Prague to Vienna via Český Krumlov

🙋 Common questions

• Q: How much does the Prague to Vienna via Český Krumlov cycling tour cost?

  

  A: The tour costs from €1422 per person in a double room in the Standard hotel category. The price includes your hotel nights along the route, daily luggage transfer and navigation with a GPS app. Premium hotels are available as an upgrade if you prefer a higher level of comfort along the way.

• Q: When is the best time to cycle the Prague to Vienna route via Český Krumlov?

  

  A: The tour runs from mid-April to mid-October. Spring brings green fields and fewer visitors, summer offers long days and warm evenings, and September is harvest time in the vineyards of South Moravia and the Weinviertel. Choose your start date within this season and plan any extra city nights around it.

• Q: How difficult is the Prague to Vienna via Český Krumlov cycling tour?

  

  A: The tour is rated moderate and suits riders with good basic fitness. The first cycling days include climbs out of the Vltava valley and the ups and downs of the highlands, while the later days are flatter through ponds, farmland and vineyards. Daily distances range from 38 to 78 km.

• Q: Can I rent a bike for the Prague to Vienna via Český Krumlov tour?

  

  A: Yes, rental bikes are available for the whole tour. A trekking bike costs €105, a gravel bike €140 and an e-bike €210 per person for the full itinerary. You can also bring your own bike; in that case you only need to plan how to transport it to the start.

• Q: How does luggage transfer work on the Prague to Vienna via Český Krumlov tour?

  

  A: Your luggage is transferred every day between hotels from 9:00 to 17:00, so you ride with only a day bag. Each person can bring up to 2 pieces of luggage, with a maximum of 15 kg per piece. Leave it at reception in the morning and it will be waiting at your next hotel.

• Q: How do I get from Prague to Český Krumlov at the start of this cycling tour?

  

  A: A van transfer of about 2 to 2.5 hours takes you and your luggage from Prague to Český Krumlov on Day 2. You spend the first night in Prague, so you can arrive in the Czech capital at any time on Day 1. Cycling begins the following morning in Český Krumlov.

• Q: How does the Prague to Vienna via Český Krumlov tour end?

  

  A: The last cycling day ends in Poysdorf, in Austria's Weinviertel, after about 54 km. From there a van transfer of about one hour takes you to Vienna, or you can take the train to gain time in the city. You spend the night in Vienna and depart on Day 9 after breakfast.

• 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.