Why You Should Try Cycling Shikoku, Japan

Imagine gliding through lavender fields in full bloom. Coasting down quiet country lanes lined with cypress trees. Pausing for a café crème in a sun-soaked village square.  This is Provence—not the version packed with tour buses, but the one only locals know. Provence is a cyclist’s dream. With its mix of rolling hills, vineyard-draped valleys, medieval hilltop villages, and quiet backroads, it’s made for slow, soulful exploration. Every turn reveals something postcard-perfect—stone farmhouses, sunflower fields, bustling markets, or maybe a winemaker waving hello.  The region’s rhythm invites travelers of all ages and stoke levels to slow down, breathe deeply, and connect—with the land, the people, and yourself. Whether you’re a casual rider or someone who hasn’t touched a bike in years, this is your chance to see why cycling is the ultimate way to explore Provence. You’ll get firsthand tips, fun stories, and insider knowledge from Adrien Truwant—a French local, seasoned guide, and all-around great storyteller.

Camino de Santiago hardly needs any introduction—if it were even possible to introduce one of the most iconic trail networks in Europe.  Drawing thousands of pilgrims and adventure enthusiasts every year, it’s a walk steeped in history, surrounded by stunning landscapes, and adorned by medieval towns. Or is it? Many would argue that Camino de Santiago is best experienced on two wheels. Needless to say, even thinking about completing this route is an undertaking in its own right.  Want to learn why reaching Santiago de Compostela will test your determination, broaden your horizons, and change your life? Or learn about all the practical things you need to know to embark on such an adventure?  As they say, a cycling journey of 500 miles begins with one pedal stroke—and your first one can be getting inspired by an expert cycling guide on this FREE WEBINAR!