2 Week Cycling Tours & Bike Trips
Southeast Asia by bike hits different entirely. From cycling through Angkor Wat, to ancient Angkor Thom, visiting floating villages on Tonle Sap Lake, discovering Sambor Prei Kuk's temples, relaxing on Koh Rong's stunning beaches, and cycling through Hanoi's scenic outskirts, your’e exploring Mai Chau's lush valleys and villages to the max. Southeast Asia by bike hits different, and it’s something you won’t forget.
10 best 2 Week bicycle tours
Compiled by
MelissaBicycle travel expert at TourRadar
- Cycling Vietnam’s Backroads 13 Days
- Cycle Angkor to Cambodia Beaches
- Cycle Saigon to Hanoi
- Cycle Cambodia to Vietnam - 12 Days
- Best of Slovenia
- Cycling from the Mekong Delta to Angkor Wat
- Cycle Vietnam
- Bicycle Across Italy! Cycling from Venice to Pisa Classic Self-Guided
- Alpe Adria Cycle Path, Salzburg – Trieste
- Cycle Namibia
Cycling Vietnam’s Backroads 13 Days
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Fantastic exploratory trip through Vietnam. Physically challenging and at times mentally challenging being confronted with the history of this region.”
Cameron, traveled in October
The Vietnamese countryside reveals itself over 13 days of cycling. Routes cover 40-80km daily from Mai Chau's valleys to the challenging Hai Van Pass. Varied landscapes range from mountain roads to coastal paths, with quality bikes provided throughout.
Duration 13 days Destinations Hanoi, Mai Chau, Poom Coong, Hue, Lang Co, Hoi An, My Son Sanctuary, Quang Ngai, Quy Nhon, Dai LanhSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Bravo Indochina Tours From
- US$2,090
Cycle Angkor to Cambodia Beaches
19 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I would highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a unique and unforgettable experience. The food and accommodation were of a truly remarkable luxury standard.”
Wren, traveled in March
A 410km route spans 12 days on quality Trek bikes with Shimano components. Daily rides average 45km, winding through Angkor temples, floating villages, and coastal paths. Features full vehicle support, mechanical assistance, and premium stays at Veranda Natural Resort and Villa Vedici.
Duration 12 days Destinations Siem Reap, Kampong Thom, Phnom Penh, Kep, Kampot, Koh Rong Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Siem Reaper Travel From
- US$2,220
Cycle Saigon to Hanoi
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Certainly cycling was at the top of my list-great bikes and routes plus a terrific support team.”
Bruce, traveled in March
A 350km cycling route connects Saigon to Hanoi, including challenging Hon Giao Pass (1,700m) climb. The path winds through Mekong Delta's waterways, along Cau Hai Lagoon, and around historic Hue. Full vehicle support throughout, with rest days in Nha Trang and UNESCO-listed Hoi An.
Duration 14 days Destinations Ho Chi Minh City, Cu Chi, My Tho, Mekong Delta, Tan Phong, Cai Be, Bao Loc, Dalat, Tuy Hoa, Quy NhonSee all destinations Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From
- US$2,520
Cycle Cambodia to Vietnam - 12 Days
20 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This is for the adventurous and those who want to be truly immersed in the local culture, food, customs and social issues.”
Cynthia, traveled in December
The 500km route features Reid X-Trail mountain bikes with van support. Highlights include the optional 40km Bokor Mountain climb, ancient temple visits, and rural village exploration across flat terrain.
Duration 12 days Destinations Phnom Penh, Kampot, Kep, Ha Tien, Rach Gia, Mekong Delta, Can Tho, Ben Tre, Ho Chi Minh City Age Range Ages 14+ Operator Social Cycles From
- US$1,950
Best of Slovenia
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The communication from the operator is immediate and accurate. The accommodations were well-thought-out.”
Vincent, traveled in May
A 347km path leads from Bled to Piran over 11 days, averaging 35-50km daily. Quality touring bikes suit moderate fitness levels, with an optional lift at Soriska Pass (€30).
Duration 11 days Destinations Bled, Bohinjska Bistrica, Skofja Loka, Ljubljana, Vrhnika, Postojna, Divaca, Muggia, Piran Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Helia Travel Agency From
- US$1,741+$220 upfront costs
Duration 12 days Destinations Ho Chi Minh City, Cai Be, Cai Lay, Mekong Delta, Vinh Long, Can Tho, Long Xuyen, Cai Rang, Chau Doc, Phnom PenhSee all destinations Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Spirit Journeys Worldwide From
- US$2,821
Cycle Vietnam
8 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The beauty of HaLong bay. Cycling past the schools in the quieter places and the children's joyous faces yelling HELLO as we cycled passed.”
Julia, traveled in October
Rolling through Vietnam's diverse landscapes, cyclists cover 15-35km daily over 14 days. The route circles Hanoi's West Lake, passes through Hue's Imperial sites, and meanders along Mekong Delta's waterways. Quality bikes and support vehicle included, with 4.9/5 overall tour rating.
Duration 14 days Destinations Hanoi, Halong Bay, Nhan Muc, Ninh Binh, Hoa Lu, Van Long Nature Reserve, Hue, Lang Co, Da Nang, Hoi AnSee all destinations Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From
- US$2,600
Bicycle Across Italy! Cycling from Venice to Pisa Classic Self-Guided
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We are in love with the country. Certainly a holiday we will never forget!”
Duration 12 days Destinations Chioggia, Comacchio, Ravenna, Faenza, Brisighella, Fiesole, Florence, Vinci, Lucca, MassaciuccoliSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator BikesPlus Travel From
- US$2,466
Alpe Adria Cycle Path, Salzburg – Trieste
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Everything was so well organised we could just relax and ride the bikes. The accomodation was excellent too.”
Karin, traveled in May
The 470km path from Salzburg to Trieste covers 12 days, with 30-70km daily rides. Cyclists cross Salzach meadows, Mölltal valley, and coastal paths, with train transfer at Tauernschleuse and stays at places like Hotel Goldenes Theater.
Duration 12 days Destinations Salzburg, Hallein, Golling an der Salzach, Werfen, St Johann im Pongau, Dorfgastein, Bad Hofgastein, Bad Gastein, Mallnitz, MölltalSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Operator Eurobike From
- US$2,007
Cycle Namibia
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Challenging, inspiring and fun! If you love remote places, fascinating scenery and wildlife, and don't mind early mornings and some tough cycling, then you will love this trip.”
Danielle, traveled in May
Rolling through Namibia for 12 days, from Kupferberg Pass to Spitzkoppe's granite outcrops. Modified fat bikes handle dune riding near Swakopmund, starting with 28-mile introductory rides through wildlife territory.
Duration 12 days Destinations Windhoek, Namib-Naukluft Park, Sesriem, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Spitzkoppe, Brandberg Mountain, Outjo, Etosha National Park, OtjiwarongoSee all destinations Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
- US$4,275
Reviews of 2 week Bicycle Tours
My Feedback on the Bravo Indochina 12 day Back-roads cycle tour. All up my partner and me had a good fun trip experiencing the highlights of Vietnam from Hanoi, Halong Bay all the way down to Ho Chi Minh City while doing the Bravo Indochina Back-roads 12 day cycle tour. The trip went well and largely the weather Gods played their part :-). Unfortunately the timing of the cycle tour saw only my partner and me on the cycle tour - while in same ways this did have its advantages it would also have been good to have a few more people to experience the trip with. Things were generally well arranged/coordinated by Bravo Indochina. I would have given them a 10/10 but on reflection drop this to 8/10 after some changes to accommodation were made without initially discussing this with us and having to chase up on two shuttle transfers from the airport to our hotel and a mix up with the transfer from Mui Ne to our hotel in Ho Chi Minh City. The bicycles were great and were generally mechanically sound and reliable - being a keen cyclist I was more than happy with the bikes arranged by Bravo Indochina albeit it always pays to check everything is tight etc - there were a couple of minor issues which I was able to quickly remedy myself. Also, while I was OK setting up my own bike I wonder whether this is an area Bravo Indochina should consider paying a little more attention too for those who may not be that confident? We felt spending two nights in Mui Ne was probably a little waste of time, While Mui Ne's Coastline is pretty the town does not really have much to offer and I wonder weather dropping a night in Mui Ne in favour of a night in Ho Chi Minh may give travelers a better feel for Vietnams two main centres before going home? The stay in Quang Ngai was also a bit of a waste of time - bit of a weird town TBH with poor hotel selection generally to choose from which made our stay there difficult albeit it was only one night. Hoi An was a highlight and I wonder with there being so much to see in and around Hoi An whether another day/night would have been worthwhile considering - even if this involved another days cycling to another local area above the My Son visit, which was great! Again a further option in sacrifice to the two nights in Mui Ne........ Halong Bay was a super experience and the Tour Guide and boat crew made a great effort to ensure all on board had a good time!! Even though a few things were lost in translation occasionally, the cycling Tour Guide who we met up with in Hue was great as was the support vehicle Driver who we had supporting us on the journey through to Mui Ne - top marks to both!! From a safety perspective, and while I had my own, I would recommend Bravo Indochina provide bikes at least fitted with a rear flashing red light. I always use one when cycling and believe they are cheap insurance when both out on the open road or in traffic in the city! Would I recommend Bravo Indochina? Yes I would, albeit some communication around planning and schedule changes along with shuttle pick up/transfers needs to be improved - I raised this with Bravo Indochina and I did note an improvement over the last few days. From a safety perspective, and while I had my own, I would recommend Bravo Indochina provide bikes at least fitted with a rear flashing red light. I always use one when cycling and believe they are cheap insurance when both out on the open road or in traffic in the city!
Cycling Vietnam’s Backroads 13 Days
- Cycle Angkor to Cambodia Beaches
It was fantastic bike tour experience that provided 5 star service throughout. The beach scenery was breathtaking, Angkor temple was magical and the guide was knowledgeable, attentive, and always willing to accommodate any request. Everything from the route planning to the meals to the lodging was top-notch, making it a truly memorable journey that I wouldn't hesitate to recommend.
- Cycle Saigon to Hanoi
Fantastic tour :) we were so safe the whole time and the bikes were excellent. No one was ever left behind and the food stops were all amazing! (I still dream about some of the noodle stops)! I will be doing a tour next year for sure! Highly recommend this company to anyone! I wasn’t sure how I’d go on a bike tour but it’s such an amazing way to see the country. You make amazing friends as you ride up mountains together. 10/10 would do again!
What our customers ask about 2 Week Cycling Tours & Bike Trips
What are the most popular destinations for 2 week bike tours?
You'll find fantastic routes through Costa Rica from coast to coast, where you'll pedal past volcanoes and through rainforests. In Southeast Asia, bike tours connect Vietnam and Cambodia, taking you through the Mekong Delta and to the temples of Angkor. Japan offers beautiful rides from Kyoto to Tokyo, while South Africa lets you explore the Cape Winelands. One TourRadar traveler shared about Costa Rica: "The cycling routes are amazing and have been really well planned so one gets a great mix of uphill, downhill, flat road and the Costa Rica scenery is just breathtaking." You can cycle along Chapman's Peak in South Africa, ride through small Mekong Delta villages, and discover Kyoto's temples at your own pace.
When should I plan my 2 week bike tour?
Each destination has its sweet spot for cycling. Costa Rica is best from December to April when it's drier and temperatures stay between 75-85°F (24-29°C). In South Africa, plan your trip between September and November - you'll get mild temperatures of 60-75°F (15-24°C) and might spot whales along the coast. For Vietnam and Cambodia, book between November and February to avoid rain and enjoy temperatures around 75-85°F (24-29°C). As one TourRadar traveler mentioned about South Africa: "The September to October departures give the best opportunity to see whales swimming off the coast."
What makes these 2 week bike tours special?
These trips mix cycling with real cultural connections. In Japan, you'll sleep in traditional ryokans and relax in local hot springs. Vietnam and Cambodia tours let you stay with families in the Mekong Delta and watch the sun rise over Angkor Wat. One TourRadar traveler said: "Cycling through remote villages, enjoying local meals in homes, and discovering hidden temples made the experience truly special." In Costa Rica, you might spot toucans while cycling past volcanoes, and in South Africa, you can stop for wine tastings between coastal rides.
How far will I cycle each day on a 2 week tour?
Most days you'll ride between 30-80 kilometers (19-50 miles), usually around 50 kilometers (31 miles). On the Vietnam South to North tour, you'll typically cover 45-50km daily, with some longer 80km rides over mountain passes. Baltic tours keep it easier at 40-45km per day on flat ground. You'll get a rest day every 3-4 days. A TourRadar reviewer noted: "The distances were very manageable - we did about 50km most days with plenty of breaks, and there was always the support vehicle if needed."
Where will I stay during my bike tour?
You'll stay in a mix of places, from regular hotels to local guesthouses. Most tours use 3-4 star hotels like the Saigon Phong Nha Hotel in Vietnam, or traditional places like Japanese ryokans with tatami floors. A TourRadar traveler said about Japan: "The ryokan stays were a highlight, offering an authentic experience with futons on tatami floors and shared onsen baths." Every place offers a comfortable bed and private bathroom, and many have pools where you can relax after riding.
What's included for food and drinks during cycling days?
Tours typically cover breakfast and some other meals. During rides, you'll get water, fruit and snacks. A TourRadar traveler explained the Vietnam/Cambodia experience: "Our guide ensured regular stops every 10-15 km with water, electrolyte drinks, dried and fresh fruit, and local snacks." Costa Rica mornings start with tropical fruits and local dishes, and dinners often feature fresh seafood. If you're vegetarian or have other dietary needs, just let them know before the trip.