How long is the daily cycling distance?

Daily distances range from 14 to 49 km. The terrain is predominantly flat along the lakeshore, with a few gentle hills on the Höri Peninsula. Boat trips and train rides are integrated into the route to keep cycling distances comfortable.

What is included in the tour price beyond accommodation?

This premium tour includes a regional Knusperli meal in Stein am Rhein, a Rhine Falls boat trip, ice cream in Constance, entrance to Mainau Island, ferry to Meersburg, wine tasting in Hagnau, and coffee and cake on Lindau island — all on top of B&B and luggage transfer.

What type of hotels are used?

The tour features predominantly 4-star hotels (six nights) with two nights in well-appointed 3-star properties. During the Bregenz Festival period, accommodation may be in nearby towns such as Wolfurt or Dornbirn.

Is the tour suitable for families?

Yes. The short daily distances and flat terrain make this tour family-friendly. Children’s discounts apply: free for ages 0–6, 50% off for ages 7–11, and 25% off for ages 12–15 (max one child per double room).

Which countries does the tour pass through?

The route crosses three countries — Austria, Germany and Switzerland — following the shores of Lake Constance and the Rhine.

When is the best time to ride around Lake Constance?

May through September offers the best weather. The Bregenz Festival runs from late July to late August, adding cultural vibrancy but a small surcharge for weekend arrivals during that period.

Lake Constance Delight – Top Class Cycling from Bregenz

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Short Description

Circle Lake Constance in 9 days from Bregenz through Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Premium 4-star hotels, Rhine Falls boat trip, Mainau Island and wine tastings all included. From €1,095 pp.

Tour Program

Day 1: Arrival in Bregenz
You will arrive in the festival city of Bregenz on the shores of Lake Constance. After collecting your travel documents and rental bike at the info point, you will have time to explore the lakeside promenade and the upper old town with its panoramic views across the lake to the Swiss Alps.

Day 2: Bregenz – Horn (36 km)
You will cycle through the lakeside parks past the famous festival theatre and floating stage. The route continues past Mehrerau, the only active monastery on Austria’s Lake Constance, and through numerous bathing spots along the shore to the Bregenzer Ache. You will ride through the Altenrhein nature reserve to your destination in Horn.

Day 3: Horn – Stein am Rhein (45 km cycling + boat)
You will follow the lakeshore via Güttingen to Kreuzlingen, then board a boat across to Steckborn. From there you will cycle along the Untersee to Stein am Rhein, a medieval gem famous for its magnificently painted house facades. A regional Knusperli specialty meal awaits you in the evening.

Day 4: Stein am Rhein – Moos/Radolfzell (49 km cycling + train)
You will follow the Rhine Cycle Path to Schaffhausen with its Munot Fortress and on to Europe’s largest waterfall, the Rhine Falls, complete with a thrilling boat trip. A short train ride takes you back to Stein am Rhein, from where you will cycle across the scenic Höri Peninsula to Moos or Radolfzell.

Day 5: Moos/Radolfzell – Constance (33 km)
You will ride via Allensbach to the monastery island of Reichenau for an island tour, then continue to the historic Council City of Constance. An ice cream break is included as you explore the atmospheric old town and Niederburg district.

Day 6: Constance – Mainau Island excursion (14 km)
You will enjoy a leisurely day with a visit to the world-famous Mainau Island, the flower island of Lake Constance. Entrance is included, giving you ample time to wander through the tropical gardens, rose collections and butterfly house.

Day 7: Constance – Friedrichshafen (25–35 km + ferry)
You will take the ferry from Konstanz-Staad across to medieval Meersburg, home to Germany’s oldest inhabited castle. The route continues via Hagnau, where a wine tasting of three local varieties is included, and on through Immenstaad to Friedrichshafen.

Day 8: Friedrichshafen – Bregenz (35 km)
You will cycle through the Argenmündung nature reserve to Lindau, the charming island town, where a coffee and cake break awaits. From Lindau you will ride back to Bregenz, completing the full circle of the lake.

Day 9: Departure from Bregenz
Your tour ends after breakfast. You may extend your stay with additional nights or begin your journey home.

Tour details

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✅ What is included in the trip?

🏨 Overnight stay and breakfast
💼 Luggage transfer
🗺️ Maps
📲 GPS or navigation APP
📞 Local telephone assistance 7/7
🍽️ Regional Knusperli specialty meal in Stein am Rhein
🚢 Boat trip Kreuzlingen-Steckborn incl. bike
⛴️ Rhine Falls boat trip
🚇 Train ride from Schaffhausen to Stein am Rhein incl. bike
🍦Ice cream break with 3 scoops of ice cream in Constance
🏛️ Entrance to Mainau Island
🍷 Wine tasting (3 types) along the route
☕️ Coffee & cake on the island Lindau
⛴️ Ferry Konstanz/Staad – Meersburg incl. bike

❌ What is not included?

✈️ Journey to/from the starting point
🍽️ Meals and drinks not listed as Included
🛡️ Travel insurance
🌎 Tourist taxes
🚎 Transfers not listed as Included
🖼️ Entrance fees and extras not listed

🙋 Common questions

How long is the daily cycling distance?
Daily distances range from 14 to 49 km. The terrain is predominantly flat along the lakeshore, with a few gentle hills on the Höri Peninsula. Boat trips and train rides are integrated into the route to keep cycling distances comfortable.
What is included in the tour price beyond accommodation?
This premium tour includes a regional Knusperli meal in Stein am Rhein, a Rhine Falls boat trip, ice cream in Constance, entrance to Mainau Island, ferry to Meersburg, wine tasting in Hagnau, and coffee and cake on Lindau island — all on top of B&B and luggage transfer.
What type of hotels are used?
The tour features predominantly 4-star hotels (six nights) with two nights in well-appointed 3-star properties. During the Bregenz Festival period, accommodation may be in nearby towns such as Wolfurt or Dornbirn.
Is the tour suitable for families?
Yes. The short daily distances and flat terrain make this tour family-friendly. Children’s discounts apply: free for ages 0–6, 50% off for ages 7–11, and 25% off for ages 12–15 (max one child per double room).
Which countries does the tour pass through?
The route crosses three countries — Austria, Germany and Switzerland — following the shores of Lake Constance and the Rhine.
When is the best time to ride around Lake Constance?
May through September offers the best weather. The Bregenz Festival runs from late July to late August, adding cultural vibrancy but a small surcharge for weekend arrivals during that period.