Cycling with a twist
About
This tour is truly special in that every day is completely different and unique, offering the very best of the West Coast and the essence of New Zealand beauty - wild, wonderful and adventurous! After three days of cycling, we take you to one of the last little secret spots on the coast for an unforgettable kayaking and walking experience.
A cycling tour designed for women, guided by women, loved by women.
We are an official partner of the West Coast Wilderness Trail.
- 6 Days / 5 Nights
- Group Size Min 5 – Max 10
- Easy / Moderate Cycling
- $2585 (Ebike incl)
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Location
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