Prague to Regensburg Bike Tour

🙋 Common questions

• Q: How much does the Prague to Regensburg Bike Tour cost?

  

  A: The Prague to Regensburg Bike Tour costs from €867 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 from Prague to Regensburg?

  

  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 Prague to Regensburg Bike Tour?

  

  A: The tour is rated moderate, with daily stages between 55 and 73 km. The first day is gentle along the rivers, then the route crosses the Brdy hills and rolling countryside before following the Regen valley into Bavaria. Regular cyclists with reasonable fitness will manage well, and an e-bike helps on the hillier sections.

• Q: Can I rent a bike for the Prague to Regensburg tour?

  

  A: Yes, bikes can be rented for the whole tour: a trekking bike costs €90, a gravel bike €120 and an e-bike €180. 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 Prague to Regensburg tour?

  

  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: How do I get to Prague and home from Regensburg?

  

  A: Prague has an international airport and good rail connections across Europe, and your first night there is included. Regensburg has direct trains to Munich, where you will find the nearest large international airport. Extra nights in Prague or Regensburg can be added on request.

• Q: Can I continue cycling after Regensburg?

  

  A: Yes, Regensburg sits on the Danube, so the ride can be extended. You can continue to Munich, or follow the Danube Cycle Path towards Passau and Vienna. Tell us your plans when booking and we will suggest the right combination of extra nights and stages.

• 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.