Great Britain

From the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands, to the crashing waves of Cornwall this legendary John O'Groats to Land’s End journey is more than a cycling holiday — it’s the ride of a lifetime. Covering close to 1,800 km (1,100 miles) across the length of mainland Britain, this unforgettable 17-day adventure challenges your legs, inspires your spirit, and rewards you with memories that will last forever. Every pedal stroke brings a new landscape, a new challenge, and a new story. Discover the majesty of Scotland’s mountains, lochs, and remote Highland roads, the drama of the Lake District the raw and unspoilt beauty of Wales. Conquer the rugged climbs of Dartmoor cross the iconic Severn Bridge into Devon. Ride the quiet country lanes of Cornwall before reaching the iconic finish at Land's End. This is real cycling. Rewarding climbs, changing weather, tired legs — and the incredible feeling of achievement that comes with overcoming them all. JOGLE is a challenge every passionate cyclist should experience at least once. To see what’s in store, watch this video by Oscar Boyd which helped inspire this route. Why Ride JOGLE with Wild Atlantic Cycling? With Wild Atlantic Cycling, you can take on this epic journey with complete support from start to finish. Our expertly designed route avoids busy roads wherever possible, guiding you along scenic lanes, National Cycle Network paths, and hidden gems far from the crowds. Meanwhile, our experienced team takes care of the logistics, luggage transfers, and accommodation, allowing you to focus entirely on the ride. Whether you choose a traditional road bike or an e-bike option for extra support, this adventure welcomes riders of different abilities to experience Britain in the most rewarding way possible — together, on two wheels, chasing the horizon from John O’Groats to Land's End. Route Map of John O'Groats to Land's End Distance and Climbing The total distance is 1,711 km with 19,961 meters of climbing / 1,061 miles with 65,471 feet of climbing The average daily distance is 107 km with 1,248 meters of climbing / 66 miles with 4,092 feet of climbing The biggest day is 130 km, 1,870m / 81 mi, 6,134 ft read more read less

Our 'Ride London to Barcelona' cycle tour is an exhilarating and challenging adventure spanning southern England, four regions of western France, the Pyrenees mountains and the Spanish region of Catalonia. The entire route is 1,400 kilometres through remarkably diverse landscapes. You will complete it in 11 cycling days. The total metres climbed is approximately 16,000 m. Reviews "I recently completed WAC's London to Barcelona cycling tour. The whole trip was a great pleasure thanks to WAC's thoughtful route, organisation and people. I enjoyed every minute" Paul Squire (United Kingdom) "A very unforgettable journey. You just need to concentrate on riding and enjoying the wonderful scenery, and don't worry about the rest." Ya Hsin Yeh (Taiwain) Route Map of the London to Barcelona Cycle Tour Join us in May and June 2026 for this fully supported road bike tour from London in southern England to Barcelona on the Spanish Mediterranean coast. Our journey starts on southern England’s green country roads from London to Portsmouth. The ferry journey across the channel to France is a delightful experience. On the French side, you’ll cycle through beautiful river valleys and villages. Ride through Normandie, the Loire river valley, marvel at the beauty of the Dordogne and admire the many chateaus. Périgord, Limousin and Dordogne are characterized by their picture-postcard villages and empty country lanes. Further south to Albi and on to Carcassonne and the countryside has a dry, sun-kissed feel to it. Congratulate yourself as you make the 52 kilometre climb to the Spanish border in the Pyrenees and revel in the ensuing descent through the Catalonian hills to Barcelona. Distance and Climbing The London to Barcelona tour is a challenging tour with some longer days in the saddle. Days vary, but generally the route has some climbs of medium difficulty and a few which are challenging. You will most likely need to train for the event and ensure you are fit enough to complete the distance and climbing.  On this epic cycle journey from London to Barcelona you will experience a cycle tour with a remarkable diversity of landscapes and scenery. This tour is suitable for our AVID Riders. Find out if you are an AVID or ACTIVE style of rider here. The entire route is approximately 1,400 kilometres (850 mi) in 11 cycling days plus one arrival day, one departure day and one rest day in Carcassonne. 120 km (72 mi) daily average 1,250 m (4,100 ft) daily average Price The price is £2,505 per person sharing. Some single rooms are available for an additional supplement of £845. Returning customers enjoy a discount voucher of £75! read more read less

The NC 500 - North Coast 500 cycle tour is a breathtakingly scenic route that loops around the northern Highlands of Scotland, covering approximately 500 miles of rugged coastline, majestic mountains, and charming villages. Our NC500 cycle tour offers a unique way to experience this stunning region, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the natural beauty and rich culture of the Scottish Highlands.   Route Map of Scotland's NC500 Cycle Tour NC 500 Distance and Climbing This tour is designed with the ‘avid’ rider in mind (please see rider types) as it has some testing terrain and the added uncertainty of changeable weather conditions too! We recommend you come prepared. The NC 500 cycle tour is a challenging tour with some longer days in the saddle. Days vary, but generally the route has some climbs of medium difficulty and a few which are challenging such as the well-known climb of Bealach na Bà on day 2. A winding single track road through the mountains of the Applecross peninsula. You will most likely need to train for the event and ensure you are fit enough to complete the distance and climbing. This tour is suitable for our AVID Riders. Find out if you are an AVID or ACTIVE style of rider here. The total distance is 924 km with a total of 11,423 metres of climbing. The daily average is 132 km and 1630 metres of climbing. Price The price is £1,980 per person sharing. Some single rooms are available for an additional supplement of £480. Bicycle Rental We strongly encourage you to bring your own bike - you will have a bike you know and are comfortable riding for the duration of the journey. Flying with a bike case, box or bag, checked in as special luggage is now very common and safe. And….we offer to take charge of your bike bag or box at the start of the tour and have it conveniently returned to you at the finish. If you don’t have your own bike box many local bike shops now provide very reasonably priced rental options. Cycling Weekly have done a great article on Best bike bags and boxes 2025: protect and transport your bike with ease while travelling (link opens in new window). It’s well worth taking a few minutes to read. If you still prefer to rent a bike for this tour, Wild Atlantic Cycling works with the great team at Cycle Hire Scotland. Your bike will be there for you on Arrival Day and taken back to the shop for you! Only £395. You will need to book directly with them here using the link below. Simply select your tour and make your booking along with any extras: Cycle Hire Scotland - https://www.cyclehirescotland.co.uk/book Are E-Bikes Suitable? A question we get asked more and more! How far an Electric-assist bike will get you depends on the level of assist, type of terrain you're riding, and your weight. E-bikes have opened up a world of cycling to a wider audience. However not all types of E-bikes are suitable for all our tours. Given the daily distance and climbing on our AVID tours, E-bikes are ordinarily not suitable. However, if you have ridden for many years on a regular road bike and now simply seek a little extra assistance on some of the tougher climbs, then we won’t discourage. The type of E-bike suitable would be an Electric Road Bike with dropped handlebars such as the one in this picture. By contrast, Electric Hybrid Bikes are often heavy with weighty frames and batteries. They don’t usually fit well in our vans or on our bike racks either!   read more read less