Cycling trips in Europe
From the canals of Belgium to the Austrian Alps, from the Danube to the cliffs of Ireland. The same travel model across the continent: you choose the route and the pace; we book the hotelsWe move your luggage from stage to stage and we give you the GPS track.
Italian alps
Danube: Budapest-Belgrade
Brittany...and many more countries to discover
Prepare to discover four countries and three capital cities: the cycling route from Passau to Budapest follows the Danube, Europe's second-longest river. You'll cycle through Germany, Austria, Slovakia, and Hungary. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Schlögener Schlinge meander, the Wachau region, the Danube floodplains, and the Danube Bend.
Discover the charm of the Cotswolds aboard a high-end e-bike. Traveling the region from north to south, this route winds through honey-colored villages and verdant, bucolic hills along peaceful country roads, offering an authentic experience of the English countryside just 90 minutes west of London.
An incredible cycling tour that begins with a visit to Taormina, Sicily's most famous town and an elegant tourist destination since the days of the Grand Tour. It continues along the coast, from the Strait of Messina to Milazzo, the gateway to the Aeolian Islands, and ends in Cefalù, a lively seaside town with a stunning cathedral adorned with Norman-Arabic mosaics. Spectacular scenery is guaranteed day after day on this cycling tour!
Hidden Treasures of the Southeast – Discover the lesser-known corners of the provinces of Syracuse and Ragusa. Cycle through unspoiled hills and enjoy the comfort of charming, historic accommodations. This tour gives you more time to immerse yourself in Sicilian culture: visits, wine tastings, cooking classes, and city walks.
Cycle and explore the timeless Norfolk countryside and coastline, so beloved by the British Royal Family. Discover their residence at Royal Sandringham. Visit ancient castle ruins and stately homes near stunning sandy beaches and coastal nature reserves. Forgotten harbors, imposing medieval churches, steam trains and delicious fresh seafood, small villages of flint cottages and cozy oak-beamed pubs: this is a leisurely cycling trip through the most authentic England, with something for everyone.










