Our Regions

Get inspired by our eight cycling holiday regions in Europe.

Adige River

Adige River

The Adige river, the second longest river in Italy, begins life close to the Austrian border at the head of the Resia pass. A scenic, alpine cycle path follows the river's course as it gently descends through fruit orcha...

Alpe Adria

Alpe Adria

The Alpe Adria Cycle Path one of Europe's most incredibly scenic and surprisingly easy, leisurely cycling routes, leads cyclists across the majestic Alps from Salzburg in Austria to Grado on Italy's Adriatic Coast. Thank...

Dalmatian Islands

Dalmatian Islands

A stunning archipelago nestled along the coastline of Croatia in the Adriatic Sea, the Dalmatian islands form a captivating mosaic of natural beauty. Comprising over a thousand islands, only around 50 of which are inhabi...

Danube River

Danube River

The Danube Cycle Path stretches over 1,700 miles, following the course of the Danube from its source in the Black Forest of Germany to its delta at the Black Sea Coast. The path traverses ten countries, offering a divers...

Lake Constance

Lake Constance

The Lake Constance Cycle Path, one of Europe’s most popular long-distance routes, follows the shoreline of the lake through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. This 260-kilometer cycle path is well-marked and mostly flat,...

Loire Valley

Loire Valley

A cycling holiday in the Loire Valley offers a perfect blend of scenic beauty, cultural discovery, and gentle adventure. Renowned for its picturesque landscapes and stunning châteaux, the Loire Valley - often called the...

Moselle Valley

Moselle Valley

The Moselle Valley Cycle Path offers a delightful and relaxing journey through one of Germany’s most scenic and culturally rich regions. The classic route between Trier and Koblenz is around 195 kilometres in length and...

Tulip Fields

Tulip Fields

In springtime, the bulb fields of Holland burst into a spectacular display of colour, transforming the Dutch countryside into a vibrant patchwork of blooms. From mid-March to mid-May, millions of tulips, daffodils, hyaci...