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Spring time in Amsterdam is already a banquet of dreams, with endless rows of tulips leading to traditional windmills, locals riding bicycles along pretty canals, and the city abuzz with the approach of Summer. But we're making it even better. Think cheese tastings, modelling a traditional clog, a locally guided Dutch bike ride through the streets of Edam and even visiting the famous Keukenhof for a view of the vibrant tulips. And you have yourself a very splendid Easter in Amsterdam.
Embark on a journey through the lesser-known regions of southern Poland and northern Slovakia and delve into the heart of the Carpathian Mountain Range. Over 8 days, we transition from Krakow and the rolling hills of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship to Slovakia’s castle-studded Spis region and the snow-capped peaks of the High Tatras. While the rides offer diverse challenges, the pace remains unhurried, allowing ample time to explore heritage sites, enjoy scenic hikes, unwind in old town squares, and savor wholesome meals.
Meeting in Krakow, the first stage of the adventure takes us through the Polish countryside of the Carpathian foothills and past the densely forested Gorce and Pieniny National Parks. Crossing into Slovakia via a pedestrian and bicycle-only path along the Dunajec River gorge, we venture onwards to spend two nights in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic town of Levoca. Here, we immerse ourselves in the captivating history of the Spis region, with a highlight being Spissky hrad, Slovakia’s largest castle and a medieval ruin to the nth degree! The tour’s final leg brings us into the High Tatras, Slovakia’s tallest mountain range and the crown jewel of the Carpathians. We bike against the backdrop of towering granite peaks and relax at a classic Slovakian wellness hotel on the shores of Strbske Pleso, a picturesque montane lake. The tour ends in Strbske Pleso.
Join us on this Central European bike tour designed for the intrepid soul!
Combine this tour with “Cycling High Tatras to Budapest” and make it a 15-day, three-country journey from the heights of the Carpathians to the banks of the Danube! Departure dates are aligned to continue with the second tour after a rest day in Strbske Pleso. Click here to see the tour details.
This is not just a cycling holiday it is an immersion into local Tuscan life, from wine and oil sampling to hot thermal spa baths and the chance to taste local wines and olive oils. Sample the Vino Nobile of Monepulciano, rich Pecorino cheese in Pienza or take a bath in Roman Bagno Vignoni.
The route from Passau, on Germany's eastern border, to Vienna is one of the most popular cycle paths in Europe, and it's no wonder! This stretch of the Danube carves its way through a thousand years of history; 60 dramatic castles and palaces lie along the river and the ever-changing landscape is a kaleidoscope of fertile plains, narrow gorges, lowland forests, bird-rich marshland and acres of picturesque vines.
Rich with medieval villages, historic castles and churches, Catalonia (Catalunya) is contrasted with an impressive rocky coastline, dotted with pretty fishing villages, crystal-clear waters and beautiful golden sandy beaches. Steeped in culture and history, Catalonia's traditions date back over thousands of years.
With a sun-kissed coast and historic towns, the Istrian Peninsula of Croatia holds beauty at every turn. But some views outshine the rest. So, join our expert tour leader to follow the prettiest coastal trails, cycle through vineyards and olive groves, and discover centuries of history, from the Roman amphitheatre of Pula to medieval castles. This is Istria’s beauty on full display and your saddle is the best seat in the house.
On this bike tour, you’ll discover why Slovakia is affectionately known as the “Little Big Country.” From the towering Carpathian Mountains in the north to the farm-covered Danubian plains in the south, we ride on gravel trails through dense forests, climb over scenic passes, and enjoy quiet views of the rustic countryside. The cherry on top: a classic ride along the Danube to reach Budapest. While the route offers diverse challenges, the pace remains unhurried, allowing ample time to explore heritage sites, unwind in old town squares, and savor local delicacies.
We meet by the scenic montane lake of Strbske Pleso and head west through the wilds of High Tatras National Park. Our route then takes us into the heart of Slovakia, cycling amidst a terrain of low-rising, forested mountains and pasture-filled valleys. We visit the isolated, historic village of Vlkolínec and spend a night in the town of Banska Stiavnica, renowned for its legacy of gold and silver mining during the Medieval and Renaissance periods. Both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A final downhill takes us out of the Carpathian Mountains and into the wide, open plains of southern Slovakia. We cross the mighty Danube and follow its course on the Hungarian side from Esztergom, home to Hungary’s most splendid Catholic basilica, to the glittering, stately capital city of Budapest. The tour ends in Budapest.
Join us on this finely-tuned Central European bike tour from the Carpathians to the Danube!
Combine this tour with “Cycling Krakow to High Tatras” and make it a 15-day, three-country journey from the heights of the Carpathians to the banks of the Danube! Departure dates are aligned to continue from the same hotel in Strbske Pleso. Click here to see the tour details.
Connect two of Central Europe’s most treasured cities via a fabulous backcountry route through the historic Czech regions of Bohemia and Moravia. From towering castles and lively old town squares to winding rivers, tranquil meadows and rustic vineyards, this bike tour leaves no stone unturned as we cycle through the lesser known countryside of the southern Czech Republic. We visit four UNESCO World Heritage Sites, wine & dine at local eateries, and spend our nights at cozy hotels.
Meeting in Prague, the adventure begins with a transfer south where we spend two days riding through the Bohemian hinterlands. Along the way we experience areas steeped in history such as the baroque village of Holašovice, the medieval town of Český Krumlov, and the age-old network of fish ponds in Třeboň. Transitioning to Moravia, we'll then enjoy three days of cycling through rolling hills, forests, and vineyards near the Austrian border. We'll discover further architectural pearls such as the photogenic renaissance facade at Telč and the magical Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape. Our adventure is capped off with a private wine tasting in one of the Czech Republic's oldest wine cellars. The tour ends with a transfer to Vienna.
Join us on this storied and scenic bike tour from Prague to Vienna!
Combine this tour with “Cycling Vienna to Budapest” and make it a 16 day Central European rhapsody! Departure dates are aligned to give you some time to explore Vienna before continuing onwards by bike. Click here to see the tour details.
Connect two of Europe’s most stately capital cities as we trace the course of the Danube River through Austria, Slovakia, and Hungary. From untamed wetlands to manicured vineyards and from vast, farm-covered plains to narrow, history-steeped city streets, this immersive bike tour offers a fresh perspective on life along the Danube. We discover some of the region’s most iconic heritage sites, wine & dine at local eateries, and spend our nights at cozy hotels.
Meeting in Vienna, the adventure begins with a ride south through the Danube Floodplain National Park to reach the small, bustling Slovakian capital of Bratislava. Here we spend two nights in a unique “botel” right on the river, explore the city by bike, and indulge in a wine tasting. We then journey across the Transdanubian plains and rolling hills of western Hungary, immersing ourselves in the rustic countryside. We also explore charming Hungarian cities such as Győr, known for its enchanting baroque town square, and Esztergom, home to the country's grandest Catholic basilica. On our final cycling day we ride the Danube’s "Great Bend” to reach Budapest where we end our tour amongst the city’s glittering landmarks.
Join us on this beautiful three-country ride in the heart of Europe!
Combine this tour with “Cycling Prague to Vienna to” and make it a 16 day Central European rhapsody! Departure dates are aligned to give you some time to explore Vienna before beginning the journey to Budapest. Click here to see the tour details.
