Tag: bicycle
Read all about bike tours, cycling routes and all about traveling by bicycle.
12 midweek mini trip ideas for when you can’t take a day off
The challenge: Do something cool and adventurous this Tuesday (no day off from work required)!
Big adventures are inspiring and they are great for im
11 cool and cheap DIY cycling weekend trip ideas
The challenge: Take your next cycling trip to a whole new level by adding a pinch of adventure and creativity
Organized bike tours are cool, but it's
Cycling in the steppe of Mongolia – a book excerpt
Planning to cycle in the steppe of Mongolia? Read an excerpt from the book, “Terning: Around the World by Bike” by Sam Gambier where he tells the stor
Sam Gambier’s trip around the world: 2,5 years by bike
A few days after his 23rd birthday, Sam Gambier left his home in Cornwall, UK, to cycle around the world. His solo journey would take him over 36,000
Amsterdam: 8 travel tips for first timers
Eager to explore Amsterdam's unique spirit? Feel it on your two-wheel urban tour around the city's narrow streets, or soak up some sun while sailing i
3 reasons to visit the Netherlands in spring
Imagine the silhouettes of windmills surrounded by tulips blooming in various colors. The Netherlands boasts some quirky combinations of cutting-edge
Travel playlists: 15 bicycle songs to hum while riding
Life is better on two wheels, and it gets even better if you listen to your favorite bicycle-themed songs while cycling.
It turns out that the humble
Giethoorn – the Dutch town without a single street
Row row row your boat… gently down the canals of the unique Dutch town of Giethoorn.
Why do I say “unique”?
The village of Giethoorn is located in t
7 ways to celebrate the beginning of April
We challenge you: Celebrate the beginning of April (we give you seven great ideas!)
Drink your Saturday coffee with a view. If you are a nature lover
A beginner’s guide to cycling in the Netherlands
Riding a bike in the Netherlands is both the easiest and the most difficult thing in the world. Bike culture in the Low Countries has its unique etiqu