How difficult is this tour?

The route follows flat, well-maintained cycle paths along the Moselle River for approximately 194 km over four cycling days. It is suitable for riders of average fitness with no significant climbs.

What bikes are available?

Trekking bikes (€90) and e-bikes (€200) can be rented for the full duration. Bikes are ready at your first hotel and returned at the last.

Can I get back to Trier from Koblenz?

Yes. A return by regional train is available daily throughout the season (from 9 a.m.) for €23 per person. Bike transport on trains is free from 9 a.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends and public holidays.

What type of accommodation is included?

You will stay in a mix of good hotels (2 nights) and traditional Moselle wine inns (3 nights), all in the 3- to 4-star category, with daily breakfast. Half-board is not available on this tour.

What are the departure days?

Arrivals are possible from Friday to Monday between 24 April and 4 October 2026, plus Thursday 14 May and Thursday 4 June.

Is luggage transferred?

Yes. Luggage is collected at 9 a.m. and delivered to your next hotel by approximately 6:30 p.m., with liability coverage up to €1,000 per person.

Are there children's discounts?

Yes: children 0–6 stay free, ages 7–11 receive 50% off, and ages 12–15 receive 25% off (max 1 child per double room with 2 full-paying adults).

Can I have my own bike transported back?

Yes. If you bring your own bike, the operator can transport it back for €38 per bike (no commission). This must be booked in advance — it cannot be purchased on site — and is available only together with the return passenger transfer. The operator accepts no liability for any damage in transit. Handover is by overnight transfer on Thursday, Friday or Saturday only: drop your bike at your last hotel by 17:00 the day before departure, and it will be ready for collection in Trier at approximately 11:00 the next day. Rims wider than 5 cm are accepted on request only, insurance cover is up to €1,500, and all bikes must be pre-registered.

Wine & Delight Tour: Trier to Koblenz

Moselle Valley, Rhineland-Palatinate

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Trekking bikeE-bike6 days / 5 nights194 km2/5Medium-EasyLinear

Short Description

A wine-lover's cycling escape along the Moselle from Trier to Koblenz in 6 days. Stay in charming wine inns and hotels, enjoy an included wine tasting, and pedal past dramatic river loops and medieval towns. From €485 pp.

Tour Program

Day 1: Arrival in Trier
You will arrive in the ancient Roman city of Trier and settle into your 4-star hotel. After collecting your travel documents and rental bike (if booked), you will enjoy an included wine tasting at the Trier wine house — the perfect start to your Wine & Delight journey. Parking is available near the hotel (approx. €12/day, bookable on site).

Day 2: Trier – Wintrich (56 km)
You will ride alongside the Moselle, past Schweich with its Old Ferry Tower, encountering traces of Roman history at every turn — Villa Rustika, a Roman water conduit, a Roman ship and a Roman winepress. The route glides through the sweeping Trittenheim Moselle bend, past Neumagen-Dhron, to your overnight stop in Wintrich. Overnight in a 3-star hotel.

Day 3: Wintrich – Reil (42 km)
Today the Moselle's famous loops will define your ride. You will cycle through picturesque vineyards to Bernkastel-Kues, where Landshut Castle towers above and the marketplace is lined with colourful half-timbered houses. Wine lovers will appreciate the Moselle Wine Museum with its vinotheque. You will continue through Traben-Trarbach, with its Grevenburg ruins and old town walls, to Reil. Overnight in a 3-star wine inn.

Day 4: Reil – Treis-Karden (58 km)
You will ride through Bullay with its Roman settlements, Bremm with the Stuben monastery ruins, and Beilstein — the "Rothenburg on the Moselle" — with Metternich castle ruins. The route continues through medieval Cochem, where the Reichsburg has stood since the year 1000, to Treis-Karden and its Abbey Museum. Overnight in a 3- or 4-star hotel.

Day 5: Treis-Karden – Koblenz (38 km)
From the heart of the Moselle valley you may visit the spectacular Eltz Castle. You will ride past Bischofstein Castle, Hatzenport, and Thurant Castle, then through the wine villages of Kobern-Gondorf and Güls. The final 6 km deliver you along the river to the Deutsches Eck — where the Moselle meets the Rhine — in the centre of Koblenz. Overnight in a 3- or 4-star hotel.

Day 6: Departure
Your tour ends after breakfast. You may extend your stay with additional nights or begin your journey home.

Tour details

LinearSelfguidedFamiliesCouplesFriendsMinimum 2 people

✅ What is included in the trip?

🏨 Overnight stay and breakfast
💼 Luggage transfer
🗺️ Maps
📲 GPS or navigation APP
📞 Local telephone assistance 7/7
🍷 Wine tasting in the wine house Trier

❌ 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 difficult is this tour?
The route follows flat, well-maintained cycle paths along the Moselle River for approximately 194 km over four cycling days. It is suitable for riders of average fitness with no significant climbs.
What bikes are available?
Trekking bikes (€90) and e-bikes (€200) can be rented for the full duration. Bikes are ready at your first hotel and returned at the last.
Can I get back to Trier from Koblenz?
Yes. A return by regional train is available daily throughout the season (from 9 a.m.) for €23 per person. Bike transport on trains is free from 9 a.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends and public holidays.
What type of accommodation is included?
You will stay in a mix of good hotels (2 nights) and traditional Moselle wine inns (3 nights), all in the 3- to 4-star category, with daily breakfast. Half-board is not available on this tour.
What are the departure days?
Arrivals are possible from Friday to Monday between 24 April and 4 October 2026, plus Thursday 14 May and Thursday 4 June.
Is luggage transferred?
Yes. Luggage is collected at 9 a.m. and delivered to your next hotel by approximately 6:30 p.m., with liability coverage up to €1,000 per person.
Are there children's discounts?
Yes: children 0–6 stay free, ages 7–11 receive 50% off, and ages 12–15 receive 25% off (max 1 child per double room with 2 full-paying adults).
Can I have my own bike transported back?
Yes. If you bring your own bike, the operator can transport it back for €38 per bike (no commission). This must be booked in advance — it cannot be purchased on site — and is available only together with the return passenger transfer. The operator accepts no liability for any damage in transit. Handover is by overnight transfer on Thursday, Friday or Saturday only: drop your bike at your last hotel by 17:00 the day before departure, and it will be ready for collection in Trier at approximately 11:00 the next day. Rims wider than 5 cm are accepted on request only, insurance cover is up to €1,500, and all bikes must be pre-registered.