Every self-guided cycling tour we sell, in one filterable list: 450+ routes across 20+ countries, run by 30+ local operators, from €200. Filter by country, duration, difficulty or price — hotels, daily luggage transfer and GPS tracks are included on every tour, offered at two rates: the standard rate or the protected rate (BeSafe Rate Plus).
A compact 4-night ride along the Moselle from Roman Trier to Treis-Karden, winding through Germany's most famous wine valleys. Pass the steepest vineyard in Europe and finish with an included wine tasting. From €409 pp.
This 6-day self-guided Lake Constance cycling tour from Bregenz is made for active riders who like longer days in the saddle. You will reach the Rhine Falls, Stein am Rhein and the quiet Untersee before closing the loop through Germany and Austria.
Circle Lake Constance in 8 days from Bregenz through Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Mostly 4-star hotels, a Rhine Falls boat trip, a boat ride on the Untersee, a regional speciality dinner and a wine tasting in Hagnau all included. From €999 pp.
A compact 6-day Danube cycling tour from Linz to Vienna on the most beautiful part of the river: Grein, Melk Abbey, the UNESCO-listed Wachau with Dürnstein and Krems, and the garden city of Tulln before Vienna. From €415 per person.
An 8-day family-friendly cycling holiday in Portugal's Minho region, covering 96 km on flat riverside paths. Perfect for families with children — short daily rides through vineyards and historic towns. From €1,464 per person.
A cycling weekend around Bayeux exploring the D-Day landing beaches of Normandy — from Omaha and Gold Beach to the bocage countryside. Three days of history, coastal cliffs, and quiet country lanes.
Circle Lake Constance in 6 days starting from Friedrichshafen, pedalling through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Flat lakeside paths lead you past Bregenz, the Höri peninsula, Stein am Rhein, and Reichenau island — ferry and ice cream included.
Cycle around Denmark's Little Belt through rolling hills, idyllic villages, and romantic fjords. You will cross historic bridges, visit UNESCO-listed Christiansfeld, and island-hop between Jutland and Fyn on this 325 km loop.
Cycle the Alsace Wine Route from Colmar to Strasbourg on this 6-day self-guided tour. Vineyard lanes lead you through Eguisheim, Riquewihr and Obernai, and a shady canal greenway carries you into Strasbourg.
The Alpe Adria cycle path at a relaxed pace: 295 km over eight days from Mallnitz in the Hohe Tauern to Grado on the Adriatic. Shorter stages, an extra night in Villach, the car-free Fella valley, Udine, Palmanova and Roman Aquileia. Welcome dinner and parking in Mallnitz included. From €859 per person.
Ride the full Loire à Vélo route from Orléans to Le Croisic on this 15-day self-guided cycling tour. Chambord, Blois and Amboise, the vineyards of Touraine and Anjou, then Nantes, the estuary and the salt marshes lead you to the Atlantic.
This 8-day self-guided cycling tour explores the lakes of the Julian Alps from three bases: Kranjska Gora, Bled and Bohinj. Short stages on quiet lanes and easy gravel lead you to emerald springs, waterfalls and gorges, with time for swims and boat trips.
Start from the filters at the top of this page: country, number of days, difficulty and price. Most riders narrow it down in three moves — pick a country, set the daily distance you are comfortable with, then sort by price. Every tour card shows the operator, the total distance, the daily average and a difficulty rating out of five, so you compare like with like before opening a single tour page.
The price is per person in a double room and includes the hotels along the route with breakfast, daily luggage transfer between them, GPS tracks and route notes, and local support by phone during the trip. Bike rental, flights, lunches, dinners and city taxes are quoted separately — each tour page lists exactly what is in and what is out for that itinerary.
On self-guided tours, yes: you choose the departure date and the operator books the hotels in sequence around it. Availability is confirmed with the operator before you pay, so you are never committed to a date that does not exist. Guided group tours are the exception — they run on fixed departures, listed on their own pages.
On most of them. Where an e-bike is offered, the tour page shows it as a rental option with its own weekly price, usually €150-250 against €90-150 for a hybrid. On the flat river routes an e-bike is a comfort choice; on the alpine and Dolomite itineraries it is what turns a hard week into an enjoyable one.
Send a request from the tour page. We check the dates with the local operator who runs that itinerary and come back with a written quote covering hotels, bikes and extras. You book once the quote is confirmed — there is no instant checkout, because availability on self-guided routes is confirmed hotel by hotel.
The local operator named on the tour page. Lifeonabike is a marketplace: we publish and compare tours from 30+ operators across 20+ countries, and the operator you would have found locally is the one who books the hotels, moves the luggage and answers the phone during your trip.