Bohemian Spa Triangle Bike Tour
West Bohemia
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Short Description
A 7-day self-guided cycling tour through the spa triangle of West Bohemia, from Karlovy Vary to Františkovy Lázně and Mariánské Lázně. You will sip from colonnade springs, roll downhill from the Ore Mountains and spend two nights in each spa town.
Tour Program
Tour details
✅ What is included in the trip?
- 🏨 Overnight stay and breakfast
- 💼 Luggage transfer
- 📲 GPS or navigation APP
- 🗺️ Maps
- 🧍♂️ Welcome briefing
- 📞 Local telephone assistance 7/7
❌ What is not included?
- ✈️ Journey to/from the starting point
- 🍽️ Meals and drinks not listed as Included
- 🖼️ Entrance fees and extras not listed
- 🚎 Transfers not listed as Included
- 🛡️ Travel insurance
- 🌎 Tourist taxes
🙋 Common questions
Q: How much does the Bohemian Spa Triangle Bike Tour cost?
A: The Bohemian Spa Triangle Bike Tour costs from €775 per person in a double room, Standard category. The price covers the hotel nights listed in the programme, daily luggage transfer and the route with GPS navigation. Premium hotels are available as an upgrade, and single rooms or solo travel are quoted with a supplement.
Q: When is the best time to cycle the Bohemian spa towns?
A: The tour runs from mid-April to mid-October. Late spring brings green valleys and long evenings, summer is ideal for swims and outdoor terraces, and September offers settled weather and the grape harvest in the wine areas. Choose your own start date within the season, as departures are flexible for self-guided riders.
Q: How difficult is the Bohemian Spa Triangle Bike Tour?
A: The tour is rated moderate, with rides of 50 to 70 km on mixed terrain. The Ore Mountains loop is mostly downhill after a train ride up, and the Teplá stage starts with a climb that you can skip by lift. Two nights in each town let you swap a ride for a rest day.
Q: Can I rent a bike for the Bohemian Spa Triangle?
A: Yes, bikes can be rented for the whole tour: a trekking bike costs €105, a gravel bike €140 and an e-bike €210. Rental bikes come ready for touring with a pannier, so you can simply collect them at the start. You are also welcome to bring your own bike if you prefer.
Q: How does the luggage transfer work on the Bohemian Spa Triangle?
A: Your luggage is transferred every cycling day between 9:00 and 17:00, so you ride with just a light daypack. Each person can bring two pieces of luggage, with a maximum of 15 kg per piece. Leave your bags at reception in the morning and you will find them at the next hotel when you arrive.
Q: Are there train sections on the Bohemian Spa Triangle tour?
A: Yes, two short train rides are part of the route. On day 2 a morning train takes you up into the Ore Mountains, so the ride back to Karlovy Vary is mostly downhill. On day 6 you can return from Bečov nad Teplou to Mariánské Lázně by train instead of cycling.
Q: How do I get to Karlovy Vary and back from Mariánské Lázně?
A: Karlovy Vary is about 130 km from Prague, and a transfer from Prague can be arranged on request. The tour ends in Mariánské Lázně, which has rail connections towards Prague and Germany, and a private transfer back to Prague is also available. Extra nights can be added before or after.
Q: Are there any supplements not included in the price?
A: A weekend surcharge of €12 per person per night applies to Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and is charged in addition to the tour price. Optional extras, available on request: half board, bike insurance, printed maps and road books, and extra nights before or after the tour.
📋💸 Cancellation fees
Terms of cancellation:
Non-refundable likeonabike platform fee: 100 €
30 days before arrival 20% of the total travel price
29 - 10 days before arrival 70% of the total travel price
09 days before arrival 100% of the total travel price
Starting from
€775/ person
or €822
Available
15 Apr 2027 – 10 Oct 2027
Departures
Every day of the week
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