Experience Bavaria, the Main, and the Rhine and Neckar rivers from a new perspective on our varied bike and boat tours. Experience spring awakening on an individual tulip tour through Holland, while connoisseurs can cycle between Amsterdam and Paris on the new bike and boat tour to enjoy the best of two cultures.
In the far north, the fascinating route from Gothenburg to Copenhagen awaits you, where you can discover Sweden's picturesque coastline and Denmark's bike-friendly capital. For nature lovers, the Black Forest South Tour offers dense pine forests, tranquil lakes, and scenic mountain ranges. Or follow the gentle current of the Drau River on the comfortable Drau Cycle Path Deluxe Tour through Carinthia and South Tyrol. Those who want to discover Austria can choose the Vienna–Wachau Double Centre-Based Tour, with charming stages through the vineyards and along the Danube.
Whether by bike & boat, on premium routes or with cultural depth, our new 2026 bike tours offer variety, comfort and the most beautiful routes in Europe.
Please note: You can only take part in this trip if you are vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19!
As of Oct 2022, subject to change.
Feel save, book flexible: FREE rebooking up to 6 weeks prior arrival to any alternative date in 2021 - applies to bookings between May 01 and June 15 2021 , the price of the newly selected date 2021 applies in the event of a rebooking.
Explore all the beauty of Friuli-Venezia Giulia on this diverse cycling tour – from the vineyards and art cities inland to the lagoons and beaches on the Adriatic Sea. Your tour starts and ends in Udine, the cultural heart of the region. You will cycle through charming towns such as Spilimbergo with its famous mosaic school, elegant Pordenone, and historic Aquileia with its Roman roots. On the Adriatic coast, you can look forward to the lagoon town of Marano Lagunare, the sunny island of Grado, and – optionally – a detour to the port city of Trieste. Through rolling hills, fertile plains, and traditional villages, the route finally takes you back to Udine via Gradisca d’Isonzo. An enjoyable round trip full of culture, nature, and Italian lifestyle!
The route mainly runs along well-maintained bike paths and side roads with little traffic.
Individual arrival in Udine. Enjoy a glass of wine while strolling through the city and get in the mood for your vacation!
Along the route, you will encounter the Tagliamento, Friuli’s most important river, for the first time today. After crossing it, you will continue cycling towards Lake Cornino. The lake is located in the nature reserve of the same name, where you can admire griffon vultures. From Lake Cornino, you will reach Spilimbergo, the “city of mosaics,” with its school where students from all over the world learn this ancient art.
Today, you leave the city of mosaics behind and cycle towards Pordenone. This city on the Novello River is known as the birthplace of Giovanni Antonio de Sacchis, the famous Renaissance painter, and has been chosen as the cultural capital for 2027.
You cycle south until you reach the Tagliamento again. Once you arrive in Marano, you take a boat and, after arriving, you cycle the last few kilometers to Aquileia. The basilica of Roman origin, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is well worth seeing.
Today you leave Aquileia and cycle along the lagoon towards the Julian coast. Passing through small villages, you reach the Monfalcone area until you arrive at the small town of Sistiana. Along the way, we recommend a stop at the Isonzo Estuary Nature Reserve and Duino Castle.
Sistiana is known for its bay with pebble beaches. Today you have two options: relax under the sun or take a bike trip to Trieste. You can reach the regional capital by cycling along the coastal road. Once you arrive in the city, you can visit the center or continue along the Cottur cycle path, from which you can enjoy a magnificent view of the city’s gulf.
After leaving Sistiana, you begin your return journey to Udine. Today you cycle through the Collio Goriziano with its vineyards. On the way, you pass through the towns of Gradisca d’Isonzo and Cormons, where we recommend taking a break to taste the famous wines of Collio.
Individual departure or extention.
7 nights in 3-4* hotels
Daily breakfast
Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
Boat trip in Marano Lagunare
Navigation app
Telephone service hotline
Our tip: Get your eSIM for a low-priced holiday-data package here
| Discount extra bed in room with 2 full paying adults | |
| Children 12-14,99 yrs | -25% |
| 15-99 yrs | -10% |
| Bikes & Equipment | |
| 21-speed | 99 |
| TOP bike | 169 |
| E-bike | 269 |
| Helmet (for sale) | 25 |
| Rental bike insurance 21-speed | 24 |
| Rental bike insurance ebike and TOP | 49 |
| Extra nights | |
| Udine (dbl/sgl) | 89/138 |
If you would verifiably receive better conditions and/or prices from another tour operator at the time of booking we guarantee at least the same conditions PLUS 1 handlebar bag for FREE!
Hotel samples
Selected hotels of the 3*** and 4**** category.
Udine: Là di Moret, Hotel San Giorgio
Spilimbergo: Grand Hotel President
Pordenone: Best Western Plus Park Hotel
Aquileia: Hotel Patriarchi
Sistiana: Hotel Eden
Note: Please be informed that these are hotel samples and therefore subject to alteration! Find Your final hotel bookings at Your hotel list after/at booking.
The following bicycles are available
With an E-bike every bike tour is a breeze! If you had few opportunities to cycle over the last weeks or if you are not sure concerning your fitness, but also with physical disabilities, every bike ride is a treat! The shiftable, low noise electric drive of our modern electro bike relieves you of some of the work and increases the pedal force up to 3 times ... So you can now book a bike tour together with cyclists who have different fitness level. Acclivity can be handled easily.
Airport: Trieste
Good train connections from the airport to Udine.
Parking: Free unguarded parking in a nearby public car park for the duration of the cycling tour.
Train station: Udine
You can find your train connections at Trenitalia, ÖBB or Deutsche Bahn.
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