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Mysore to Goa Cycling Tour: 10 Days of Coastal Adventure

byDelhi By CycleMulti-day cycling tours across IndiaStarts from11,500 per personView full gallery

Pedal from the royal heritage of Mysore through the lush Western Ghats, ending at the sun-drenched beaches of Goa. This 10-day slow travel adventure lets you soak in the landscape, culture, and local food at your own pace.

A rider's-eye view of Day 1 on our Mysore to Goa tour. This video diary shows the transition from busy roads to quiet villages, the delicious organic food stops, and the stunning sunset that ends a perfect day of cycling.

A cyclist arriving at one of our unique homestays on the West Coast Ride. After a day of pedaling, a comfortable bed and a warm welcome are guaranteed.

Taking a break under the cool shade of a massive banyan tree. Our West Coast ride includes many such moments to rest, rehydrate, and appreciate the natural beauty of the Karnataka and Goa countryside.

Pausing to admire the view. On our Mysore to Goa tour, we often stop at scenic spots like this riverbank to just take it all in. It is about the journey, not just the destination.

A group of our riders taking a photo break on a bridge over the calm backwaters. The West Coast ride is filled with picturesque landscapes, from lush forests to tranquil waterways.

Cyclists looking out at the Arabian Sea. Reaching the coastline is a major milestone on our 10-day journey from Mysore to Goa, and the view is always worth the effort.

Marking a milestone on National Highway 66. This photo captures the sense of accomplishment and camaraderie on our West Coast cycling adventure.

About West Coast Ride: Mysore to Goa (10 Days)

We don't race on this route. You will be pedaling through shifting landscapes, from the quiet forests of the Western Ghats to the coastal breeze of the Arabian Sea, with a premium support vehicle trailing you to handle the gear and fatigue. Every 200 kilometers, the cuisine shifts, the stories change, and we make sure you have the time to stop for a proper chai break or a chat with a local. It is an intimate group of eight, so we keep the pace relaxed and the focus on the journey, not the destination.

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