Tag: bicycle
Read all about bike tours, cycling routes and all about traveling by bicycle.
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
Electric Bike With Pedal Assist: Your Outdoor Travel Buddy
If you’re planning to buy a new bike, you may consider getting yourself an electric bike. They’re faster and more fun to ride, making them immensely
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
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
Amsterdam style hitchhiking: Take a yellow bike ride
Amsterdam is the undisputed bicycle capital of the world. More than 500,000 different bikes can be spotted on its bike lanes. But as a tourist, it is
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
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
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