Over three days, cyclists will ride from Siena to Rome. They will cover a distance of up to 500km with up to 6000m of climbing.
Flying out to Pisa early on Wednesday 19th June, there will be a coach transfer to your hotel in Siena leaving you with the afternoon to explore the heart of Tuscany and its medieval brick buildings.
On Thursday 20th June you'll start your two-wheeled journey south, through the Chianti olive groves and vineyards, over the hill-top towns and around the lakes. After three challenging days in the saddle you'll arrive in the heart of the Italian capital, Rome, to celebrate with your fellow riders. You are then free to fly home on Sunday 23rd or stay on for a longer break to explore the ancient city and the many masterpieces it has to offer.
Included:
- Flight from London to Pisa
- Transfer from Pisa to Siena
- Bike transport from London to Siena & return from Rome to London
- Hotel accommodation (twin sharing) for the nights of 19th to 22nd June (inclusive)
- Breakfast for the period 20th to 23rd June
- Lunch for the period 20th to 22nd June
- Dinner for the period 19th to 22nd June
- Coffee, tea and snacks whilst on the road
- Mechanical backup (labour only)
- Sports injury therapists
- Lead car and motorcycle marshals
Not included:
- Holiday, Travel, Medical and Bike Insurance
- Mechanical spares
- Alcohol and soft drinks at lunch and dinner
- Return travel from Rome to the UK
A full refund minus a £250 non-refundable deposit will be available until Tuesday 19th March 2019.
Hello everyone,
As you may have heard I will be undertaking one of my biggest challenges this June and cycling the beautiful yet hilly landscape of Italy. Starting in Sienna and cycling 400km of rolling hills to arrive in Rome over 3 days.
I will not be alone, I will be joined by 49 other brave and determined women from various sectors in the property and construction industry. I will be representing John Robertson Architects, an office which im proud to say nearly 50% women.
Pedelle is an amazing event and one I'm thankful to be a part of, not only does it celebrate women in the industry but most importantly raises money for Coram - the oldest childrens charity.
Coram is committed to improving the lives of the UKs most vulnerable children and young people. Their vision - that every child has the best possible chance to lead a fulfilling life.
I was fortunate to have a supporting family to see me through to becoming the Archtiect I am today. To think that the money I raise through this event can help someone else who is less fortunate have that same opportunity is one of the reasons I am undertaking this challenge.
Having only used cycling as a means of escaping the London underground for my commute the training for this event has allowed me to find a new passion for riding. I have been fortunate to train with a fantastic group of women. My weekends and evenings spend strapped into my 2 wheels.
Therefore I ask for you to donate what you can to support me in this challenge. Please note that all you donations will be go to Coram. John Robertson Architects has kindly paid for my entrant fee.
Many thanks,
Becky