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Colin Bike Him.JPG (37649 bytes) Colin has an insatiable love of cycling and walking and he believes that this is the best way to explore new areas and to appreciate any country and its people. There is a real sense of achievement when you reach your destination and you also have an excuse to taste the local wine and produce without that ‘guilty’ feeling.

So, next time you have a few weeks to spare why not go for a walking or cycling holiday far away from the noise of the city and modern day life's stresses. Enjoy a gentle stroll through the vineyards of the Dordogne in France, appreciate the loneliness of Scotland's West Highland Way, take delight in walking through the remote Mountains of the Moon in Africa or follow the colour coded paths in the European Alps. Here are just a few of our most popular walks but if you would like to know what else we have to offer, please contact Colin.   Why a walking holiday??
Brent has also been brought up on hiking and biking. From his early days 'tramping' (hiking in local Kiwi speak) the country side of New Zealand to walks with the Bedouin in Egypt and the walkways of Britain and Europe.

So join us on an exploration of range of trips.

  • Cycling and walking (soft to hard)
  • Family travel
  • Exploratory expeditions
  • City Cycling for quick visits
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NEW BROCHURE & WEB SITE dedicated to walking and cycling holidays.
The WEB version of the brochure is up and running. Read on for more walking and cycling. Our web site will always have more programmes than what we can put into print.

Click here, or the picture to go to full Walking and Cycling Holidays Website.

New for 2008 Kokoda Track

Family Cycling

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Walking and cycling in Europe can also be a family affair as was seen with Brent, Elaine, Daniel and Hayley in Europe 2000. Here is 'dad Brent' (right of picture) keeping an eye on his 11 year old (at the time - the one in blue) riding through villages in northern Belgium. Talk to us about riding as a family. Daniel (13 yrs at the time) cycling through Belgium towards the Dutch border. He is the one with the helmet on. Most Europeans don't wear helmets, but as the children were in Europe for the first time, with increased traffic levels and riding on the 'other side' of the road compared to Australia, helmets remained on their heads.

Visiting Copenhagen with your family??  Sightsee the city with bikes provided by the city Visit here and learn...

Exploratory Cycling Expedition

See pictures form our 2004 exploratory trip. Cyclists on a trip over the roof of India. Leh to Manali August.
Some pictures to view

City Walking & Cycling

Amsterdam Austria Bristol (UK) Pirate Walks Canada Denmark
Germany
Hamburg
Schwerin
Kyoto Japan Macau Melbourne New Zealand
Auckland
Wellington
Scotland Singapore   USA
Portland