Rwanda

Minimum age is 18, no maximum age is provided. As long as your health allows and you get a GO from your doctor you can join. However, having the right fitness level is essential for these cycling tours.

We sleep alternately in tents, local guesthouses and eco-lodges. Alternating from country to country. On some days, we let ourselves get a little more pampered. Luggage is taken from place A to B by jeep, so you don't have to carry your luggage on the bike.

Lots of goodies, local and fresh. Depends from country to country. We consume breakfast and dinner at our sleeping place. We have lunch on the road. Sometimes it's a packed lunch or provided by our crew. We obviously take vegetarians (and/or other diets to the extent possible) into account.

In Rwanda, among others, we support local projects focused on sustainability and community development. Specific projects are selected per destination and may vary per trip. You can choose to sponsor cycling clothes, bike parts, helmets and children's books, depending on local needs. This is obviously not compulsory.

The course can be done by either MTB or gravel bike. Depending on the destination, there may be variation in the course and the suitable bike. We recommend using wider tyres for extra grip and comfort if needed. Your own bike flies with us or you can rent an MTB locally. At most destinations, you can hire e-MTB (limited).

Good fitness is a must, as is good health. Consult your GP for personal advice. We cooperate with tankantwerpen.be for a bike fit, full cardiac check-up and training programme.

Everyone takes their own travel insurance. Check whether your insurance covers repatriation for the relevant countries and definitely consider cancellation insurance.

Each participant will receive a road book with the cycling route description and a wealth of practical and tourist information. Before departure, you will of course also receive the gpx routes that you can transfer to your GPS at home (Garmin or Wahoo).

Yes, during our adventure bike tours, there is always a professional bike mechanic along with a medical expert in our crew. We also work with local guides and staff who help us with logistics and culture.

Your safety is our top priority. Each participant is given a GPS tracker that allows our crew to track your position, should you get lost or if you follow a different route. In addition, everyone takes their own GPS with them. Our two experienced cycling guides accompany the group and know the routes inside out. As for safety in Rwanda, although the country has a turbulent past, today it is one of the most stable countries in Africa and the roads and conditions are safe for travellers.

Absolutely! We understand that everyone has their own rhythm. In our experience, the group often splits into two or three smaller groups; we make sure everyone can move at their own pace. The slower group leaves earlier to be able to eat together during lunch. Each participant gets the correct route via gpx.

Before departure, you will receive a detailed luggage list so you can be well prepared to set off. During the trip, your luggage will be transported in the truck to the next accommodation. A jeep will always stay near the cyclists, equipped with a bike mechanic and extra supplies such as water, sunscreen, snacks, cameras and other small items you need along the way.

Make sure your travel documents are in order! You will need a valid passport that is valid for at least 6 months. Depending on the country, certain vaccinations and or a visa are required.

Yes, we organise several (online) info sessions before departure. These sessions give you more information about the trip, such as luggage, cycling routes, places to stay and other practical matters. This is also an opportunity to ask your questions and prepare well for the adventure!

Upon arrival, you will receive or buy a local SIM card with mobile data so you can make calls, send messages with the crew or keep your home front updated on your adventures.

To Rwanda, we fly direct with Brussels Airlines or Rwandair.

The group consists of a maximum of 18 participants. We deliberately keep the groups small, which makes us more agile and allows you to form a real group.

There are 6-8 cycling days planned. Halfway through, we enjoy a rest day, at the weekend we go full steam ahead for the World Cup event and the last day you can go to Akagera Park or explore Kigali further. The mileage varies between 55 - 95 km and the altimeters from 850 to 2000 hm! In total, we cycle just under 500 km and 9,500 altimeters. Don't worry, shortened routes are possible on some stages. Rwanda is tough climbing, so good preparation is recommended. You can cover the course with an MTB or gravel bike. Your own bike flies with us or you can rent an MTB locally.

Rwanda World Cup edition in Sep 2025: €3,745 including bike transport or €365 bike rental**

Included: Direct flight, accommodations, breakfast, dinner, and supplies along the way, bike transport, GPS routes, baggage transport from A to B, etc.

Excluded: Passport, vaccinations, possible PCR tests, insurance, bike, excursions on free days, extra drinks, gifts, single supplement.

**Possible surcharge due to kerosene price increases