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Granada, Nicaragua
Panama City, Panama
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Embark on an epic two week cycling adventure through Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama
Ride passed active volcanoes, through cloud forests and around national parks
Relax on the Caribbean Bocas islands
For seasoned travelers craving an active escape, the Cycle Nicaragua to the Panama Canal tour offers a thrilling 14-day journey across Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama. This challenging itinerary has you pedaling past dramatic volcanoes, through lush cloud forests, and alongside the engineering marvel of the Panama Canal. Explore the volcanic island of Ometepe, unwind on the paradise shores of Bocas del Toro, and marvel at the Arenal Volcano’s grandeur. With expert guidance, comfortable accommodations, and all meals included, this cycling tour is perfect for those seeking both adventure and cultural immersion. The highlight? Experiencing three diverse countries by bike, blending physical challenge with natural wonders and local color.
Mike was helpful and knowledgeable about the trip and took into account the weather conditions when planning the cycling.
This is a great cycling adventure. If you love cycling, have a desire to see wonderful countries and share travel experiences, then this the trip for you. We had a mixture rain forests and rural roads. Everyday had its own highlights!! We even had an option to visit an uninhabited desert island. The tour leader made everything run smoothly and added to the experience.
As mentioned previously this was an ambitious itinerary. Chris the leader made it work, so I feel very grateful to him for this. It was just brilliant to see 3 very different countries in Central America on 2 wheels on a two week trip.