mayapan, visit many cenotes, and cycle on lesser travelled roads. Colonial cities and towns like Valladolid, Izamal and Tizimin are a pleasure to spend some time in and finally we visit the rustic gulf coast, cycling between the sea and lagoons with a prevailing tailwind at our backs.

Colonial Valladolid to Mérida. The highlights of this tour are the flamingos and other aquatic birds in the mangrove habitat of Ria Lagartos. We also visit Mayan ruins including the well kept secret of Ek Balam, and several cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique. Along the route are also some interesting Mayan and Yucatecan towns and villages. This is a regular difficulty tour. We just happen to be touring during the last week of carnaval, and we recommend staying a couple of days after the tour to enjoy this great spectacle in Mérida.

On this 3 week regular - challenge difficulty tour we start in Mérida and finish in San Cristobal de las Casas in the Chiapas highlands. The odyssey is split up into four phases; the Yucatan, gulf coast, wetlands, the cacao region, and the mountains. We will see an impressive cross-section of south-easern Mexico and explore a diverse array of culture and geography.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state during the famous Day of the Dead celebrations. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Quiroga. We suggest that you fly into Morelia international airport.

This is a regular difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Zihuatanejo. On this very popular tour we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests.

This extreme challenge difficulty and extremely popular tour in the state of Oaxaca starts and ends in Oaxaca city. The route to the coast will take us through a major Mexican pilgrimage destination, Juquila. People come from all over Mexico by foot, bicycle and motorized vehicle. After a brief stay on the coast in the surfer town of Pto. Escondido we head back into the hills and mountains to loop back to Oaxaca. The mountain scenery here is absolutely spectacular. This area is rich in indigenous culture, mainly Mixtec, Triqui and Amuzgos. We end the ride along an ancient trading route winding it's way along the top of a high ridge.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Mérida. We will visit the major Mayan ruins including Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam and Cobá as well as some of the lesser known but important sites such as Mayapan, visit many cenotes, and cycle on lesser travelled roads. Colonial cities and towns like Valladolid, Izamal and Tizimin are a pleasure to spend some time in and finally we visit the rustic gulf coast, cycling between the sea and lagoons with a prevailing tailwind at our backs.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Valladolid. The loop ride will highlight some of the most impressive Mayan ruins in the Yucatan, including Chichen-Itza, Coba and Ek-Balam. We will also visit several cenotes and ride some of the quietest roads around. Besides Valladolid, Izamal is another colonial gem and we will also delve into some beautiful natural places.

On this 3 week regular - challenge difficulty tour we start in Mérida and finish in San Cristobal de las Casas in the Chiapas highlands. The odyssey is split up into four phases; the Yucatan, gulf coast, wetlands, the cacao region, and the mountains. We will see an impressive cross-section of south-easern Mexico and explore a diverse array of culture and geography.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state during the famous Day of the Dead celebrations. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Quiroga. We suggest that you fly into Morelia international airport.

This is a regular difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Zihuatanejo. On this very popular tour we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests.

On this 3 week regular - challenge difficulty tour we start in Mérida and finish in San Cristobal de las Casas in the Chiapas highlands. The odyssey is split up into four phases; the Yucatan, gulf coast, wetlands, the cacao region, and the mountains. We will see an impressive cross-section of south-easern Mexico and explore a diverse array of culture and geography.
Prepared but never offered.

This extreme challenge difficulty and extremely popular tour in the state of Oaxaca starts and ends in Oaxaca city. The route to the coast will take us through a major Mexican pilgrimage destination, Juquila. People come from all over Mexico by foot, bicycle and motorized vehicle. After a brief stay on the coast in the surfer town of Pto. Escondido we head back into the hills and mountains to loop back to Oaxaca. The mountain scenery here is absolutely spectacular. This area is rich in indigenous culture, mainly Mixtec, Triqui and Amuzgos. We end the ride along an ancient trading route winding it's way along the top of a high ridge.
Prepared but never offered.

This is a challenge difficulty tour in the northern part of the state of Oaxaca starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 9 days of cycling, averaging 62km a day, with lots of climbing and some steep sections. We will ride a counter clockwise loop, riding high up into the misty Sierra Juarez before descending an epic downhill to Tuxtepec. We'll explore some forgotten areas of Oaxaca and loop back through the Teotihuacan-Cuicatlan desert, and back up into the cool pine forests.

This is a light - regular difficulty tour with 10 days of cycling averaging 70km per day. We will meet in Mérida and cycle from that beautiful colonial city, to Mayan ruins, crystaline cenotes, flamingo and wetland bird sanctuaries and finally end up at the Mexican jewel of the Caribbean, Tulum. Of course we will cycle on the beautiful quiet backroads of the Yucatan.

This will be a 1 week regular - challenge difficulty tour. We start and end in Valladolid (you fly into Cancun ). We will cycle some of the Yucatan's wonderful backroads to visit Isla Holbox during their very authentic carnaval celebrations. Later we'll visit Coba mayan ruins and do a Mayan homestay in the town of Tihosuco, center of the Caste War.

Colonial Valladolid to Mérida. The highlights of this tour are the flamingos and other aquatic birds in the mangrove habitat of Ria Lagartos. We also visit Mayan ruins including the well kept secret of Ek Balam, and several cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique. Along the route are also some interesting Mayan and Yucatecan towns and villages. This is a regular difficulty tour.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state during the famous Day of the Dead celebrations. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Quiroga. We suggest that you fly into Morelia international airport.

This is a regular difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Zihuatanejo. On this very popular tour we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests.

Colonial Valladolid to Mérida. The highlights of this tour are the flamingos and other aquatic birds in the mangrove habitat of Ria Lagartos. We also visit Mayan ruins including the well kept secret of Ek Balam, and several cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique. Along the route are also some interesting Mayan and Yucatecan towns and villages. This is a regular difficulty tour.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Mérida. We will visit the major Mayan ruins including Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam and Cobá as well as some of the lesser known but important sites such as Mayapan, visit many cenotes, and cycle on lesser travelled roads. Colonial cities and towns like Valladolid, Izamal and Tizimin are a pleasure to spend some time in and finally we visit the rustic gulf coast, cycling between the sea and lagoons with a prevailing tailwind at our backs.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Valladolid. The loop ride will highlight some of the most impressive Mayan ruins in the Yucatan, including Chichen-Itza, Coba and Ek-Balam. We will also visit several cenotes and ride some of the quietest roads around. Besides Valladolid, Izamal is another colonial gem and we will also delve into some beautiful natural places.

This is a challenge difficulty tour in the northern part of the state of Oaxaca starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 9 days of cycling, averaging 62km a day, with lots of climbing and some steep sections. We will ride a counter clockwise loop, riding high up into the misty Sierra Juarez before descending an epic downhill to Tuxtepec. We'll explore some forgotten areas of Oaxaca and loop back through the Teotihuacan-Cuicatlan desert, and back up into the cool pine forests.

This extreme challenge difficulty and extremely popular tour in the state of Oaxaca starts and ends in Oaxaca city. The route to the coast will take us through a major Mexican pilgrimage destination, Juquila. People come from all over Mexico by foot, bicycle and motorized vehicle. After a brief stay on the coast in the surfer town of Pto. Escondido we head back into the hills and mountains to loop back to Oaxaca. The mountain scenery here is absolutely spectacular. This area is rich in indigenous culture, mainly Mixtec, Triqui and Amuzgos. We end the ride along an ancient trading route winding it's way along the top of a high ridge.

This is a light - regular difficulty tour with 10 days of cycling averaging 70km per day. We will meet in Mérida and cycle from that beautiful colonial city, to Mayan ruins, crystaline cenotes, flamingo and wetland bird sanctuaries and finally end up at the Mexican jewel of the Caribbean, Tulum. Of course we will cycle on the beautiful quiet backroads of the Yucatan.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state during the famous Day of the Dead celebrations. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Quiroga. We suggest that you fly into Morelia international airport.

This is a regular difficulty tour that follows the Pacific coast down from Puerto Vallarta to Zihuatanejo. On this very popular tour we meander along the quiet roads of the rolling foot hills of the Sierra Madres, the ocean crashes onto beaches 200 metres below with a backdrop of dazzling mountains and forests.

This extreme challenge difficulty and extremely popular tour in the state of Oaxaca starts and ends in Oaxaca city. The route to the coast will take us through a major Mexican pilgrimage destination, Juquila. People come from all over Mexico by foot, bicycle and motorized vehicle. After a brief stay on the coast in the surfer town of Pto. Escondido we head back into the hills and mountains to loop back to Oaxaca. The mountain scenery here is absolutely spectacular. This area is rich in indigenous culture, mainly Mixtec, Triqui and Amuzgos. We end the ride along an ancient trading route winding it's way along the top of a high ridge.

Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. This is a regular difficulty tour. We will enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture of several towns on this tour including Mérida, Izamal and Valladolid. Mayan ruins that we visit include the famous Chichén-Iztá, Uxmal and several others including more in the Puuc hills. There are caves including Lol-Tun, and cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique.

Colonial Valladolid to Mérida. The highlights of this tour are the flamingos and other aquatic birds in the mangrove habitat of Ria Lagartos. We also visit Mayan ruins including the well kept secret of Ek Balam, and several cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique. Along the route are also some interesting Mayan and Yucatecan towns and villages. This is a regular difficulty tour.

This is a light - regular difficulty tour with 10 days of cycling averaging 70km per day. We will meet in Mérida and cycle from that beautiful colonial city, to Mayan ruins, crystaline cenotes, flamingo and wetland bird sanctuaries and finally end up at the Mexican jewel of the Caribbean, Tulum. Of course we will cycle on the beautiful quiet backroads of the Yucatan.

On this 3 week regular - challenge difficulty tour we start in Mérida and finish in San Cristobal de las Casas in the Chiapas highlands. The odyssey is split up into four phases; the Yucatan, gulf coast, the cacao region, and the mountains. We will see an impressive cross-section of south-easern Mexico and explore a diverse array of culture and geography.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state during the famous Day of the Dead celebrations. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Quiroga. We suggest that you fly into Morelia international airport.

This is a challenge difficulty tour in the northern part of the state of Oaxaca starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 9 days of cycling, averaging 62km a day, with lots of climbing and some steep sections. We will ride a counter clockwise loop, riding high up into the misty Sierra Juarez before descending an epic downhill to Tuxtepec. We'll explore some forgotten areas of Oaxaca and loop back through the Teotihuacan-Cuicatlan desert, and back up into the cool pine forests.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Mérida. We will visit the major Mayan ruins including Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam and Cobá as well as some of the lesser known but important sites such as Mayapan, visit many cenotes, and cycle on lesser travelled roads. Colonial cities and towns like Valladolid, Izamal and Tizimin are a pleasure to spend some time in and finally we visit the rustic gulf coast, cycling between the sea and lagoons with a prevailing tailwind at our backs.

On this 3 week regular - challenge difficulty tour we start in Mérida and finish in San Cristobal de las Casas in the Chiapas highlands. The odyssey is split up into four phases; the Yucatan, gulf coast, the cacao region, and the mountains. We will see an impressive cross-section of south-easern Mexico and explore a diverse array of culture and geography. Also, Carnaval celebrations will be going on for the first week of the tour.

Colonial Valladolid to Mérida. The highlights of this tour are the flamingos and other aquatic birds in the mangrove habitat of Ria Lagartos, and also the Carnaval celebrations. We also visit Mayan ruins including the well kept secret of Ek Balam, and several cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique. Along the route are also some interesting Mayan and Yucatecan towns and villages. This is a regular difficulty tour.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Michoacan state during the famous Day of the Dead celebrations. We range in altitude from 1500m to 2500m so the weather is cool. We'll explore colonial cities, indigenous Purepecha towns, the newest volcano in the world, the avocado capital of the world and some spectacular mountain country-side. There are lakes, colourful markets, and interesting history and culture. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Quiroga. We suggest that you fly into Morelia international airport.
Cancelled.

This is a regular difficulty tour in central high valleys of the state of Oaxaca during the Day of the Dead celebrations, starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 8 days of cycling, averaging 45km a day, with some climbing and some dirt roads. We'll visit several colonial towns and cities, major weekly markets, Zapotec ruins, artisanal mescal makers, and various centers of Oaxaca crafts.

This is a challenge difficulty tour in the northern part of the state of Oaxaca starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 9 days of cycling, averaging 62km a day, with lots of climbing and some steep sections. We will ride a counter clockwise loop, riding high up into the misty Sierra Juarez before descending an epic downhill to Tuxtepec. We'll explore some forgotten areas of Oaxaca and loop back through the Teotihuacan-Cuicatlan desert, and back up into the cool pine forests.

Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. This is a regular difficulty tour. We will enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture of several towns on this tour including Mérida, Izamal and Valladolid. Mayan ruins that we visit include the famous Chichén-Iztá, Uxmal and several others including more in the Puuc hills. There are caves including Lol-Tun, and cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Puebla state. Highlights include Pueblan cuisine, snow capped mountain views, cool pine forest, a cactus reserve, museums (Puppets, Anthropology and Minerology, Fossils) and the prehispanic ruins of Cacaxtla and Cantona. We'll also see colonial and Mexican Baroque architecture and sample pulque. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Cholula. We suggest that you fly into Puebla international airport.

Colonial Valladolid to Mérida. The highlights of this tour are the flamingos and other aquatic birds in the mangrove habitat of Ria Lagartos. We also visit Mayan ruins including the well kept secret of Ek Balam, and several cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique. Along the route are also some interesting Mayan and Yucatecan towns and villages. This is a regular difficulty tour.

This is a light - regular difficulty tour with 10 days of cycling averaging 70km per day. We will meet in Mérida and cycle from that beautiful colonial city, to Mayan ruins, crystaline cenotes, flamingo and wetland bird sanctuaries and finally end up at the Mexican jewel of the Caribbean, Tulum. Of course we will cycle on the beautiful quiet backroads of the Yucatan.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Puebla state. Highlights include Pueblan cuisine, snow capped mountain views, cool pine forest, a cactus reserve, museums (Puppets, Anthropology and Minerology, Fossils) and the prehispanic ruins of Cacaxtla and Cantona. We'll also see colonial and Mexican Baroque architecture and sample pulque. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Cholula. We suggest that you fly into Puebla international airport.

This is a regular difficulty tour in central high valleys of the state of Oaxaca during the Day of the Dead celebrations, starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 8 days of cycling, averaging 45km a day, with some climbing and some dirt roads. We'll visit several colonial towns and cities, major weekly markets, Zapotec ruins, artisanal mescal makers, and various centers of Oaxaca crafts.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Puebla state. Highlights include Pueblan cuisine, snow capped mountain views, cool pine forest, a cactus reserve, museums (Puppets, Anthropology and Minerology, Fossils) and the prehispanic ruins of Cacaxtla and Cantona. We'll also see colonial and Mexican Baroque architecture and sample pulque. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Cholula. We suggest that you fly into Puebla international airport.

This extreme challenge difficulty and extremely popular tour in the state of Oaxaca starts and ends in Oaxaca city. The route to the coast will take us through a major Mexican pilgrimage destination, Juquila. People come from all over Mexico by foot, bicycle and motorized vehicle. After a brief stay on the coast in the surfer town of Pto. Escondido we head back into the hills and mountains to loop back to Oaxaca. The mountain scenery here is absolutely spectacular. This area is rich in indigenous culture, mainly Mixtec, Triqui and Amuzgos. We end the ride along an ancient trading route winding it's way along the top of a high ridge.

Colonial Mérida to Valladolid. This is a regular difficulty tour. We will enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture of several towns on this tour including Mérida, Izamal and Valladolid. Mayan ruins that we visit include the famous Chichén-Iztá, Uxmal and several others including more in the Puuc hills. There are caves including Lol-Tun, and cenotes. A cenote is an opening to the immense underground lake and river system of the Yucatan; each one is spectacular and unique.

This is a light - regular difficulty tour with 10 days of cycling averaging 70km per day. We will meet in Mérida and cycle from that beautiful colonial city, to Mayan ruins, crystaline cenotes, flamingo and wetland bird sanctuaries and finally end up at the Mexican jewel of the Caribbean, Tulum. Of course we will cycle on the beautiful quiet backroads of the Yucatan.

This is a regular difficulty tour in central high valleys of the state of Oaxaca during the Day of the Dead celebrations, starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 8 days of cycling, averaging 45km a day, with some climbing and some dirt roads. We'll visit several colonial towns and cities, major weekly markets, Zapotec ruins, artisanal mescal makers, and various centers of Oaxaca crafts.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Puebla state. Highlights include Pueblan cuisine, snow capped mountain views, cool pine forest, a cactus reserve, museums (Puppets, Anthropology and Minerology, Fossils) and the prehispanic ruins of Cacaxtla and Cantona. We'll also see colonial and Mexican Baroque architecture and sample pulque. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Cholula. We suggest that you fly into Puebla international airport.

This is a light - regular difficulty tour with 10 days of cycling averaging 70km per day. We will meet in Mérida and cycle from that beautiful colonial city, to Mayan ruins, crystaline cenotes, flamingo and wetland bird sanctuaries and finally end up at the Mexican jewel of the Caribbean, Tulum. Of course we will cycle on the beautiful quiet backroads of the Yucatan.

On this 3 week regular - challenge difficulty tour we start in Mérida and finish in San Cristobal de las Casas in the Chiapas highlands. The odyssey is split up into four phases; the Yucatan, gulf coast, the cacao region, and the mountains. We will see an impressive cross-section of south-easern Mexico and explore a diverse array of culture and geography. Also, Carnaval celebrations will be going on for the first week of the tour.

This is a regular difficulty tour in central high valleys of the state of Oaxaca during the Day of the Dead celebrations, starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 8 days of cycling, averaging 45km a day, with some climbing and some dirt roads. We'll visit several colonial towns and cities, major weekly markets, Zapotec ruins, artisanal mescal makers, and various centers of Oaxaca crafts.
Listing survives only partially.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Puebla state. Highlights include Pueblan cuisine, snow capped mountain views, cool pine forest, a cactus reserve, museums (Puppets, Anthropology and Minerology, Fossils) and the prehispanic ruins of Cacaxtla and Cantona. We'll also see colonial and Mexican Baroque architecture and sample pulque. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Cholula. We suggest that you fly into Puebla international airport.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Mérida. We will visit the major Mayan ruins including Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam and Cobá as well as some of the lesser known but important sites such as Mayapan, visit many cenotes, and cycle on lesser travelled roads. Colonial cities and towns like Valladolid, Izamal and Tizimin are a pleasure to spend some time in and finally we visit the rustic gulf coast, cycling between the sea and lagoons with a prevailing tailwind at our backs.

This is a regular difficulty tour in central high valleys of the state of Oaxaca during the Day of the Dead celebrations, starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 8 days of cycling, averaging 45km a day, with some climbing and some dirt roads. We'll visit several colonial towns and cities, major weekly markets, Zapotec ruins, artisanal mescal makers, and various centers of Oaxaca crafts.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Puebla state. Highlights include Pueblan cuisine, snow capped mountain views, cool pine forest, a cactus reserve, museums (Puppets, Anthropology and Minerology, Fossils) and the prehispanic ruins of Cacaxtla and Cantona. We'll also see colonial and Mexican Baroque architecture and sample pulque. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Cholula. We suggest that you fly into Puebla international airport.

This is a light - regular difficulty tour with 10 days of cycling averaging 70km per day. We will meet in Mérida and cycle from that beautiful colonial city, to Mayan ruins, crystaline cenotes, flamingo and wetland bird sanctuaries and finally end up at the Mexican jewel of the Caribbean, Tulum. Of course we will cycle on the beautiful quiet backroads of the Yucatan.

This is a regular difficulty tour in central high valleys of the state of Oaxaca during the Day of the Dead celebrations, starting and ending in Oaxaca city. There are 8 days of cycling, averaging 45km a day, with some climbing and some dirt roads. We'll visit several colonial towns and cities, major weekly markets, Zapotec ruins, artisanal mescal makers, and various centers of Oaxaca crafts.

On this regular difficulty tour we cycle around the highlands of Puebla state. Highlights include Pueblan cuisine, snow capped mountain views, cool pine forest, a cactus reserve, museums (Puppets, Anthropology and Minerology, Fossils) and the prehispanic ruins of Cacaxtla and Cantona. We'll also see colonial and Mexican Baroque architecture and sample pulque. This is a loop tour starting and ending in Cholula. We suggest that you fly into Puebla international airport.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Mérida. We will visit the major Mayan ruins including Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam and Cobá as well as some of the lesser known but important sites such as Mayapan, visit many cenotes, and cycle on lesser travelled roads. Colonial cities and towns like Valladolid, Izamal and Tizimin are a pleasure to spend some time in and finally we visit the rustic gulf coast, cycling between the sea and lagoons with a prevailing tailwind at our backs.

We start and end this regular difficulty tour in Mérida. We will visit the major Mayan ruins including Chichén Itzá, Ek Balam and Cobá as well as some of the lesser known but important sites such as Mayapan, visit many cenotes, and cycle on lesser travelled roads. Colonial cities and towns like Valladolid, Izamal and Tizimin are a pleasure to spend some time in and finally we visit the rustic gulf coast, cycling between the sea and lagoons with a prevailing tailwind at our backs.