Our bestselling cycle tours in Italy
South Tyrol
South Tyrol, the autonomous region of Italy, combines the best features of Austria and Italy. This unique blend may be what attracts so many visitors. That’s exactly why a large number of our most popular cycling tours start or end in South Tyrol.
Lake Garda
Italy’s largest lake has been attracting tourists from all over the world for several years! The pleasantly warm climate and unique Italian charm appeals not only to water sports enthusiasts and beach lovers, but also to active holidaymakers and cyclists. North or South – Lake Garda is always wonderful!
Veneto
Veneto is a particularly interesting area, home to famous cities such as Verona, Venice, Padua, Treviso and Vicenza. But this beautiful region isn’t only famous for city tourism. Veneto is an important winegrowing region. The favourite drink of millions worldwide comes from this region – Prosecco. Where this wine is grown, there are also picturesque vineyards and dreamy hills, the perfect landscape for unforgettable cycling!
Piedmont
Piedmont – it’s unknown to many and perhaps even underestimated, but it has a lot to offer! For foodies this region has long been one of Italy’s hidden gems. Die-hard Piedmont fans are of the opinion that you have never truly experienced Italy if you have never seen the flourishing rice fields of risotto rice, caught a breath taking view over the Barolo area and drank a glass of heavy red wine while enjoying the truffle delicacies the chefs of Piedmont have created.
Tuscany
There’s a reason why Tuscany attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world every year – that image you paint of Italy in your head is definitely of Tuscany. But it is not only the beautiful landscape that is responsible for the popularity of the region. Centuries of culture, fantastic food, atmosphere, unmistakable fashion, outstanding wines and stunning cities do their part to make Tuscany the number one region in Italy.
Umbria
Umbria – the heart of Italy and the only region that is not bordering either the sea or another country! It’s no wonder Umbria is also known as the green heart of Italy. The region is known for its lush green hills and unspoiled valleys and mountain landscapes.
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
The region in northern Italy stole the heart of the Habsburgs. There’s a reason that many monarchs chose to have their summer residence in nearby Trieste. Today, the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region is one of the favourite holiday destinations of Germany and Austrian holidaymakers. But Friuli not only impresses summer tourists, it also has a lot to offer us cyclists.
More popular cycle tours in Italy
The Amalfi Coast
Discover the picturesque Amalfi Coast by bike. With its idyllic fishing villages, shimmering in all the colours of the rainbow, the roads along the rugged shores and the beautiful beaches, the Amalfi Coast is one of Italy’s top destinations. Hardly anyone can say they have explored the Amalfi Coast by bike. Take the opportunity now and book our fantastic cycle tour to the Amalfi Coast today!
Sicily
Could there be another place more Italian than Sicily? Beautiful landscapes, Mount Etna, interesting villages and authentic cuisine attract tourists from all over the world to the largest island of the Mediterranean. Spend a wonderful time on the sunny island and book a breathtaking South East Sicilian cycle tour!
Sardinia
White sandy beaches, a turquoise sea reminiscent of the Caribbean, green valleys, lush vegetation and picturesque villages – this is Sardinia! Beautiful roads on the coast, but also inland, attract more and more cycling tourists. Discover our cycle tours on Sardinia and be enchanted by the charm of this island!
Bike & boat in Italy
Italy on land and at sea
Do you want to take a cycle tour, but don’t feel like re-packing your bags every day? But you also don’t want to stay in the same place for a week? Then why not check into a floating hotel and take a trip by bike & boat?
Cycle tours in Italy for families
Family holidays in the south
No compromises should be made on holiday! There should be something for every member of the family, no matter what the age group. Fun, adventure and activities for the kids. Culture, cuisine and atmosphere for the adults. Which country is better for this than Italy? Here you will find perfectly developed cycle paths, which are also suitable for the littlest members of the family.