moderate
3 days
Suitable for riders with moderate fitness able to cycle several hours per day.
Discover Nelson, New Zealand, on a self-paced three-day cycling adventure. Choose between standard or electric bikes to explore coastlines, vineyards, and native bush at your own pace.
For all ages • Great for Bikers • Something for everyone
Embark on a thrilling three-day independent cycling adventure in Nelson, choosing from standard or electric bikes. Perfect for all skill levels, electric bikes make tackling hills and longer distances a breeze, allowing you to explore more while comfortably carrying your gear. Experience the freedom of cycling at your own pace!
3 Days (Until 5pm two days after)
Choose from our range of standard and electric bikes.
Advantages of riding an electric bike: They are great for cyclists who are not confident about their stamina, or have an injury
They are great for cyclists who are worried about wind, hills and getting tired
They are a great way to extend your daily cycling distance. It is relatively easy to ride twice the distance on an electric bike.
You can carry extra weight more easily. Our electric bikes have racks which take our fully waterproof panniers
Ensure your e-bike battery is fully charged each morning to easily handle hills and maximize riding range.
Safety first—helmets are mandatory and recommended for all riders regardless of skill level.
Bring water, sunscreen, and a basic repair kit, but keep your load light for comfort during longer rides.
Nelson’s weather can change rapidly; plan rides according to up-to-date forecasts to avoid sudden rain or wind.
Nelson has a rich Maori and European settler history, with the Great Taste Trail intersecting sites of cultural significance.
The Nelson region emphasizes eco-friendly tourism, encouraging cyclists to minimize footprint and respect local ecosystems.
Mandatory for safety during cycling adventures.
Protect hands and improve grip during long rides.
Stay hydrated especially on warmer days.
summer specific
Useful for sudden weather changes common in the Nelson region.
spring specific