H+I Adventures Launch eMTB Specific Adventure Holidays
After working with, and seeing the professionalism of H+I Adventures at several bike launches, we are excited to know that they are now offering a range of exciting holidays tailored towards the adventurous eMTB rider.
H+I Adventures already has an enviable list of incredible international destinations and has now launched a brand new range of e-mountain bike-specific adventures in Europe and Africa. The biggest hurdle to eMTB vacations overseas is still the airline restriction on battery transportation. As such, H+I Adventures has ensured that there’s a fleet of high-quality e-mountain bikes to rent in each of their destinations, so you don’t need to worry about travelling with your own bike.
“Even within the E-MTB industry there are vast differences in technology and applications, so it made perfect sense to us to focus on this new wave of mountain biking and treat it as its own entity, rather than simply offering riders the chance to ride an E-MTB on our existing mountain bike tours. We’ve had an increasing number of requests over the past couple of years from riders wanting to have an e-bike on our tours, but mixing normal bikes and e-mountain bikes in a group tour of eight to twelve days has never made sense to us, and we wanted to take time to do it properly. For us, something as complex and as popular with riders as E-MTB deserved special attention,” Euan Wilson, H+I Adventures CEO.
To kick off their E-MTB portfolio, H+I has launched straight into a spread of European locations including Switzerland, Slovenia, Croatia and Spain, and a unique e-mountain biking safari in Namibia, Africa. With prices ranging from £1950 for an 8 day trip in Spain to £3400 for a 12-day E-MTB safari in Namibia, there is something for every pocket.
For more information, check out the H+I Adventures website.
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