Europe Cycling Holidays

Here are our popular cycling holidays in Europe but we do of course have many more!

Cycle Provence - 8 Days

Cycle Croatia - 7 Days

Cycle the Balkans - 8 Days

Cycle Tuscany - 8 Days

Cycle the Danube - 8 Days

Cycling in Albania - 8 Days

Cycling in Sardinia - 8 Days

Cycle Cilento & the Amalfi Coast - 8 Days

Cycling in Greece - 8 Days

Cycle Southern Spain - Murcia - 7 Days

You can asses how challenging the ride may be via the Physical Rating from 1 (low) to 5 (challenging). Most of our cycling holidays in Europe are suitable for those of average fitness, the mountain region ones though are tougher! If in doubt please do contact our team and we can help!

There are (usually) many flights from many airports to lots of regions in Europe, you shouldn't have a problem getting where you need to be due to the net work of low cost airlines in Europe. Pending where you're flying from and flying to you should easily be able to find a low cost flight where ever you are in the UK or indeed Europe.

If you're arriving from outside Europe you may need an internal flight from your arrival airport to a regional airport closer to your start point.

It really depends on which cycling holiday you're going to enjoy. A broad suggestion would be to go for Spring or late Summer into Autumn for two main reasons:

• The weather won't be as hot and thus easier to walk and
• There will be fewer people as you're out of high season

However, it may suit you to travel in summer or indeed winter. Your packing list may change pending the season so please do check with us if in doubt. The other item to consider is that during low season, out of summer there may be fewer fights.

The currency of Europe is the Euro. Cards and cash are accepted all over the countries and islands. Small cafes and shops will 99% of the time accept most cards and card machines are plentiful. The cities are of course a little more expensive than the 'wild' places you may be visiting!

Many of our customers are solo travellers. Each of our adventures are designed to accommodate solo travellers and on most departures a number of travellers will be solo (we can always find out for you, just ask!).

If you're a solo traveller more often than not you'll have the choice to either share with someone of the same gender or book your own room. Sometimes your own room may cost a little more.

It really depends on which type you're going for, guided or self guided. 

Guided

You will join a small group at the starting hotel. On the evening of day one you'll meet your guide and group whom you'll be cycling with. On most trips your luggage will be taken ahead each morning to your next stop and you'll carry a day pack. Sometimes meals are included, if not you'll purchase along the way and your guide will provide choices and places of where to eat. You either travel from point A to point B over the duration of your holiday or your start and end at the same place.

Self Guided

Is of course much the same as guided but you'll have no guide and it will be up to you to follow the route and make sure you find somewhere to eat!

A huge variety of people. Typically ages range from early 20s to late 70s with a mix of gender and couples and solo travellers. We can find out the make up of any group for you before you make your booking, just ask our team. You don't need to be an avid cyclist or own any lycra to enjoy most of our cycling holidays.

This depends upon the cycling holiday you're taking. Most of our brochures contain a packing list which will give you a complete guide, you can download as many brochures as you like.

The essentials though are walking shows, hat, sun cream, day pack, water bottle, camera, sun glasses and sun cream as well as insect spray!

Please note that wearing a cycling helmet is compulsory on all of our cycling holidays.

Yes. You can of course take time walking alone but in the evenings there isn't any pressure to mix with the group, the choice is really yours.

You can yes but please let us know at the time you're making your booking. You will of course be responsible for transporting your bike to and from the start and end points.