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Seeing Sri Lanka on a bicycle

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Eco Team, Sri Lanka’s pioneering adventure sport and tourism company is currently facilitating a personalized cycling tour for 13 cycling enthusiasts from Australia. The tour which spans 11 days runs through Minuwangoda, Nikaweratiya, Anuradhpura, Habarana, Kandy, Kitulgala, Panadura, Ahungalla and Galle.

 

According to a statement by the company Eco Team has seen a lot of different types of travelers coming in to Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is not just a hot travel spot anymore, but is also classifies as an experience destination. Taking advantage of this fact Eco Team strives to create those experiences for different tour groups and their needs.

 

Feeling the wind in their hair, enjoying the smiles and hospitality of the locals, the team of 8-able bodied and 5 disabled cyclists will spend 11 days travelling 60-100kms per day experiencing all that Sri Lanka has to offer. Their tour will take them through lush green paddy fields, historical cities, along winding rivers, up steep mountain ranges, and end along the sun-kissed Southern coast.

 

Eco Team has the ability to customize tours according to the client’s requirements. They not only create the tour, but also provide a dedicated team of cycling guides, back-up vehicle crew, medics, catering and logistics support throughout the tour. Bike technicians also travel with the tour group configuring the bicycles to suit height and other specifications, while also transporting helmets, back-up bikes and other gear. When organizing the tours Eco Team mainly chooses the B and C routes so that the groups avoid traffic while also getting the opportunity to experience real village life.

 

With an increased interest for cycling tours specifically from groups in Europe, Eco Team has also seen an increase in the number of tour groups from Australia owing to the direct flights that now operate from there. For more information and to book your own cycling tour, please contact Eco Team on 0112 123456.

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