Where To Go in April

This journey is taken mostly by electric bike with some walking.

For cycling we use front suspension hybrid electric bikes, and we have some step-through bikes available. Cycles are 30 – 50 kms, mostly on smooth, quiet tarmac roads. We are cycling through mountainous regions so there are a few long hills, both up and down. Some tracks have sections that require good balance due to loose gravel. A moderate level of cycling fitness and an ability to cycle up and downhill is required, but this journey is suitable for almost all levels of cyclist.

On foot, the walks take up to two hours, on ancient shepherds’ paths and dramatic coastal tracks. There is some uneven terrain with hilly sections.

The journey has the potential for flexibility. There are different route options each day and the precise split between road and off-road depends on the ability and confidence of the group.

This journey is taken mostly by electric bike with some walking.

For cycling we use front suspension electric mountain bikes on an equal mix of peaceful backroads and off-road tracks that are mostly smooth. Cycles are between 30 – 55 kms. The landscape here is undulating and there are some moderately challenging sections, but we have time to take it easy. You should have moderate cycling fitness and be comfortable riding a bicycle on dirt roads and paths, up and down hills. This journey is suitable for almost all levels of cyclist.

Most of our time is spent in the saddle but we also enjoy a walk through a nature reserve. This is not long or technical but you should be comfortable walking up and downhill.

This journey is taken mostly by electric bike with some walking.

For the cycling we use front suspension electric mountain bikes because of the variety of terrain. Cycles are between 40 – 65 kms on a mix of quiet tarmac backroads and maintained dirt tracks. The tracks have sections that require good balance due to loose gravel. The topography is generally undulating although there are a couple of longer, steeper ascents and descents on tarmac and tracks. A moderate level of cycling fitness and an ability to cycle up and downhill off road is required, but we have plenty of time to take things slow.

On foot, each of the hikes take between 2-3 hours. There are some steep uphill sections and long downhill sections which can be challenging on the knees. To enjoy and complete the hikes, you’ll need a moderate level of fitness. Again, we can take things slow and there will always be someone walking at your pace.