A fairly high mileage weekend cycling break, but at a relaxed pace. Meet outside Raynes Park station at 9am and head west to a lunch stop at Henley. Continue, with some hilly lanes and good descents, to an overnight stop at a historic pub in North Waltham. 88 miles. After (included) breakfast take a different route home. 59 miles.

A 2-centre holiday in Montrose and Dundee, both with rail stations on the East Coast Mainline. Sociable cycling through landscapes from remote Angus Glens, coastal villages, Carse valley, Sidlaw Hills overlooking the Tay estuary and St Andrews in Fife. Opportunity to visit Dundee’s newly opened V&A Museum and Captain Scott’s RSS Discovery.

A fixed-centre cycling holiday based at a 3* hotel in the sea-side town of Weston-super-Mare. Suitable for fairly fit leisure cyclists able to ride 40 - 54 miles each day. There will be rides to the coastal towns of Clevedon/Portishead and Burnham-on-Sea, a ride up Burrington Combe, site of the Rock of Ages, over the Mendips and down Cheddar Gorge and a ride to Wells, the smallest city in England, and its famous 13th-century Cathedral, the moated Bishop's Palace and Vicars' Close.

A tour starting with a night on the mainland in the Chichester Harbour area before voyaging with our bikes across the Solent to a hotel base in Shanklin on the Isle of Wight. We will explore the island's network of country lanes and cycle paths on daily rides of between 20 and 50 miles. All breakfasts and 4 dinners are included.

A leisurely spring tour through the flowery Mediterranean hinterland of vineyards and garrigue and the wooded Cévennes, moving-on every other day with one 1-night stand. Optional rest days include the Gorges de l'Herault, a choice of Corniche des Cévennes or a spectacular steam train ride and Ventoux summit or the Gorges de la Nesque.
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A fairly high mileage weekend cycling break, but at a relaxed pace. Meet outside Raynes Park station at 9am, heading west to a lunch stop at Henley. Continue, with some hilly lanes and good descents, to an overnight stop at the Innkeeper's Lodge at Oakley. 88 miles. On Sunday take a different route back to Raynes Park. 64 miles.