Self Guided Cycling Holidays in Italy
Our self guided cycling holidays in Italy include the famous Amalfi coast, Piedmont, Tuscany, the Alps and Northern Italy. We have curated the best itineraries in these popular regions so that you can be all by yourself, surrounded by nature.
Cycling the Amalfi Coast
Discover both the popular and the quiet, but not less spectacular, side of the Amalfi Coast. You will start from the little fishermen’s village of Vietri and cycle in western direction towards the very tip of the peninsula, Punta Campanella, taking in all the famous villages – Atrani, Amalfi, Positano, Ravello and Praiano.
Cycling the Tuscany Coast: Pisa to Elba
This is a tour that combines the typical hilly landscape of Tuscany with its mixture of colours and scents and the striking scenery of the Etruscan coastline. The local cycle paths will take you through Pisa, Livorno, Piombino, feeling the warm Mediterranean sea breeze and enjoying beautiful white sandy beaches, finishing on the Island of Elba.
Piedmont Wine Country on Wheels
Known for its slow food, fine wines, regal palazzi and authentic French-influenced atmosphere, Piedmont is one of Italy’s most diverse regions. Cycling among the rolling hills covered with vineyards, you will explore various treasures of culinary, architectural and cultural nature – all this at your own, relaxed pace.
Jewels of Northern Italy: Cycling Bolzano to Venice
From the capital of South Tyrol, through the picturesque countryside of Verona, Vicenza, Padua and across Lake Garda to Venice, we offer you all the highlights of northern Italy in a single trip. Besides the stunning sceneries on the way, you will also be able to relax in the thermal spas in Abano.
Istria on Wheels: Cycling from Trieste to Pula
Imagine cycling through a green countryside full of vineyards, olive trees, rivers and forests, beautiful villages, and medieval hilltop towns. This trip offers the most comprehensive experience of the Istrian Peninsula as it will reveal you both the natural beauty of the coastline, the idyllic countryside and the rich cultural heritage of the villages and towns.
