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Our Recreational Cycle tours of New Zealand allow you to do some great bicycling with a series of three connecting trips. These tours follow the philosophy of "Cycling the Best and Driving the Rest", on some days it is not possible to cycle the whole route between lodgings. The guides can adapt the tour to allow strong riders to cover more ground while more relaxed cyclists get to average from 50 - 70kms plus (30 - 45 miles) daily using the support vehicle. find out more ...
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On our Seriously Cycling tours of New Zealand, strong riders can challenge themselves by cycling the whole route from start to finish. Recreational cyclists can still enjoy these tours as the support vehicle is used to transport riders to the best cycling sections. Riders of all fitness levels can enjoy these two tours which connect to form a three week journey providing the best of New Zealand's South Island.
From 80 - 120 kms plus. ( 50 - 75 miles.) find out more ...
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Our five Rail Trail tours travel through historic and scenic countryside on cycle trails based on disused railway corridors. With easy gradient cycling, character lodgings these tours are suitable for all level of cyclists. Based in the spectacular Maniototo region The Otago Rail Trail Classic is a journey into New Zealand's past. See also our new Victoria Rail Trail tour in Australia cycling through the old goldfields from the Murray River to the Mountains. |
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Customer Testimonials
"The stunning diverse surroundings, thrilling action packed tour, great guides and company made this trip very memorable." Kathryn Hall, UK, Great West Coast Cycle, Dec 2007
"Adventure South provided a fantastic all round holiday, without a doubt our best holiday ever, we will book again." Julie & Jerry Fitzgibbon, Australia, West Coast & Glaciers Cycle, Jan 2008
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