How we Travel. As an epic 2023 close….
Riders of Venetians covered 16,032km, Allies 24,200km, Custom Othello 30,800km, Othello 33,000 and The Odyssey riders 54,600!
A guide’s view on tour in Morocco
From Isabel, post Othello 2023…… “I have just returned from this Odyssey and I can tell you firsthand how utterly incredible this […]
Supporting Morocco on tour
We and all our riders want to help and all advice from Morocco says financial donations are the best way.
Therefore, we have decided to donate 50% of the tour profits to Moroccan charities.
Meet the Soigneurs!
We love the diversity of our guide team, our linguists and mechanics, historians and ex-professional riders, our archaeologists and motivators. However, no matter how hard we all try, it is the soigneurs who always come out as the favourites on tour!
Odyssey Cycling Statistical Comparison
Which Odyssey is longest, which is toughest, which has the biggest climbs, the most elevation, the best roads?!
Check the table below for a cycling based statistical analysis of our Odysseys up until and including 2023.
On the road with The Odyssey
Get the full story on The Odyssey – Istanbul to Ithaca written from the deck of our 32m gulet yacht the Ali Candan (the one in the foreground of the cover shot)!
Curious about what happens on an Odyssey?
Get the full story on Othello – Marrakesh to Porto Odyssey as today our riders head out of the Sahara desert and into the Atlas Mountains!
A new Homepage Cycling Dream Video
We have been asked a few times for a running sheet for our homepage video so here it is! Spot the cyclist in every shot and see how many locations you can identify!
Kefalonia – Post Tour
This is a beautiful island to relax after a month on the road from Istanbul. It isn’t as touristy as so many Greek islands – you have genuine traditional villages, spectacular beaches and tons of history – perfect for an Odyssey as well as a post Odyssey relax!
The Age of Adventure
See the best of Chile and Argentina from the road as you cycle your way along Chile’s stunning Pacific Coast, stopping at many of the country’s vineyards, before winding your way through the world’s second highest mountain range, The Andes.