cycling

Colombia – Cycling

Few countries in Latin America can match Colombia’s passion for cycling. The sport is woven into daily life, from purpose-built urban cycle networks to competitive road racing traditions stretching back over seven decades. Bogotá and Medellín are regional leaders when

Costa Rica – Cycling

For cyclists, Costa Rica presents a land of striking contrasts: active riding communities flourish in coastal towns and certain urban centres, and lawmakers have made meaningful legal and infrastructural commitments in recent years, yet dedicated cycling facilities remain inconsistent, road

Croatia – Cycling

Croatia presents cyclists with a fascinating set of contrasts. Sweeping coastal scenery, dense inland forests, and scattered island chains combine to make it one of the most visually striking places to ride a bicycle in Europe, and the recreational cycling

Chile – Cycling

Chile is rapidly establishing itself as a welcoming destination for cyclists, boasting an expanding network of urban bike paths, a vibrant recreational riding scene, and some of the planet’s most breathtaking long-distance touring routes. Riding a bike is a viable

China – Cycling

China ranks among the most compelling and increasingly sought-after countries for cyclists. Once celebrated as the “Kingdom of Bicycles,” the nation is experiencing a powerful resurgence in cycling culture, propelled by heightened health consciousness, the rapid spread of bike-sharing platforms,

Caymans – Cycling

For expats in the Cayman Islands, cycling occupies an interesting position — useful for some as a mode of getting around, and genuinely enjoyable for many more as a recreational pursuit, yet far from a firmly rooted part of everyday

Bulgaria – Cycling

Bulgaria presents cyclists with a nuanced reality: the infrastructure is gradually improving but remains inconsistent, urban cycling rates are low by northern European standards, and the country has established itself far more as a recreational and touring destination than as

Canada – Cycling

Canada presents a cycling landscape that is expanding yet unevenly distributed across its enormous territory. In cities such as Montréal, Vancouver, and Victoria, purpose-built infrastructure and bike-share programmes make riding a genuinely useful mode of daily transport. Elsewhere, cycling tends

Brazil – Cycling

Brazil presents cyclists with a complicated but genuinely improving picture. Cycling infrastructure is expanding at pace in major urban centres such as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Fortaleza, and Curitiba, and a growing culture of two-wheeled travel is taking hold

Brunei – Cycling

For expats living in Brunei, cycling tends to be a leisure and fitness pursuit rather than a practical means of getting from A to B. The country’s roads are built with motorists firmly in mind, dedicated infrastructure for cyclists is