Bikepackers above a winding track in the Highlands

Patagonia · Iceland

Guided bikepacking trips

Carry your gear on the bike, camp under the sky and ride the wildest corners of the world as a team, with guides who have ridden every kilometre before you.

Destinations

Patagonia, Iceland

Riding

8–12 stages · 680–1,000 km

Level

Hard

Nights

Camping, hostels, hotels

Gear

You carry your own

From

€2,440

What bikepacking means with us

On a bikepacking trip there is no support vehicle: you carry your own gear on the bike, and the group moves together from one camp or hostel to the next. Our guides ride with you, carry the group equipment and solve problems with you on the road.

It asks for more than a supported tour: long days in the saddle, few comforts and the will to adapt when the weather or the road changes the plan. What you get back is the feeling of having crossed a wild place on your own strength.

Departures

Iceland Bikepacking

2–11 Jul 2027 · 10 days

Bikepacking · 10th edition

From €2,440 ≈ US$2,700

Patagonia: El Calafate to Ushuaia

Our classic expedition, now in its 25th edition: twelve stages and about 1,000 km from the Perito Moreno Glacier through Torres del Paine and Tierra del Fuego to the end of the world. Several departures every January, including a New Year’s Eve edition.

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Bikepackers riding through Patagonia

Iceland: across the Highlands

Ten days from Reykjavík through Landmannalaugar and across the desert plateau of the Highlands, among glaciers, volcanoes and river crossings, with Willy Mulonia and Dino Lanzaretti. Eight stages, about 680 km, campsites most nights and meals cooked together.

See Iceland Bikepacking

Riders laughing around a camping stove

Is bikepacking for me?

  • Fitness: our bikepacking trips are rated hard. You should be used to several long days in a row on a loaded bike.
  • Team spirit: no rider is ever left alone with a problem. Guides and riders solve things together, and arriving together is the goal.
  • Preparation: before departure we hold a video call on the trip and the equipment, and the guides advise you on your gear and bike set-up.
  • Selection: we build each group from riders of a similar level, using a short questionnaire in the trip handbook.

I did the Patagonia trip – my first time bikepacking! Nacho and Nicola were excellent light-touch guides: fun, respectful and empowering. The route design was awesome, with enough variety and unique highlights. Highly recommend!

Lien D.Patagonia · Google review

Patagonia 2023 is a dream come true, my 1st bikepacking experience ever so a bit of a challenge… but if you really want it you'll make it to Ushuaia. Willy is a great leader, very inspiring and energizing, the team was just great.

Paolo S.Patagonia · Google review

Before starting you are afraid 12 days riding could be too much… And quite soon, too soon, you realize it is over and you start dreaming of your next trip. Very well organized, while keeping the spirit of the adventure. A life changer.

Ernesto G.Google review

Questions about guided bikepacking

What is the difference between bikepacking and a supported tour?

On a bikepacking trip you carry your own gear and there is no support vehicle. On a supported tour a vehicle carries the luggage, and you ride with only what you need for the day.

What bike and gear do I need?

A reliable, well-equipped bike able to carry your gear, and on some trips food. Each trip handbook lists the equipment, and the guides give personalised advice before departure.

Where do we sleep?

It depends on the trip: in Patagonia, a mix of camping, hostels and hotels; in Iceland, campsites most nights, with a hotel in Reykjavík.

Is there a meeting before departure?

Yes. A video call explains the trip and the equipment our guides carry. If you cannot join, we answer your questions by email.

How do I book?

Choose a departure and book online with a deposit. The payment schedule and the cancellation terms are on each trip page.

New to Patagonia? Read our practical guide to bikepacking in Patagonia.

More questions? Read our general FAQ, write to info@pa-cycling.cc or message us on WhatsApp.

The group at the Ushuaia sign at the end of the trip

Arrive together