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Find out that New Zealand cycling holidays are a great way to travel through a country famous for being clean and green.

It is a small country with a great infrastructure. With 4.3 million inhabitants, spread over 268,676 square km, the country has a low population density that is the lowest in the south. A third of the total number living in and around Auckland make this the largest city in the country. Only a million people live scattered throughout the South Island. Therefore, the highest volume of traffic is in Auckland and on the connecting roads. In general, there is a lot of barely interrupted cycling happiness.

Both islands have beautiful places. Although some believe that the South Island is the place to choose if you only have limited time. An opinion reflected in the fact that most cycling tour packages are located in the south.

What to expect:

  • Varied landscape on the North and South Islands
  • low crime rate
  • Friendly kiwis, these are people who live in New Zealand
  • A well-developed tourism industry with room for
    • Self-planned cycling holidays
    • Bicycle excursions prepared and arranged
    • Guided bike tours
    • Bus tours combined with mountain biking activities.
    • Mountain biking in adventure style.

The diversity of landscapes combined with a reputation for safe travel make it an ideal destination. While the flexibility of the tours on offer ensures an unforgettable cycling holiday in New Zealand. Every fitness level finds the right bike ride with an interesting goal. Tours are limited to paved and gravel roads or pursue an off-road adventure. The duration can be chosen from a few hours to a full day or even several days.

Adaptable to personal needs, a network of accommodation possibilities is offered. The wide range of prizes allows everyone a well-deserved rest. Some have to be arranged a couple of days in advance and for others it is enough to call in the morning. In the high season, from November to February, it may be necessary to organize things well in advance.

Accommodation Variations:

  • Cabins in regional and national parks
  • Campgrounds offer campsites or cabins
  • Farmstays often with camping facilities
  • Hostels or backpackers
  • Bed and breakfast or hotels

By bike is the closest you can get to nature. It’s fun to be carried away by picturesque landscapes and natural views. Roam over hills and mountains feeling the challenge of going up or enjoying the fast descent. Enjoy the cool breezes following the coast or absorb the tranquility of a back road away from the main highways. Cycling in New Zealand provides fun, challenge and adventure.

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