23 Apr 2013
Sisters Cycle Cuba is a women-only charity challenge across the Caribbean island of Cuba from 9 – 18 November 2013. Women of all ages from all walks of life will unite to cycle 400km while raising vital funds for their favourite charity.
This adventure of a lifetime will be a journey full of fun and friendship. It is fantastic personal goal for women wanting to get fit, lose weight and do something for themselves.
Seemarpreet Riyat recently returned from the Sisters for Charity Mount Kilimanjaro Climb and says: “Once in a lifetime experience – truly phenomenal”.
Cycling is the best way to explore Cuba, the Caribbean's largest and least commercialised island. It is one of the world’s last strongholds of communism and seems frozen in a time warp with battered Buicks and Chevrolets cruising the streets. Music is a way of life in Cuba and the salsa beat can be heard wherever you go. This spectacular ride finishes in the captivating city of Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sisters Cycle Cuba is organised by Classic Tours, the originators of worldwide challenges for charity. Experienced staff will be on hand to provide support and encouragement throughout the cycle ride.
How to take part: Pay a registration fee of £299 and either raise £2650 minimum sponsorship or pay £1300 and raise as much sponsorship as possible. Any charity can be supported on this challenge.
For more information about Sisters Cycle Cuba call Sara on 020 7619 0066 ext 212, email sara@classictours.co.uk or visit www.classictours.co.uk
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For further information, case studies, spokespeople and photography please contact:
Sara Slater - Classic Tours
Tel 020 7619 0066 ext 212
Email sara@classictours.co.uk
Website www.classictours.co.uk
Editor’s Notes
Classic Tours originated the concept of overseas charity challenges. Since 1992 it has inspired over 45,000 people to raise around £75 million after costs. Through its work, Classic Tours has made a difference to hundreds of UK charities from large national organisations to local charitable trusts and the lives and millions of people in need. Visit www.classictours.co.uk
