Cycling holidays in Sweden are a bit like their iconic open sandwiches. They are filled to the brim with natural delights, they are colourful and coastal-heavy, and they also have multi-layered versions. Read more about all things Scandi-green and their cycling scene.
Vai, vai, vai ! is what Italians shout at the beginning of a big cycling race, and we have a pannier packed with all sorts of cycling holidays in Italy, to make you want to go, go, go. Because in Italy, it’s always bellissima by bike.
There are times in life when you need a quick hit of you-time and, for some, it’s getting back into that saddle that helps you escape the humdrum and hassles of everyday life. Check out our favourite speedy cycling sojourns.
Although most of our cycling tours are self-guided, we also offer tours where you’re based in one place throughout. To fall out of bed and straight onto your bike, read more.
If the idea of pootling along rather than plodding along the Camino de Santiago is more appealing, check out our various options of cycling routes. All of which have upgrades to e-bikes.
Europe’s classic cycling trails are pretty well known, but there are many green trails that are upstaged by the greats. These are ones that take you away from pelotons and into the prettiest of landscapes. We’re leading out with these ones.
The French never look at you strangely if you turn up on a bike. It’s their beloved national sport and so they have cycling trails through forests or fine winelands, along canals, coasts and between châteaux. Here are our top vélo-vacays.
Spain’s cycling routes may not be as famous as France or Italy’s, where leisure cyclists follow in the slipstream of pros on the Tour de France or the Giro d’Italia. However, Spain is home to a vast collection of velo-vacays, from the Pyrenees to Picos, Catalonia to the caminos.
Whether you’re seeking some Balearic bliss, an epic Greek trail or Azorean adventure, you’ll find a natural glow on all of these island holidays. Most are open to solo travellers and all have e-bike options.
Imagine having neighbours who owned a collection of lakes, forests and coastal paths, and they opened up all their gates and just let you roam free. This is a bit what cycling in the Baltic States is like. Explore Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia by bike, and be prepared for a bevy of Baltic beauty.
Remote cycling holidays in Europe can be hard to find because, by their very nature, they often go under the radar. Read on to find a few wild ones that we have tucked up the sleeve of our cycling jerseys.
This is a superb 140km journey between Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Dubrovnik in Croatia, following a former railway line. Our version starts in Sarajevo, so that you can enjoy the mountains enveloping the great capital before sliding onto the Ciro.
