Cycle tours in Poland – Scenic Routes and Historic Sites

Exploring Poland’s cities and countryside – on cycling holidays in Poland

Poland is a country of enchanting old cities, picturesque villages, Baltic coastlines and naturally flat landscapes. With RAD + REISEN, you can choose from a wide range of cycling tours across the country, each tailored to different regions and fitness levels. Imagine cycling along the Baltic coast to Szczecin, or meandering along the Nida or Dunajec rivers through Poland’s tranquil countryside, past sleepy villages and historic buildings. Our Poland cycling tours include guided options, ensuring a personalised and enriching experience. For those seeking a broader adventure, we also offer tours through several Eastern European countries.

Poland bike tours: Let’s go to Masuria – Cycling in Poland’s Lake District

Discover the magic of the Masurian Lake District on two captivating cycling tours through the Polish countryside. Experience the unique charm of the landscape by bike and boat, travelling from Poland’s vibrant capital to the tranquil nature reserves and picturesque harbour towns of the Masurian Lakes. Alternatively, embark on an individual or group tour of this stunning region, with highlights including

• Campfires with music
• Exploring the Boyen Fortress in Lötzen
• Visiting a local sheep farm

Both guided bike tours in Poland promise unforgettable moments and a deep immersion into the heart of Masuria. The tours take eight to nine days to complete, plenty of time to soak up the local charm.

Cycling through Poland and neighboring countries

Explore not only the beautiful Polish cities of Krakow, Szczecin and Warsaw, but also neighboring cities such as Budapest, Berlin and Kaliningrad on our extensive cycling holidays in and around Poland. Our Baltic cycle holiday, for example, takes you along the coastal route from Poland through Russia to Lithuania and Latvia. Another exciting tour explores the river landscape of the Oder, travelling by bike and boat from Berlin to Stralsund via Szczecin and Rügen. For a different but equally rewarding experience, consider a cyclying holiday of the Czech Republic, where, despite the lack of coastline, the culture and scenery provide a rich tapestry of experiences.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions about our cycling holidays in Poland

What should I pack for a cycling holiday in Poland?

Pack light, breathable clothing suitable for cycling, a good quality helmet, comfortable shoes and a rain jacket. The Polish climate can be quite variable, so it’s best to be prepared for both sunshine and rain. Don’t forget essentials such as sunscreen, a first aid kit and personal identification. Also consider packing a light jumper or jacket for the cooler evenings, especially if you’re cycling in regions such as the Masurian Lake District or along the Baltic coast.

Can I rent a bike for the duration of my trip?

Of course you can! We provide quality bikes for rent on all our tours, including e-bikes for those who need a little extra help on the hills. Our bikes are well maintained and suitable for the varied terrain of Poland, from flat country roads to forest tracks and gravel roads. Whether you’re cycling through the scenic river valleys or exploring historic towns, you’ll find the perfect bike for your adventure.

What accommodation can I expect on a bike tour in Poland?

Our tours include carefully selected, pre-booked accommodation in outside cabins with en-suite facilities. You’ll experience the charm of Polish hospitality, staying in places that reflect the local culture. Whether you’re in a picturesque village in the Masurian Lake District or a vibrant city like Krakow or Warsaw, we’ll make sure you get a good night’s sleep after a day’s cycling. Enjoy the blend of comfort and authenticity that will make your stay memorable.