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Exciting Tour News From Africa
Africa is where everything started for TDA Global Cycling. It remains our most popular destination and for good reason. Cycling on the continent is a unique test of mind, body, and bicycle and an incredible physical and mental challenge.
We have 4 tours in Africa – The flagship Tour d’Afrique (Cairo to Cape Town), Cape to Kili (Cape Town to Kilimanjaro), Morocco: Kingdom of the West (Casablanca to Casablanca) & Magical Madagascar (Ifaty to Antsiranana) – and all four are proving very, very popular. Here’s an update on where each tour stands:
Tour d’Afrique
The 2024, 2025 & 2026 rides are all currently sold out. Waitlists are open for the 2025 & 2026 expeditions. We have just opened registration for the 2027 Tour d’Afrique and spaces are now available.
Cape to Kili
The 2024 Cape to Kili ride is currently sold out but the waitlist is open. The 2025 ride still has a few spaces available and we have just opened registration for the 2026 expedition.
Morocco: Kingdom of the West
The 2024 Morocco: Kingdom of the West is sold out but the waitlist is still open. The 2026 tour is now open for registrations.
Magical Madagascar
The 2025 Magical Madagascar is now open for registration. The 2023 Magical Madagascar received some amazing reviews from its riders and a large number of cyclists have already signed up for the 2025 ride.
4 Comments for "Exciting Tour News From Africa"
I did Tour d’Afrique 2014 and to this day November 29, I think of my trip EVERY day. It was so hard, hated living in a tent and being dirty, I loved every tough minute. I celebrated my 65th birthday there. One of the best ever.
I did S.Korea/Japan this year…OUTSTANDING with tough climbs but worth every climb. The hotels were incredible and of course the staff as well. What I loved most was the Onsen or showers at the end of each day….but have to have learned what it was like to be unclean for many days
TDA IS THE BEST.
You da man,
and glad to see that you are easing up some at 74.
Hello I’m booked for next years tourdafrique and I’m hoping to follow this years tour as closely as possible. What’s the best way to do that?
Hi Thomas, The best way is though our social media channels – Instagram, Facebook and X.