Tripsite specializes in a wide variety of cycling tours throughout Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Americas, including Bike and Barge Tours, Road Bike Tours, and now River Cruises. They even offer a cycling tour in the Galapagos Islands!
This family-owned business was founded in 1999 out of a passion for cycling. Being originally from the Netherlands, the van den Hengels have had the pleasure of experiencing much of Europe over the years, be it via bicycle, boat, or train. This passion for travel has taken them beyond Europe as well, in search of new and exciting places to take fellow travelers.
They offer self-guided, guided, and supported bicycle tours, with most tours offering the e-bike (electric bike) option. For Europe tours, their bike and barge tours are an ideal way to travel! The barge is your floating hotel and the bike is your means to explore the backroads of countries and cultures. Guided tours include a cycling guide and the camaraderie of biking in a group. Supported tours, though lacking a cycling guide, provide vehicle backup if needed.
In addition, they offer multi-adventure tours that include activities such as ziplining in Ecuador, hiking on a Croatian mountain, kayaking in Portugal or Vietnam, as well as cultural activities like cooking classes in France, Spain and Italy.
Offering a diverse portfolio, they offer tours to fit any budget, from luxury to value and tours to suit any interest including history, culture, and gastronomy. Tailored made tours are possible as well! Tripsite promises that their bike tour prices are the lowest on the market without sacrificing quality.
For the most challenging road bike tours, cycling tours with Thomson will challenge you to ride like you’ve never ridden before! Whether it be the challenge of conquering your first famous climb in the Alps or the thrill of a 10-mile descent on a twisting road in the Pyrenees. Their trips are designed for avid cyclists capable of riding upwards of 50 miles per day in mountainous terrain.
With 25 years of local cycling knowledge, they promise the most challenging and spectacular routes in each region. Rides start and finish at the hotel to avoid spending hours in van transfers. Ride leaders are experienced cyclists, fluent in English and the local language and expert at escorting guests safely around their chosen routes. They also offer Tour de France spectator tours and custom tours.
A leader in educational tours since 1975, Road Scholar offers 5,500 educational tours in all 50 states and 150 countries, and is one of the few non-profits among the large tour companies. Their educational specialty tours allow you to travel alongside local and renowned experts and experience in-depth and behind-the-scenes learning opportunities, from cultural tours and study cruises, to walking, biking and more.
From Cuba to Antarctica, from Buenos Aires to Bangkok, from the Southern Hemisphere to the Northern Lights, each of their 5,500 adventures takes learning to new dimensions. Whether it’s Aboriginal artifacts in the archives of a remote Australian museum or Zambian zebras along the Zambezi River, the expert members of the Road Scholar faculty will bring an exhilarating vibrancy to each destination that you won’t find with most other learning experiences.
Their shipboard study cruises explore the world’s most fascinating waters — the Aegean Sea by cruise ship, Antarctic inlets by expedition vessel, or the canals of France by riverboat. As you travel from port to port, you’ll learn about history, art, ecology and culture from world-class instructors and local experts.
Road Scholar’s fundraising brings in nearly $2 million in donations every year, allowing them to offer enrichment grants to those who otherwise could not afford a Road Scholar trip. They bestow 300 such grants every year. Know a caregiver who needs a break? Spread the word about our Caregiver Grants.
A leader in educational travel since 1975, Road Scholar offers educational tours in all 50 states and 150 countries, and is one of the few non-profits among the large tour operators. Alongside local and renowned experts, experience in-depth and behind-the-scenes learning opportunities, from cultural tours and study cruises to walking, biking and more. Their shipboard study river cruises explore the world’s most fascinating waters — the Aegean Sea by cruise ship, Antarctic inlets by expedition vessel, or the canals of France by riverboat. With a wide variety of exciting river cruises throughout Europe, as well as the United States, India and Asia, travelers can learn about history, art, ecology and culture from world-class instructors and local experts as they travel from port to port. You’ll only have to unpack your bags once, as you’re transported from one amazing destination to the next.
These educational Africa tours combine culture and learning with classic safari experiences, such as tracking the big five on the Serengeti plains. Trace the migratory path north through the remote Serengeti, and cross into Kenya’s Maasai Mara reserve to search for the elusive leopard. Learn about elephants in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, rhinos in the Great Rift Valley, and search for Mountain Gorillas in Volcanoes National Park. Other safari highlights include luxury safari camps, searching the Maasai Mara for lions and cheetahs, scenic boat rides on the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls, and much more!
A leader in educational tours since 1975, Road Scholar offers 5,500 educational tours in all 50 states and 150 countries, and is one of the few non-profits among the large tour companies. Their educational specialty tours allow you to travel alongside local and renowned experts and experience in-depth and behind-the-scenes learning opportunities, from cultural tours and study cruises, to walking, biking and more.
From Cuba to Antarctica, from Buenos Aires to Bangkok, from the Southern Hemisphere to theNorthern Lights, each of their 5,500 adventures takes learning to new dimensions. Whether it’s Aboriginal artifacts in the archives of a remote Australian museum or Zambian zebras along the Zambezi River, the expert members of the Road Scholar faculty will bring an exhilarating vibrancy to each destination that you won’t find with most other learning experiences.
Their shipboard study cruises explore the world’s most fascinating waters — the Aegean Sea by cruise ship, Antarctic inlets by expedition vessel, or the canals of France by riverboat. As you travel from port to port, you’ll learn about history, art, ecology and culture from world-class instructors and local experts.
Road Scholar’s fundraising brings in nearly $2 million in donations every year, allowing them to offer enrichment grants to those who otherwise could not afford a Road Scholar trip. They bestow 300 such grants every year. Know a caregiver who needs a break? Spread the word about our Caregiver Grants.
A leader in educational tours since 1975, Road Scholar offers 5,500 educational tours in all 50 states and 150 countries, and is one of the few non-profits among the big tour companies. Their educational specialty tours allow you to travel alongside local and renowned experts and experience in-depth and behind-the-scenes learning opportunities, from cultural tours and study cruises, to walking, biking and more.
From Cuba to Antarctica, from Buenos Aires to Bangkok, from the Southern Hemisphere to the Northern Lights, each of their 5,500 adventures takes learning to new dimensions. Whether it’s Aboriginal artifacts in the archives of a remote Australian museum or Zambian zebras along the Zambezi River, the expert members of the Road Scholar faculty will bring an exhilarating vibrancy to each destination that you won’t find with most other learning experiences.
Their shipboard study cruises explore the world’s most fascinating waters — the Aegean Sea by cruise ship, Antarctic inlets by expedition vessel, or the canals of France by riverboat. As you travel from port to port, you’ll learn about history, art, ecology and culture from world-class instructors and local experts.
Road Scholar’s fundraising brings in nearly $2 million in donations every year, allowing them to offer enrichment grants to those who otherwise could not afford a Road Scholar trip. They bestow 300 such grants every year. Know a caregiver who needs a break? Spread the word about our Caregiver Grants.
Their tours cover everything from reasonably-priced African camping safaris in Botswana and Namibia, and classic wildlife safaris, to Madagascar lemur adventures, Uganda gorilla tracking trips, mountain trekking adventures, family trips, self-drive trips, and much, much more.
Choose from regularly departing group safaris or private safari-style travel holidays tailored to your exact interests and budget. They are also a leader in family African safaris.
This award-winning company is one of the longest standing family-owned adventure and eco-tour travel companies in the United States. They offer full-service exotic, guided cross-cultural explorations such as African safaris and other wildlife tours, in the remote corners of Asia, Africa, the Americas and the Pacific.
Their Kenya Million Animal Safari, now in its third decade, is a culturally sensitive, wildlife intensive trip that supports community education. This tour, along with our wildlife safaris in Tanzania, Uganda, Madagascar, Botswana, and other countries in Africa, serve as models for the best safaris.
In Ethiopia they offer a wonderful cultural and wildlife experience including the Timkat Festival. In southern Africa they partner with local tour operators who offer regular departures ranging from classic safaris under canvas with full comfort and gourmet dining to “participation safaris” where you help create the adventure.
Founded in 1978, and boasting several industry awards, this small family-owned and operated company pioneered the principles of ecotourism – active, small-group travel that supports traditional communities and natural environments – before ecotourism was a word.
Other wildlife tours include the Galapagos, orangutans in Borneo, and Amazon journeys, as well as small ship cruises in the Antarctic Circle, and numerous other treks and adventures.
Specializing in small group eco-tours, this award-winning company is one of the longest standing family-owned adventure and eco-tour travel companies in the United States. They offer full-service exotic, guided cross-cultural explorations such as African safaris and other wildlife tours, in the remote corners of Asia, Africa, the Americas and the Pacific.
Their wildlife tours include the Galapagos, the gorillas of Uganda and Rwanda, orangutans in Borneo, the Lemurs of Madagascar, a variety of African safaris, as well as small ship cruises in the Antarctic Circle, and numerous other expeditions and wildlife adventures.
Founded in 1978, and boasting several industry awards, this small family-owned and operated company pioneered the principles of ecotourism – active, small-group travel that supports traditional communities and natural environments – before ecotourism was a word.
Their Africa tours cover everything from reasonably-priced African camping safaris in Botswana and Namibia, and classic wildlife safaris, to Madagascar lemur adventures, Uganda gorilla tracking trips, mountain trekking adventures, family trips, self-drive trips, and much, much more.
Choose from regularly departing group safaris or private safari-style travel holidays tailored to your exact interests and budget. They are also a leader in family African safaris.
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