Individual arrival to Passau. Check in, pick up/hand out of rental bike and travel information. You can find our suggestions for the nicest bike tours in the surroundings below. It is up to you, which ones you choose and how you combine them - or if you do something completely different. You can plan this homebased tour however it suites you best.

Tour 1: Ship ride to Obernzell + bike ride in the Danube Loop, approx. 53 km
In the early morning you take the excursion boat to Obernzell. You cycle to Schlögen, the gate of the famous Danube loop, where the river makes a turn of 180 degrees. Experience the idyllic scenery along the steep densely wooded hillsides. Highlight: Explore the world-famous Schlögener Blick on a short hike - a breathtaking view is waiting for you. Back on the banks of the Danube, typical taverns attract with regional specialties. From Obernzell you will return to Passau by ship.

Tour 2: Inn Cycle Path – Bike ride to the baroque town of Schärding, approx. 33 km
Starting from the "Three River City of Passau" you bike through the green floodplan along the river Inn. Changing again and again between Austrian and German territory we cycle through dreamly scenery. The old skipper town Wernstein, midst the fertile farmcountryside of the "Sauwald" region is guarded by two castles: Castle Neuburg and Castle Wernstein. A special scenery can be seen at the Inn norrowness, where you can find various flora. The crowning highlight is the baroque pearl Schärding, which enchants with cultural and culinary specialities.

Tour 3: Ancient Bavarians routing to Abbey Engelszell, approx. 54 km
On one of the most famous bike paths the Danube Cycle Path our bike ride leads us through charming nature, passing the castle Obernzell, the "Haus am Strom" – an exhibition center until we reach the one and only trappist abbey of Austria in Engelhartszell, which we can reach by ferry. On the other river bank we cycle back to Passau.

Tour 4: Danube Cycle Path to Monastery Schweiklberg, approx. 50 km
The classical Danube Cycle path leads you through a picturesque narrow valley through the southern extensions of the Bavarian Forest. You are heading to "The Small Three River City Vilshofen", where the rivers Vilshofen and Wolfach merge into the Danube. The Benedictine monastery Schweikelberg is located high over the city. The herbal liqueur of Schweikelberg is a former medicine which has been used at home, wide spread until Siberia.