We love taking families discover our routes. Because several of our team members are parents and have tested it with their own kids, because clients have too, and nothing sounds better than "The kids loved it!" or "These have been our best family holidays so far!" or "The little one still tells us about it, and about how much he wants to go back to see Buddha and to visit Khun Tong (whom we stayed with for one night)!". We want families to live these experiences, kids and teens to have fun, and for you to create these great memories and bonding moments.
Family-Friendly Cycling Tours
Quiet backroads, flexible days, and kid-ready setups — crafted by cyclists and parents
A successful family trip is one where kids and adults create lifelong memories, and go back home wanting for more. A cycling holiday is one of the best ways to achieve that, and we'll help you do so - there's nothing we'd like more!
Here is our promise to kids and adults alike:
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Safe, quiet backroads — No stressful traffic. Just charming lanes through villages, rice paddies, and coconut groves.
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Flexible days — We adapt itineraries depending on your children’s ages and energy. Having hosted riders from 1.5 years old to teens, we know how to balance rides, rest, and fun.
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Kid-ready gear — Trailers, tag-alongs, or bikes for older kids. We’ll guide you on what works best.
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Play and Snack stops — We weave in cafés, markets, temples, and hotel pools. Because it’s not just about riding.
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Support vehicle — We know this can make a difference, and can help adjusting a daily route on the go. Too hot, too tired, or just don't wanna ride today? We got this, and our lovely and trusted drivers will take care of your children's comfort like if they were their own.
Quick look at our Family-Friendly Cycling Tours
We have taken families on all our cycling itineraries below, and we would love to take you there too!
Remember: our itineraries are outlines — a starting point. We’ll happily adapt them to match your family’s pace and interests. That might mean shortening or lengthening the overall trip, reducing daily distances when accommodation allows, or adding in more downtime for swimming, markets, or temples. The goal is simple: a trip that fits your family perfectly.
