Bike for Burundi 2024

I tell folks I'll give them the best ten days in their last five years - that's what I aim to do - and many will say at the end of the trip that it genuinely was, so prepare yourself for an amazing adventure, it's truly special.

Simon Guillebaud

Stunning landscapes, great adventures, new friendships…

7 days – 100km/day – a stunning 38,000ft of fun, sweat, & tears in aid of GLO’s life-saving work in Burundi…

Through your support and help, we’ve raised tens of thousands of dollars over the last eight years that will benefit so many lives here in Burundi. Keep on pushing, as we keep on making a difference.

Are you signed up for 2024? The trip is taking place between 2nd – 12th June 2024*. Download the brochure for more details. Or read about Tim’s experience.

If you are interested in visiting Burundi without cycling then find out more about visiting Burundi.

All information correct at time of writing.

*Please note that the dates have changed to accommodate flight availability.

Please Note: If you choose to travel to Burundi, it is entirely at your own risk. Whilst Great Lakes Outreach will take every care to assist you and keep you safe, we are not a professional or licensed tour operator and do not accept any liability.

I tell folks I'll give them the best ten days in their last five years - that's what I aim to do - and many will say at the end of the trip that it genuinely was, so prepare yourself for an amazing adventure, it's truly special.

Simon Guillebaud

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"It was quite simply the best thing I’ve ever done, life-enhancing, life-changing...I would highly recommend you sign up for the cycle ride!"

...a band of brothers type atmosphere with complete strangers that transform into likely lifelong friends, and feeling a sense of purpose like nothing I have ever experienced anytime, anywhere in my life.”

The Tour was far beyond a ‘cycling event’ and really, my memory of the tour and descriptions to others of the experience leaves the physical challenge (and it was challenging) as a sidelight.