Asia Tours

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Flat 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Roam through the vibrant houses of Gamcheon Culture Village. This tour crosses sprawling sea bridges for a mix of urban exploration and ocean breezes.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Beyond the famous shrines and guided bus tours, Kyoto holds a quieter side that rewards those who take the slow road. This is the Kyoto the guidebooks don't quite capture.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Enjoy the radiant southern sun and the vibrant energy of Kenting Main Street. This coastal path offers a lively, sunny adventure for everyone.

Rating: Level 3/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Perched on the edge of the world, discover Taiwan's most dramatic landscape. This coastal route offers a thrilling, steep, and breathtaking adventure for every cyclist.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Okinawa is unlike anywhere else in Japan. Subtropical, unhurried, and impossibly beautiful, and it's best seen from the saddle of a Brompton.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Mostly flat 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Sun Moon Lake is a beautiful alpine lake that's surrounded by lush greenery and majestic mountains. It is THE cycling destination in Taiwan with its tranquil atmosphere and picturesque scenery.As you cycle around Sun Moon Lake, you'll get to enjoy stunning views of the lake and its surroundings.

Rating: Level 1/5 

Elevation: Flat 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Yilan is one of those places that quietly gets under your skin. Misty mountains, open rice fields, and a coastline that makes every rest stop feel like a reward.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Okinawa is unlike anywhere else in Japan. Subtropical, unhurried, and impossibly beautiful, and it's best seen from the saddle of a Brompton.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Flat 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Taiwan has a way of surprising you. And Hsinchu, with its quiet coastlines and countryside charm, is exactly that kind of surprise.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Peng Hu is the kind of island escape that genuinely surprises you. Turquoise water, dramatic basalt cliffs, and coastal roads so beautiful you'll want to slow right down and take it all in.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Pioneer Tour

Elevation: Flat 

Terrain: Roads with bike lanes / Dedicated Bike lanes Average Distance Per Day: 33 KM Total Distance: >198 km of scenic cycling 

Ancient tombs sit peacefully beside modern high-rises. River paths lead all the way from the city to the sea. Busan is a city built for slow discovery, and there's no better way to see it than on an unfolded Brompton.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Flat Terrain: 

Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Discover the very best of Jeju Island on a fully supported Brompton cycling tour, combining spectacular coastal scenery, volcanic landscapes, authentic local experiences, and unforgettable rides each day.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Beyond the famous shrines and guided bus tours, Kyoto holds a quieter side that rewards those who take the slow road. This is the Kyoto the guidebooks don't quite capture.

Rating: Level 3/5 

Elevation: Steep

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Japan's most famous ride 6 islands linked by 6 bridges, with a cycling path running the whole way. Tobishima Kaido, an extra 7 bridges that feature more inclines but with grand views.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Kun Ming earns its name as China's Spring City for good reason. Mild weather, flower-filled streets, and lakeside paths that feel like they were made for a quiet morning ride.

Rating: Level 3/5 

Elevation: Steep 

Terrain: Roads / Thin Gravel 

Bhutan is one of those places that genuinely stops you mid-pedal. Ancient monasteries, prayer flags in the mountain breeze, and roads so quiet you can hear yourself think.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Flat 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Ride the gentle roads circling Japan's most famous mountain. Each of the five lakes brings a slightly different view of Fuji, framed by forests, shrines and quiet countryside.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Beyond the famous shrines and guided bus tours, Kyoto holds a quieter side that rewards those who take the slow road. This is the Kyoto the guidebooks don't quite capture.

Rating: Level 3/5 

Elevation: Steep

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Japan's most famous ride 6 islands linked by 6 bridges, with a cycling path running the whole way. Tobishima Kaido, an extra 7 bridges that feature more inclines but with grand views.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Kobe to Awaji Island over bridges and bays!

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate 

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane 

Okinawa is unlike anywhere else in Japan. Subtropical, unhurried, and impossibly beautiful, and it's best seen from the saddle of a Brompton.

Rating: Level 2/5 

Elevation: Moderate

Terrain: Roads with bike lane / Dedicated Bike lane