Cycling trips for discovery

Small-group cycling trips around the world, with a support vehicle or bikepacking. Guided since 2002.

Upcoming trips

Alaska

13–26 Mar 2027 · 14 days

Supported · 2nd edition

From €8,040 ≈ US$8,890

5.0 ★★★★★

Rated 5.0 on Google from 59 reviews

What riders say

I did the Patagonia trip, my first time bikepacking! The guides were excellent: fun, respectful and empowering. The route design was awesome, with enough variety and unique highlights.

Lien De Brouckere, Patagonia

The itinerary was perfectly planned for a good pace and variety of riding. The guides were fantastic: kind, knowledgeable, fun and supportive. I would definitely do it again.

Gabi Klausner-Abrahamson, Dolomites to Venice

The tour ran smoothly. I was promised an epic adventure and PA Cycling delivered!

Scott Ballinger, Kyoto to Tokyo

Ride with the people who drew the routes

Willy Mulonia founded PA Cycling in 2002 and still rides with some of our groups. He rode 28,640 km from Ushuaia to Alaska and won the 2025 Iditarod Trail Invitational. The guides beside him include a geographer who maps our routes and riders who have raced the Montane Yukon Arctic Ultra.

Meet the team

Patagonia, by bike

Twelve bikepacking stages and 1,000 km from El Calafate to Ushuaia, through Torres del Paine and Tierra del Fuego. 13 to 30 January 2027.

Japan, from Kyoto to Tokyo

Ten stages and 876 km through the Japanese Alps, the thatched village of Shirakawago and around Mount Fuji. 8 to 23 October 2027.

Mongolia, across the steppe

Eight stages and 671 km from Ulaanbaatar to Kharkhorin, the ancient capital of the empire, sleeping in ger camps and under the stars. 14 to 28 August 2027.

Ride the unbelievable

Guided cycling trips since 2002, from the Japanese countryside to Ushuaia at the end of the world.

Read the journey

Willy Mulonia’s stories of cycling and parallel journeys, and the photo travel books he made with Frank Lotta and Paolo Penni Martelli for Terre di Mezzo: Patagonia, at the end of the world, and Japan, 800 km by bike from Kyoto to Tokyo. In Italian.

Cover of Chino verso Nord, by Willy Mulonia

Chino verso Nord

Willy Mulonia

Cover of Patagonia, by Frank Lotta, Paolo Penni Martelli and Willy Mulonia

Patagonia

Terre di Mezzo

Cover of Giappone, by Frank Lotta, Paolo Penni Martelli and Willy Mulonia

Giappone

Terre di Mezzo

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