Tour d’Afrique Announces a Dream Bicycle Expedition for January 2011 Spinning the Indian Continent from Agra to Kanyakumari
Littleton, CO, February 06, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Tour d’Afrique's New Trans-India Bicycle Adventure Allows Participants to Choose the Challenge of the Full 2050 Mile Route or One of Two Shorter Tour Segments
Toronto-based Tour d'Afrique (http://www.tourdafrique.com/), a small, socially responsible bike tour company with huge intentions, announces that registration is now open for a January 2011 departure of a cycling adventure from the Taj Mahal in Agra to Kanyakumari at the southern tip of the Indian sub continent.
The cycling expedition features 37 riding days, each ranging from 40–125 km (25-78 miles), as well as 9 rest days. Riders may choose to do the entire 3,300 km (2050 miles) north to south route or opt for one of two shorter tour segments.
The 2011 Indian Adventure Bicycle Expedition http://www.tourdafrique.com/dreamtours/show/58 departs Agra on Jan. 29, 2011 enroute to the southern tip of India and the confluence of the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Mannar and the Indian Ocean, passing through, among many others, the colorful desert cities of Rajasthan, elbowing through Mumbai and relaxing on Goa’s beaches.
A 100 Euro registration fee secures the reservation. The entry fee of 3850 Euros is due on Oct. 29, 2010. The rate includes tour leaders, vehicle support and comfortable nightly lodgings. Meals are taken at various restaurants and roadside eateries along the way.
Designated a Tour d’Afrique “DreamTour” (http://www.tourdafrique.com/dreamtours), the route was designed by Brendan McLean, an inspired visitor to the Tour d’Afrique website and promoted through the online community where enough other riders signed on to make it a confirmed departure.
“The concept is quite simple,” explains Tour d’Afrique’s founder Henry Gold. “You begin with a dream trip that you wish someone would help you implement. Then with our help, you map out a route and an itinerary and our cycling community around the world helps make it a reality. DreamTours may very well revolutionize the way cycling tours around the world are created.”
The Indian Adventure Tour was designed to offer three choices of distance and dates. The options are:
-The Full Tour - Agra to Kanyakumari / 3,300 km /January 29 to March 15 / Cost: €3850
-Kings & Sultans - Agra to Mumbai / 1,600 km / January 29 to February 17 / Cost: €2000
-Bollywood & Beaches - Mumbai to Kanyakumari / 2,100 km / February 19 to March 15 / Cost: €2200
Other current Dream Tours now confirmed or close to achieving critical mass of participants include a July 11, 2010 departure of the Amber Route (St. Petersburg to Venice), a North American Epic (Key West to Anchorage) and the Mediterranean Circuit (a scenic loop around the entire Mediterranean Sea).
About Tour d’Afrique
Tour d’Afrique Ltd, (http://www.tourdafrique.com/) is named for its 2003 flagship cycling tour that annually traverses the African continent from Cairo to Cape Town (7,500 miles in four months). Directly and indirectly Tour d’Afrique benefits third world countries by organizing and staging transcontinental bicycle tours and races lasting 10 days to four months, today traversing all or part of four continents and over 30 countries. Other transcontinental tours are the Orient Express (2,485 miles/50 days, Paris to Istanbul); the Silk Route (2,572 miles/44 days, Istanbul to Samarkand) and the Vuelta Sudamericana (7,500 miles/134 days, Rio de Janeiro to Quito).
Tour d’Afrique’s mission is to create cycling events that appeal to amateurs and professionals alike. Participants range from ages 18 to 80 and the common thread is a spirit of high adventure and a desire for truly transformational travel experiences.
A Tour d'Afrique Foundation (http://www.tourdafrique.com/foundation) promotes giving back to the communities touched by the tours and raises consciousness about the many benefits of bicycles as a means of sustainable transportation.
For tour dates, prices and more information visit: http://www.tourdafrique.com/, call +1-416-364-8255 or email the team at info@tourdafrique.com.
For media information, interviews and photos please contact:
Dave Wiggins / 303-554-8821/ d.wiggins@comcast.net
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Toronto-based Tour d'Afrique (http://www.tourdafrique.com/), a small, socially responsible bike tour company with huge intentions, announces that registration is now open for a January 2011 departure of a cycling adventure from the Taj Mahal in Agra to Kanyakumari at the southern tip of the Indian sub continent.
The cycling expedition features 37 riding days, each ranging from 40–125 km (25-78 miles), as well as 9 rest days. Riders may choose to do the entire 3,300 km (2050 miles) north to south route or opt for one of two shorter tour segments.
The 2011 Indian Adventure Bicycle Expedition http://www.tourdafrique.com/dreamtours/show/58 departs Agra on Jan. 29, 2011 enroute to the southern tip of India and the confluence of the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Mannar and the Indian Ocean, passing through, among many others, the colorful desert cities of Rajasthan, elbowing through Mumbai and relaxing on Goa’s beaches.
A 100 Euro registration fee secures the reservation. The entry fee of 3850 Euros is due on Oct. 29, 2010. The rate includes tour leaders, vehicle support and comfortable nightly lodgings. Meals are taken at various restaurants and roadside eateries along the way.
Designated a Tour d’Afrique “DreamTour” (http://www.tourdafrique.com/dreamtours), the route was designed by Brendan McLean, an inspired visitor to the Tour d’Afrique website and promoted through the online community where enough other riders signed on to make it a confirmed departure.
“The concept is quite simple,” explains Tour d’Afrique’s founder Henry Gold. “You begin with a dream trip that you wish someone would help you implement. Then with our help, you map out a route and an itinerary and our cycling community around the world helps make it a reality. DreamTours may very well revolutionize the way cycling tours around the world are created.”
The Indian Adventure Tour was designed to offer three choices of distance and dates. The options are:
-The Full Tour - Agra to Kanyakumari / 3,300 km /January 29 to March 15 / Cost: €3850
-Kings & Sultans - Agra to Mumbai / 1,600 km / January 29 to February 17 / Cost: €2000
-Bollywood & Beaches - Mumbai to Kanyakumari / 2,100 km / February 19 to March 15 / Cost: €2200
Other current Dream Tours now confirmed or close to achieving critical mass of participants include a July 11, 2010 departure of the Amber Route (St. Petersburg to Venice), a North American Epic (Key West to Anchorage) and the Mediterranean Circuit (a scenic loop around the entire Mediterranean Sea).
About Tour d’Afrique
Tour d’Afrique Ltd, (http://www.tourdafrique.com/) is named for its 2003 flagship cycling tour that annually traverses the African continent from Cairo to Cape Town (7,500 miles in four months). Directly and indirectly Tour d’Afrique benefits third world countries by organizing and staging transcontinental bicycle tours and races lasting 10 days to four months, today traversing all or part of four continents and over 30 countries. Other transcontinental tours are the Orient Express (2,485 miles/50 days, Paris to Istanbul); the Silk Route (2,572 miles/44 days, Istanbul to Samarkand) and the Vuelta Sudamericana (7,500 miles/134 days, Rio de Janeiro to Quito).
Tour d’Afrique’s mission is to create cycling events that appeal to amateurs and professionals alike. Participants range from ages 18 to 80 and the common thread is a spirit of high adventure and a desire for truly transformational travel experiences.
A Tour d'Afrique Foundation (http://www.tourdafrique.com/foundation) promotes giving back to the communities touched by the tours and raises consciousness about the many benefits of bicycles as a means of sustainable transportation.
For tour dates, prices and more information visit: http://www.tourdafrique.com/, call +1-416-364-8255 or email the team at info@tourdafrique.com.
For media information, interviews and photos please contact:
Dave Wiggins / 303-554-8821/ d.wiggins@comcast.net
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