Quiet backroads, river valleys and vineyard trails, ridden at whatever pace suits you. Your luggage moves ahead, your accommodation is booked, and the road is yours.
A cycling holiday lets you move through a landscape at the perfect speed: fast enough to cover real distance each day, slow enough to notice the vineyard you would miss from a car window. River valleys, coastal roads, rolling farmland. You ride through it, hotel to hotel, with your bags waiting when you arrive.
Every route is researched and ridden by our team. We know where the hills are, where to stop for lunch, and which stretches deserve a slower pace. E-bikes are available on most routes for anyone who wants the scenery without the climb.
River paths, vineyard backroads and coastal lanes. Every route is graded for distance and elevation so you can match the ride to your fitness.
Follow the river through Renaissance castle country on flat towpaths and quiet lanes. Wine tastings and long lunches are part of the route, not a detour from it.
Ride Portugal's southern coast village to village. Clifftop views in the morning, seafood for lunch, and afternoon swims between stages.
Follow the Rhine south through terraced vineyards and castle-topped hills. Flat riverside paths with the option to take a ferry between towns.
Flat coastal roads between harbours, beaches and fishing villages. Short ferries connect the islands, and the terrain is as gentle as cycling gets in Europe.
Rolling roads between Chianti vineyards, cypress-lined lanes and medieval hilltop towns. The climbing is rewarded with views and very good wine.
Start on the Costa Brava, ride inland through Penedes wine country, and finish in medieval Girona. Mediterranean coast, mountain foothills and cava tastings along the way.
Every road is personally ridden and refined by our team. We know where the hills are and where to stop.
Accommodation chosen for secure bike storage, good food and the kind of welcome cyclists appreciate.
Your bags move ahead to the next hotel each day. You ride with just a handlebar bag or small pack.
Quality touring bikes and e-bikes arranged on most routes. Bring your own if you prefer.
Turn-by-turn navigation with elevation profiles, rest stops and lunch recommendations marked clearly.
Your local contact can arrange bike assistance. Route notes include repair shops along the way.
What travellers ask before booking their first self-guided cycling trip.
See how it works
Tell us how you like to ride and we will match you to the route that fits.
