BikeHike Adventures' Viva Venezuela Makes National Geographic Traveler's Top 50 Tour of a Lifetime

Each year, the Editorial Team at National Geographic Traveler magazine scours the globe "for the most authentic, most innovative, most immersive, best-guided, and most sustainable tours" says Senior Editor Norie Quintos. "The outfitters we selected have responded to travelers looking for more meaning and context." BikeHike Adventures' 9-day Viva Venezuela tour has been selected by the team as one of the Top 50 Tours of a Lifetime for 2010... READ MORE

Two BikeHike Adventures Trips Awarded
Outpost Magazine's Best Trips for 2010!

Outpost Magazine released their 2010 Global Travel Guide which includes their 76 Best Trip Picks featuring two of BikeHike Adventures' trips:

Laos - Multi-sport Mecca (13 days)
Activities: Mountain Biking, Trekking, Kayaking and Elephant Riding

Romania - Transylvania Traverse (10 days)
Activities: Mountain Biking, Hiking and Horseback Riding

BikeHike Adventures' Costa Rica Coast to Coast Adventure Selected as a National Geographic Traveler Tour of a Lifetime

We are proud to announce our Costa Rica Coast to Coast trip has been selected by the editors of National Geographic Traveler magazine for their third annual Tours of a Lifetime issue. Our trip was selected based on our shared vision that travel should ultimately not be acquisitive and superficial but connect us more deeply to the planet and to the people in it.
For more information on National Geographic Traveler’s Tours of a Lifetime, please click here.

Vietnam - Paddle and Play Featured in FLARE Magazine

Tracy Picha, a regular columnist from Flare Magazine, went on our Vietnam - Paddle and Play adventure trip. Her experience has been wonderfully chronicled in the travel feature, "Voyage Vietnam". Please click here to the full feature.

New Trip!

Spain - El Camino de Santiago

Biking and Hiking (11 Days)

The Camino de Santiago (Way of Saint James) is one of the world’s ancient treks, and has been trodden by hikers and bikers from all over the world for centuries. Its history begins in 813 AD with the discovery of a tomb containing the remains of the body of the apostle Santiago (or St James). Santiago had been decapitated in 42 AD in Palestine, but his followers had stolen the body, put it in a little stone boat, and after a storm-tossed voyage they landed up on the shores of Galicia in Spain. They had secretly buried the body and it lay undiscovered for almost eight centuries. Just under 1200 years after the discovery, we have the chance to hike and bike along this very same route, absorb the legends, traditions and rich culture, and in the process discover one of the most beautiful parts of Spain. Visit our Spain - El Camino de Santiago trip page for more details.