This article was previously published in a Dutch cycling magazine. It tells the story of our 1993 bicycle-trip to Ecuador. There is a Dutch version of this text. Our route through Ecuador Our tourreport The republic of the Equator While the plane was descending to Quito for a brief moment I thought I could see […]
Home Themes Countries CyclingAroundTheWorld.nl Our day by day route The complete from day to day, from town to town and from country to country route we followed on our world tour can be retrieved from this page. Just select the country you want to see more about and click Go! Note: Although we traveled for […]
In October and November 2001 we cycled from Vientiane (Laos) to Siem Reap in Cambodia. We traveled through Eastern Thailand, following the Mekong River for some time and visited the famous Khmer ruins in the southern part of East Thailand. We entered Cambodia at Poipet to end our trip at Siem Reap.
This is the World Tour site by Anja de Graaf and Paul van Roekel. From july 1987 until july 1989 we made our world tour by bike. In two years we cycled almost 30.000 kms through Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. View by country We show you dozens of fine photo’s taken during our […]
Cycling Around the World bestaat al sinds 1997. Veel andere websites hebben zich lovend uitgelaten over inhoud, gebruikersvriendelijkheid en vormgeving van deze site. Recensies en vermeldingen in het Engels en in andere talen. Op het WWW Op Pad (ANWB) “Op de website van Paul van Roekel en Anja de Graaf kon ik me geruime tijd […]
Author: admin Published: Jan 23rd, 2012 Category: Destinations Comments: None TAGS: None In August and September 2011 we travelled by bicycle in Mongolia. The trip took four weeks to complete. The total distance cycled was around 900 kms. We started and ended our trip in Ulan Bataar. We first hired a “taxi” to take us […]
Author: admin Published: Jan 23rd, 2012 Category: Destinations Comments: None TAGS: None In August and September 2011 we travelled by bicycle in Mongolia. The trip took four weeks to complete. The total distance cycled was around 900 kms. We started and ended our trip in Ulan Bataar. We first hired a “taxi” to take us […]
Adventure Cycling invites you to enter your most stunning photos — highlighting the beauty, adventure, and inspiration of bicycle travel — in our 2nd Annual Bicycle Travel Photo Contest. They’re looking for beautiful photography representing the diversity and spirit of bike touring. Your original digital images, capturing of all aspects of bike travel, are eligible […]
I just finished a new tour report on our Cycling Around The World pages. It tells you all the details of latest trip that started in September this year. We started in Fresno and ended in Tom’s Place in the Owens Valley ( Eastern Sierra). We covered more than 700 kilometers in two weeks. We […]
Hama has introduced a new mini-pod that can be clamped on the handlebars of a bicycle (or motorbike) so that you can record your ride on video or take pictures . The Hama Bike pod comes complete with a small ball-head and ¼-inch thread, for a suggested reatil price of €14.99. Dutch cyclists and photographers […]
Author: admin Published: Aug 2nd, 2010 Category: Fun Comments: None TAGS: None A couple of days ago I stumbled upon Piccsy.com a image sharing site with a wide rage of often strange images. Although it seems to have a large share of images with undressed girls on it there are also some (other) nice subjects. […]
As I have visited South Africa two times my anttention was particularly drawn to these pages about South African every day bicycle culture. SA is great country to travel around by bicycle but not a lot of people seem to do so. Yes we’ve have seen mountain bikers and road racers (mostly white South Africans) […]
I live in the Netherlands where in the past years the elctric bicycle has become more and more popular. On a recent bike and camp trip around the Norhern provinces of my country we were overtaken several times by speeding seniors on their powerbikes! Although we were working hard on our heavily loaded bikes and […]
Vladislav Ketov is a Russian who has really developed and implemented a project of the first trip made really around the world (land) along the coastline of the continents. This was a cycling trip lasting 20 years! Unaccompanied he traveled to Europe, Africa, south and south-east of Asia and both Americas (except Arctic coast) and […]