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Follow the Moselle cycle path through the beautiful Moselle Valley, past cascading vineyards and medieval wine villages of half-timbered houses.
The riverside cycle path offers easy, scenic cycling as it follows the meanders of the Moselle River from Trier to Koblenz through Germany's most famous wine region. Along the way you'll visit the picturesque wine villages of Trittenheim, Zell and Cochem.
If you've not visited the area before then consider the 'classic' 6 night Mosel Valley Cycling Holiday as this route takes in all the Moselle Valley's highlights at a leisurely pace. If you're short on time then you could consider covering the same distance in less time on our 4 night Moselle Valley Cycling Break - e-bikes are recommended on this version as you'll be covering 75 kms on most days.
We also offer a number of bike and boat options on the Moselle River. On these holidays you live aboard a very comfortable river cruiser, disembarking each day to explore a different section of the valley by bike.
Our easy cycling holidays offer short daily rides on mostly level terrain. A typical day’s ride will take 2 – 3 hours at a leisurely pace and the remainder of the day will be free for you to explore further or simply relax. These rides are particularly recommended for newcomers to cycling holidays and for families.
Our leisurely cycle holidays will suit those who are reasonably fit through regular exercise of one kind or another – not necessarily cycling. On the whole, the terrain will be level but there may also be a few small hills to contend with along the way too. Daily rides will typically take around 3 – 4 hours to complete.
Our moderate cycle holidays are for regular cyclists, who are used to longer rides with regular climbs. A good level of fitness is needed and you can expect to be in the saddle for between 4 and 5 hours each day.
These holidays are for seasoned cyclists who cycle long distances regularly and who enjoy the thrill of long days in the saddle. There will undoubtedly be some challenging climbs along the way and you can expect to cover between 55 and 75 miles each day.
Explore the 3 countries of the Moselle river by bike and boat, enjoying easy daily rides along idyllic riverside cycle paths. Stay aboard a very comfortable and well appointed barge, mooring somewhere new each evening.
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Explore the Moselle river by bike and boat enjoying easy daily rides along idyllic riverside cycle paths. On this route you will follow the river through three countries – France, Luxembourg and Germany. Stay aboard a very comfortable and well appointed barge, mooring somewhere new each evening.
New for 2024: Covering the same route as our popular Moselle Valley Cycling holiday but over 4 nights instead of the usual 6, this version is slightly more demanding but opting for the e-bike upgrade brings it well within the range of even the most averagely fit leisure cyclist.
Cycle along the Moselle, one of Germany’s most beautiful rivers, through some of the regions finest wine growing areas, including the world famous Riesling vineyards. Spend time exploring the many wonderful towns and villages en route and perhaps enjoying a few ‘tastings’ after a day in the saddle.
A bike and boat cycling holiday along the beautiful Moselle and Saar rivers. Disembark each day for pleasant riverside cycle rides through the picturesque Moselle Valley. Visit atmospheric medieval villages and towns , steeped in history and viticulture such as Cochem, Traben-Trarbach, Bernkastel Kues and Trier.
Discover some of Germany’s greatest riverside scenery, cycling along the Saar and Moselle rivers from Saarbrücken to Koblenz. Make your way through a landscape steeped in history and culture, from the French-influenced Saar Valley to the fertile wine-growing region of the Moselle Valley.
A bike and boat cycling holiday along the beautiful Saar and Moselle rivers. Disembark each day for pleasant riverside cycle rides through the picturesque Moselle Valley. Visit atmospheric medieval villages, steeped in history and viticulture such as Trier, Bernkastel Kues, Traben-Trarbach and Cochem.
