Get inspired by our 8 regions

The Adige river, the second longest river in Italy, begins life close to the Austrian border at the head of the Resia pass. An incredibly scenic, alpine cycle path follows its course as it descends the beautiful Venosta valley to the medieval town of Bolzano and then on to Trento and Verona. If you like easy, scenic, traffic-free cycling then one of our Adige River Cycling Holidays is for you. We offer various durations and itineraries, depending on how much time you have and what you'd like to see en-route.

Europe's latest and possibly greatest leisure cycling route traverses the alps from Salzburg in Austria to Venzone in the Friuli region of Italy, before crossing the plains to the Adratic Coast. An incredible experience leading riders through jaw-dropping scenery all the way whilst keeping climbs to a minimum. The holidays listed on this page incorporate all or part of the Alpe Adria route

The Dalmatian islands run parallel to the Croatian coastline and are the perfect spot for a leisure cycling getaway. Quaint little towns, historic cities and amazing seascape views are on offer here, as are tiny coves and beaches where you can enjoy a dip in the crystal clear Adriatic Sea. We offer a range of Bike and Boat holidays that showcase the very best of this fabulous archipelago. On these holidays you'll live aboard a fabulous motor cruiser and enjoy daily guided rides, visiting a different island each day.

The Danube River Cycle Path was Europe’s first long distance cycle path and it’s still one of the most popular choices for leisure cyclists today. Explore the young Danube in Bavaria or enjoy the classic route between Passau and Vienna in Austria, taking in the stunning Wachau Valley along the way. You can also ride from Vienna to Budapest in Hungary or how about taking on our 14 day cycle odyssey all the way from Passau to Budapest?

Lake Constance is perfect for a relaxing cycling holiday. A network of pleasant, lake-shore cycle paths make circumnavigating the beautiful lake a breeze. The round-trip fits nicely into a week’s leisurely cycling itinerary or we also offer a single-centre option too. The scenery is sublime and there’s plenty to see and do along the way. You’ll stay in pretty lake-shore towns and villages, many of which were founded in medieval times, and during your journey you will spend time in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Known for its wonderful wines, exquisite Châteaux and glorious countryside, the Loire valley has much to offer visitors. Cyclists are particularly well catered for thanks to the Loire Cycle Path that wends its way through this magical valley unveiling quaint villages, historic towns and, of course, opulent Châteaux. We offer a number of different itineraries from a short 3 night break to a 13 night odyssey that follows he Loire river all the way to the Atlantic coast.

The cycle path that follows the Moselle river as it wends its way through the stunningly beautiful Moselle valley is one of the most popular leisure cycling routes in Europe. The riverside path delivers you to quaint wine villages set amidst seas of vineyards that cascade down from the steep hillsides. We offer a number of different itineraries including some bike and boat options where you live aboard a very comfortable river cruiser, disembarking each day to explore a different section of the valley.

There can be few sights as jaw dropping as the bulb fields of Holland in full bloom and one of the best ways to see this spectacle is on a tulip fields cycling holiday. These holidays are designed to showcase the vivid bulb fields at their very best and most also include an opportunity to visit to the stunning Keukenhof Flower Gardens. Being a natural event, it is hard to predict exactly when the bulb fields will be at their very best each year but typically the season runs from the end of March to mid May.