Cycle Breaks specialise in self-guided cycling holidays of the gentle kind. We offer expertly organised bike tours in England, France, Austria, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Holland and Norway, based on our extensive experience and love of exploring wonderful destinations and countryside on two wheels.
Our bikes are great – even electric at times – and we pride ourselves on arranging the best accommodation, transporting your luggage, preparing the most inspiring routes and giving all round expert advice and support, so you can set off and get the most out of your cycling holiday with real peace of mind.
Why are cycling holidays with Cycle Breaks so special?
We have been operating cycling holidays since 1991 and whether you’re a regular cyclist or first-time explorer, we understand your pedalling priorities.
Our bike tours are graded, mainly with flexible start dates and we can usually add extra nights, cut rest days, arrange taxis… just ask and we will do our very best to help.
We have a reputation for either creating, reviewing, revising and cycling our routes ourselves – both in the UK and mainland Europe – and have first-hand knowledge of our carefully selected accommodation. In Europe we have developed a network of partnerships with local experts who work with us and share our commitment to quality, service and great cycling. We’re happy to discuss any aspects of our holidays should you have any questions.
Cycling holidays in England
We organise cycle tours in our native East Anglia – in the beautiful counties of Suffolk and Norfolk. In close proximity to London and amongst the driest areas in the UK, they make excellent gentle cycling holiday and short break destinations taking in the heritage coast, iconic English countryside or both!
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Suffolk
Castles and haunting coastline; pink thatched cottages and half-timbered hamlets; colourful heathlands; rolling countryside straight out of the works of our best-loved landscape painter, John Constable – Suffolk is full of delightful surprises with quiet lanes, gentle terrain and tempting tearooms, country pubs with beers from the coast, all of which just lend themselves to inspiring holiday times in and out of the saddle.
Tour between our very good quality, characterful hotels or stay put and pedal out on a single centre short break. Either way there are plenty of delicious, local, fine foods to enjoy from fresh produce to smoked oysters, tasty hams and copious cake.
Our Suffolk bike tours are very flexible, friendly and fun, with luggage transfer and full local assistance including puncture repair (not available elsewhere).
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Norfolk
Enjoy the land of big skies for some real ‘breathe-in’ space as your gentle Norfolk cycling adventure leads you along tiny country lanes through varied landscapes – forest, heathland, broad open arable lands, timeless flint villages, the vibrant, historic city of Norwich or fashionable finds along the North Norfolk coast.
Carefully selected, luxury hotels may tempt you to stay a little longer, and you’ll want to get a real taste for the place from fresh Cromer crab to a Norfolk pint or just listening to the local accent in a cosy pub or two. These tours are generally flexible though, so tailoring our cycling holidays to meet your needs is no problem.
Norfolk routes include local assistance and tend to have higher grades than our Suffolk tours, because they can require longer stretches in the saddle.
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Cycling holidays in France
We’ve picked a wonderful selection of French destinations which have really inspired us, and go on and on being firm favourites with many of our customers who return to us for a different cycling holiday every year. Choose from France’s château country – the Loire Valley; the cradle of prehistory – the Dordogne; the impressive Canal du Midi and timeless, sun-baked Provence.
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The Loire Valley
It’s easy to get a taste for the Loire Valley – the wines, the vineyards, the cheeses, the pétillant, the most pleasant micro-climate and of course, the amazing array of châteaux from the tiny, ‘floating’ Azay-le-Rideau to the imposing, grand hunting lodge at Chambord.
Our single centre, circular and linear bike tours combine gentle terrain with good traffic-free cycling on quieter roads, taking in river and forest, castles and countryside as well as vibrant cities such as Tours, Angers and Orléans.
Travel by TGV from Paris perhaps and choose from our own selection of accommodation, enjoying half-board stays in a wide range of hotels including charming family run auberges. Your holiday can start on any day, and we can generally add in extra nights along the way to make the tour truly your own.
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The Dordogne
If you like real history and a hill or two, then the Dordogne is the perfect French destination for a cycling holiday full of discoveries. And don’t worry, if you’d rather not push those pedals all the way up those hills (yes, it is a little more challenging) our electric bikes can help to deliver you to those marvellous views!
Set off any day, stay on a half-board basis in characterful, hand-picked hotels and pedal past vineyards and bastides, perhaps take a river trip in an historic gabard at La Roque Gageac, visit the land of prehistoric caves at Lascaux and wonder at the world from Les Eyzies.
Tasty local treats include wonderful red wines and rich pain d’épices. It’s a region to enjoy France at its best, but English tends to be spoken here too – so you might find it the best of both worlds.
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The Canal du Midi
Whether you TGV it down to Perpignan, or choose to fly direct to Carcassone or Toulouse, this area of France stretching west from the edge of the Camargue is simply a must ‘C’ destination: Cathare castles, Canal country, captivating Carcassonne, and when it comes to cuisine, nothing beats a hearty helping of Cassoulet, washed down with a glass of rich, red Languedoc-Roussillon after a day in the saddle.
As you might expect from a canal-hugging bike itinerary, the cycling on this tour is quite straightforward, including both paved and unpaved stretches and including optional opportunities to journey off into the hills.
The Languedoc climate is very similar to Provence, so it can be hot, but pedalling alongside the canal – maybe even gliding out each morning on an electric bike from B&B or half-board stays in comfy, characterful accommodation – certainly makes for a cool cycling holiday.
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Provence
Warm, vibrant, accessible and brimful of history, Provence and cycling holidays just seem made for each other. Our cycle, bike and boat tours offer all the classic destinations and take in the wonderful white horses of the Camargue too. From Avignon to amphitheatres, aqueducts and ancient ruins to the vineyards of Châteuneuf du Pape and the Rhône Valley, there is so much to explore.
Tours start in Orange or Arles (Avignon or Aigues-Mortes for bike and boat holidays), with bright sunflowers, purple lavenders or rich ratatouille reds to colour your route along quiet roads and river paths. Terrain is generally flat with some undulating hills and the weather can be hot, which makes these slightly more challenging routes in our portfolio of gentle adventures, but still well within the capabilities of the vast majority of occasional cyclists.
For our touring holidays by bike, we have selected well-located, cyclist-friendly accommodation for B&B stays and offer restaurant tips for memorable suppers al fresco. These biking holidays in Provence are cost-effective favourites with solo travellers.
Our bike and boat tours along the Rhône and waterways of Provence make for a relaxing and refreshing change with comfortable accommodation and most meals provided on board the boats Soleo or L’Estello.
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Cycling holidays in Italy
From the lagoons of Venice to Lake Garda, the marvellous mountain valleys of Piedmont near Turin to timeless Tuscany or ‘trulli’ amazing Puglia, our bike tours in Italy offer a range of dramatic scenery and captivating coastlines, real cultural highlights, plus villages and vistas which you can’t help but fall in love with.
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Piedmont
Pedal out along famous pilgrimage routes, enjoy perfect panoramas from hilltop castles, take a trip to Turin and cycle by lakes and vineyards all from a stay in a luxurious villa hotel with pool in the heart of Piedmont’s Canavese area.
Our superbly scenic day rides head out along paved and unpaved roads and include some hills, so they will undoubtedly secure you a good appetite to enjoy Piedmont’s fine foods and great wines to the full. This is the region to treat yourself with chocolate and truffles, delicious dinners and a ‘stop and sip’ tour of the Strada Reale dei Vini.
Our single centre cycle tours offer plenty of flexibility from different start days to length of stay and B&B / half board options, so you can explore and enjoy the lakes, rivers, history and cuisine of this delightful, undiscovered region of Italy to the full.
Click here for details of our single centre and multi-centre Piedmont Bike Tours, Italy.
From Bolzano (South Tyrol) to Verona via Lake Garda
The Italian Dolomites make for a dramatic backdrop to this cycling tour full of contrasts. Start in the mountain valleys in the sophisticated German-speaking town of Bolzano / Bozen in the South Tyrol and tour down the Adige River towards the plains and world-renowned city of Verona – a place which just couldn’t be more passionately Italian!
The impressively scenic cycling is mainly ‘off road’ on paved cycle paths to Lake Garda. Vineyards, orchards, fortresses and frescoes line up along the route and there is an inspirational descent to Torbole and the spa towns of Lake Garda.
Our very comfortable accommodation is well located and opportunities abound when it comes to sampling local specialities from Kaffee und Kuchen to Prosecco e Proscuitio. Start days are set, but there is a choice of B&B or half-board stays and solo travellers will find this cycle tour an attractive, cost-effective option.
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Tuscany
If you have a leaning towards a cycling holiday in Italy, then Pisa seems an appropriate place to start. Packed full of piazzas, pallazos and pontes (not to mention pizza and pasta surely too) the Cycle Breaks ‘Treasures of Tuscany’ tour makes for the perfect cycling-culture combination close to the clink of Chianti bottles.
The cycling terrain is at times gentle, at times more undulating as you visit Lucca and the home town of grand master Leonardo, at Vinci, but there are train transfer options to circumvent the bigger hills, or you can enjoy destinations like Pistoia under your own steam before heading on to immerse yourself in the marvels of Florence.
Fly into Florence or Pisa and stay on a B&B basis which allows you to savour flavours at your own pace of an evening – a truly tasty tour all round.
Click here for details of our Pisa to Florence cycle tour in Tuscany, Italy.
Venice / Veneto
Watery Venice is perhaps not an obvious destination for a bike tour, but from the Grand Canal to Campanile and arresting architecture to Adriatic beaches, life on a lagoon couldn’t be more captivating and is somehow best enjoyed at pedalling pace.
Cross the Freedom Bridge looking towards Venice, use vaporetti to island hop down to Chioggia, then steer inland along quiet roads and canal or riverside paths to explore the delightful region of Veneto. Past historic Rovigo, a train ride eases the way into the undulating Eugenese hills to reach Vicenza, then it’s north to Prosecco country before a riverside stretch returns you to Mestre (Venice).
Electric bikes are available. Our cycle tour includes B&B stays in comfortable accommodation and although there is a set start day, extra overnights in Mestre can be arranged.
Click here for details of our Venice and Veneto cycling tour, Italy.
Puglia (Apulia)
Gorge-ous landscapes and white cities, ‘trulli’ enchanting rustic architecture, blue Ionian waters or pink flamingo lagoons by the Adriatic – cycling in Puglia and Salento, the Heel of Italy, is full of colour and contrasts.
In the north where Matera rises out of the Torrent Gravina gorge, the cycling terrain is slightly more challenging than the gentle cross-country loops between the two coasts, but biking in these areas of Italy around Alberobello and around Lecce, the fascinating ‘Florence of the South’, makes for a very rewarding time on two wheels. Transfers by train easily link the two areas together too, making the combination of Italian coast, culture and countryside an irresistible one.
On certain cycle tours, our selection of comfortable accommodation includes a special overnight full of character, in a unique ‘trullo’ house in Alberbello.
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Cycling holidays in Spain
We’ve fallen in love with the green hinterlands of Catalonia and Catalunya’s Empordà region along the Catalan coast for relaxed, scenic cycling holidays. From volcanoes and vineyards to the most beautiful beaches, this area is wildly attractive and close enough to combine with a break in Barcelona too.
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Catalonia, Spain
The gloriously green Via Verde cycle path, leads down from the volcanic hills of La Garrotxa Natural Park to the inviting blue of the Mediterranean. Wonderfully wooded in places and certainly an undiscovered gem, this bike tour offers simply super, scenic and primarily downhill cycling of the gentlest kind.
En route, the old railway path leads via historic Girona with its colourful medieval houses lining the Onyer River and impressive cathedral, then on through a patchwork of rural landscapes to champagne cork capital, St Feliu de Guíxols, Romanesque Porta Ferrada and the golden sands and seafood delights of San Pol.
Easily accessible from Perpignan airport with carefully selected hotels including a smart colonial villa, it’s a great and flexible cycling tour to combine with a stay in the Canal du Midi, or short break in nearby Barcelona and one which can be enjoyed well beyond the main season too.
Click here for details of our inland Catalonia bike tours, Spain.
The Catalan Coast, Spain
Catalunya’s Empordà region is a real revelation. Hours of easy cycling around the coastal plain lead along quiet paved or gravelled roads from one delightful discovery to the next – from big bays and rocky islands to ancient villages, Greco-Roman ruins and time-honoured olive groves.
Cultural highlights include the famous citadel at Roses Bay and the eccentricities of the Salvador Dalí’s Theatre Museum in Figueres, whilst circular day routes add fortified hill top towns and Pyrenean vineyards and the Empordà wine museum to the menu.
Whether you choose a longer or shorter stay at our smart selection of hotels and take the B&B or half-board option, this is a cycling holiday for mellowing by the Med and enjoying the freedom of two wheels and an hour or two by the pool.
Click here for details of our cycle tours in Spain which include the Catalan coast.
Mallorca
From craggy south coast coves and the treasures of Palma to magical mountains, or wide open plains dotted with windmills and watchtowers, the island of Mallorca is full of stunning scenery, the scents of almond blossom and orange trees and some really wonderful cycling.
Whilst professional cycle teams use the island as a winter training base, we are able to offer this as a gentle cycling tour as the big climbs are undertaken by minibus transfers across the Serra de Tramuntana mountains to Lluc’s famed monastery and beyond. Then, when you’ve saddled up and enjoyed the long descent to Port de Sóller, the train takes the strain all the way to historic Palma.
This tour is available out of high season and follows a route which is primarily paved, with some cycle paths and some busier roads. Stays at our selected tourist hotels mostly include dinner, and the holiday finishes with a good, centrally located hotel in sophisticated Palma (well away from the tourist areas). As flying into Palma couldn’t be easier, why not stay on to explore this historic city?
Find out more about our Mallorca Cycling Tours.
Valencia
Fortified towns, wine-growing ‘fincas’, lagoons and sandy beaches, Borgia palaces and the vibrant city of Valencia – this part of Spain is full of cycling surprises. Pedal out past medieval gateways and the bold modern of Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences and the seaside stretches roll out under your two wheels as your coast towards the Albufera Nature Reserve. In Southern Valencia, the bold Moorish castle at Biar and rugged sierras give way to rich market gardens before reaching the impressive palaces at Xátiva. All gentle cycling journeys through irresistibly different, very Spanish worlds.
Our selection of self-guided cycling holidays in Valencia features both linear and circular routes and include comfortable accommodation with some tours including the beautiful beach-side Parador El Saler in the Albufera Nature Reserve itself and / or a rural ‘Finca’ in the vineyard district of Terres del Alforins.
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Cycling holidays in Portugal
It’s the coast that has really grabbed our attention in Portugal for cycling holidays. The west coast from Lisbon, and the Algarve, have such amazing natural parks and unique wildlife experiences. With coastal panoramas a-plenty, plus castles, fishing villages and towns created on the wealth of Henry the Navigator’s Golden Age of discovery, the cycling is super-scenic – amongst Europe’s finest – and what’s more the warm climate means that it’s a year-round option too.
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Lisbon & West Coast Portugal – the Alentejo Coast, Costa Vicentina & Sagres Peninsular
From the historic seven capital hills of Lisbon, one of Europe’s oldest cities, to the wild, ‘maquis’ vegetation of the rocky Arrábida Natural Park and cliff top dunes of the Costa Vicentina, the southwest coast of Portugal is a real wonderland . On occasion, the landscape can have its challenges, so we have designed our Alentejo cycle tours carefully to cater for both more and less experienced cyclists. There may be moments after a more hilly climb where you catch your breath, only to have it taken away by the view, but we think it is worth it and so very much want to share the experience.
A good pair of binoculars are a staunch companion on routes which are full of birdwatching and wildlife delights. Lizards, sea otters, bottlenose dolphins, white storks even peregrines and rare sea eagles are all at home on this stretch of coastline – and around the capital, so too are the ‘Lisboeta’ locals who enjoy the surfing beaches of the Costa Caparica and hiking outings into the Arrábida hills, or the coastal towns of Sesimbra, Setúbal and Sines to enjoy sandy beaches and fresh seafood delights. Further south there are Alentejo vineyards, historic Aljezur on the edge of the Algarve and ‘World’s End ‘ – Cabo São Vicente, the rocky cape, home of idyllic fiery sunsets and the continental landmark to the great early explorers.
Our Portugal West Coast cycle tours are easily accessible from Lisbon airport or Faro airport in the Algarve. Extra nights can be booked in Lisbon and in the Algarve’s Sagres, and an extended tour cycling all the way along the Algarve coast to the Spanish border (with the prevailing wind behind you!) is also included in our cycle tours portfolio. All our hotels are carefully selected and well located. Many along the west coast have swimming pools, with some offering extra facilities such as spas too.
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The Algarve, Portugal
Our gentle Algarve cycling adventures reveal the hidden Algarve. Taking to the tarmacked paths, proms and rural tracks of the ‘Ecovia do Litoral’ path, most of the time our Algarve cycling holidays are able to give a wide berth to the commercialized holiday hotspots so often associated with this region of Portugal.
Tour from the Sagres peninsular, renowned for the sunsets over the craggy cliffs and lighthouse at Cabo São Vicente, all the way to the Spanish borderlands around ancient Castro Marim and Vila Real de Santo António. There are short breaks too – touring hotel to hotel and exploring the beaches and natural park of the Rio Formosa around historic Faro as well as the marshlands and saltpan country close to hugely historic Cacela Velha and the Rio Guardina. Alternatively enjoy a single hotel base and pedal out along the coast or inland on a choice of day rides as you please from attractive Tavira, just east of Faro.
Cycling the Algarve opens up a real box of treasures – nature, history (Sir Francis Drake hid his richly laden ships in the sandy coves here) and traces of ancient peoples from Phoenician and Roman, Greek and Carthaginian settlers.
Whether you choose a longer or shorter stay at our smart selection of hotels and take the B&B or half-board option, our Algarve cycling holidays are a warm breath of fresh Atlantic air which champion the freedom of two wheels balanced with an hour or two on the beach perhaps or by the pool.
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Cycling holidays in Austria
Austria is renowned for sparkling lakes and awesome mountains. Our Ten Lakes tour includes all those ‘Sound of Music’ moments, but our two favourite Austrian cycle tours have to be along inspiring rivers. The Danube is an all-time classic dotted with fabulous cities, but head south from Salzburg to discover the Mur Valley for some pure cycling magic.
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The Mur Valley, Austria
High mountain peaks, green pastures, farms, forests and fertile plains – the Mur Valley cycle path from St Michael im Lungau via the vibrant city of Graz to the Styrian vineyards by the Slovenian borderlands is simply an excellent and inspiring place to pedal.
Reached after a stay in Salzburg, the paved, off-road cycle way leads from alpine scenery all the way to the flattest plains, a route lined with medieval castles, charming villages full of bright chalets, and places of pilgrimage.
Start your cycling holiday any day and choose from longer or shorter tours, staying on a B&B or half-board basis in our carefully selected, characterful accommodation – either way there are lots of delicious specialities and local fine wines to enjoy. Even the air here has champagne qualities too – with a climate that’s just right, we think that the Mur Valley might just be our most exciting cycling discovery yet.
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The River Danube
There’s a reason why this classic riverside route is perhaps the most cycled in the world – the cycling is fantastic with lots of support along the way from bike ferries and cycle-friendly trains if you need it and as for the scenery…
As if Passau and Vienna – the start and stop points – are not mind-blowing enough, the amazing meanders at Schlogen, bustling Linz, Richard the Lionheart’s castle prison at Durnstein and the World Heritage Site of the Wachau with Melk’s mighty monastery all line up along the way.
If you choose to pedal out from Vienna to Budapest, then there are three countries – Austria, Slovakia and Hungary- three languages and three fantastic cultures to explore, including famous impressive sights such as Esztergom’s basilica and lesser known gems like the town of Györ.
Whichever part of the great river you choose, there’s a good week of cycling here, mainly following a dedicated cycle path, but it’s the sort of route where you can take your time too. Our selected accommodation is on a B&B basis, so you can explore the local cafes and restaurants. Extra nights can be arranged in the big cities if you wish.
Click here for details of our Passau – Vienna Danube cycle tour.
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We now offer bike and boat tours along the Danube, so you can relax on board your floating accommodation, the MS Normandie, stopping of to cycle stretches and meet the boat at a different location. Enjoy return bike and boat holidays along this classic river from Passau to Vienna or go with the flow over the borders and all the way to Budapest.
Find out more about our return Bike & Boat holiday from Passau, Germany to Vienna, Austria.
Find out more about our return Bike & Boat holiday from Passau, Germany to Budapest, Hungary.
Austria’s Lake District
One of the wonders of the Salzkammergut is the opportunity to enjoy the highest mountain peaks and most breathtaking vistas, from the flattest lakeside tracks and quiet country lanes which only see you pedalling over rolling hills at the very most.
Ferry rides, train transfers – and electric bikes if you wish – all ease the way as you explore ten beautiful lakes and countless alpine villages, smart spa towns and admire amazing vista after amazing vista. Highlights include Hallstatt and Traunkirchen where Castle Ort seems to float out on the Traunsee.
Many of our hotels have spa facilities and with a B&B stay, we add plenty of tips for finding tasty treats in local restaurants and friendly cafes. Flying in to Munich or Mozart’s Salzburg couldn’t be easier, so why not add some extra nights for some city time too?
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Add some extra timeless sparkle to your lakes and mountains cycling break with an overnight stay in the idyllic Austrian town of Hallstatt, a designated World Heritage Site – irresistible!
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Cycling holidays in Germany
Colourful, lavish, friendly, refreshing and fun – Bavaria is brilliant, Lake Constance is truly cosmopolitan; both make for marvellous biking holidays in lands of impressive mountain backdrops and watery wonderlands, dotted with tiny painted villages and elegant resorts. We’ve chosen dedicated cycle paths and the quietest green lanes to lead you down the Alpenstrasse or around Lake Constance to the impressive Rhine Falls.
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Bavaria
Our cycle route from Munich to Salzburg dips its toe in the great waters of the Chiemsee en route to Austria. Other highlights include the proud spa towns of Bad Tölz, Bad Feilnbach and Bad Reichenhall, as well as the Bierfest fun and fine architecture of Munich and historic Salzburg, complete with castle and memories of Mozart.
More challenging perhaps than many of our gentle cycling adventures, electric bikes are an option to help with steeper hill stretches, but our carefully chosen route is mainly on quiet country lanes and dedicated cycle paths.
Characterful accommodation comes with the territory and with your stay on a B&B basis, there’s plenty of flexibility to enjoy afternoon Kaffee und Kuchen rituals and lighter lunches or suppers – don’t worry, we’ll provide top dining tips too.
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Elbe River Path including Prague, Dresden and Meissen
Gentle riverside cycling along the Elbe through Germany and the Czech Republic is a really refreshing treat. Head north from the magical city of Prague to meet the Bohemian and Saxon Wine Roads, and landscapes which have inspired composers from Mozart to Dvorák and Chopin. Encounter Saxon Switzerland, Meissen – the city of ‘white gold’/ porcelain capital and wonder at architectural works of art from Baroque churches and cliff-top castles to Bauhaus buildings!
We have a range of Elbe River Path cycle tours setting out from Prague, Decin and Bad Schandau in Germany / the Czech Republic from 4 to 7 nights with electric bikes an option. The routes cris-cross the river by means of bridges or little passenger ferries and are lined with wooded slopes, vineyards, river cliffs or reach out across lush floodplains.
Accommodation is carefully selected and well located and includes some historic or characterful properties. Some towns along the route are famed as spa-resorts, so there are plenty of opportunities to relax after a day in the saddle.
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Lake Constance and the Rhine Falls
It’s perhaps Europe’s most iconic cycle route – a chance to country hop between Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Visit beautiful islands like floral Mainau, and take in timeless towns like Meersburg, or the bustling port of Lindau and cultural cities like Bregenz, as well as wondering at the largest and most spectacular waterfall in Central Europe.
We offer touring holidays by bike or electric bike around the entire lake or just its upper and lower stretches as well as single centre options based in the historic university town of Konstanz. Packages of boat / ferry transfers and some admission to selected attractions are also included in the tour price.
Cycling terrain here tends to be gentle, and there’s plenty of opportunity for flexible rides and rest days too. The carefully selected accommodation is well located with some hotels having sauna or swimming pool facilities and half board an option on certain tours.
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Bike and Boat Holidays in Holland and Belgium
Cycling holidays in Holland – click here for Holland bike and boat tours and bike and boat tours to / from Bruges through Flanders, Belgium.
Cycling holidays Europe – click here for an overview of all our Cycle Breaks tours in Europe.
