Cotswolds Cycling Break FAQ’s

Each break includes luggage transfer(s) between lodgings, so you only need to worry about your day pack when you are moving accommodation. Each break includes luggage transfers for one large suitcase per person. You need to leave it in reception on the morning you are moving villages and it will arrive at your destination by late afternoon.

Solo travellers are welcome on this tour and a supplement applies to cover the cost of solo occupancy of a double/twin room and the extra cost incurred in moving one set of luggage instead of two and providing a set of route maps for one rather than two people. A supplement also applies to those requiring their own room.

We offer a variety of different cycle routes raining from 8 miles to 40 miles so there should be something to suit everyone. Please be aware that a good general level of fitness is required and that the Cotswolds is by nature hilly so there are occasional, short ascents but on the whole the routes are quiet and flat wherever possible. On the site you can also see the ascents for each days ride. If you are worried about the hills we also offer the option of electric bikes.

You can go any time of year but we recommend March to October as the best time of year for outdoor activities in the Cotswolds.

Pick ups from London and other towns and villages can be arranged at an extra cost.

We will provide you with a detailed pre-tour folder which includes a packing list but as a guide: layered cycle wear, waterproof jacket and trousers, comfortable trainers, warm jacket.

Generally the best way is to take a train from London Paddington to Moreton-in-Marsh- its direct and takes around 90 minutes. Many of our breaks start or finish in Moreton-in-Marsh. You auld also take a taxi, which would cost around £150 and take around 2 hours.

See our full terms and conditions here https://www.cyclethecotswolds.com/terms-and-conditions/