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).
Cruise the waterways of Holland and Belgium aboard a comfortable barge while cycling through flat countryside, historic cities and UNESCO landmarks. Eight days from Amsterdam to Bruges via Kinderdijk's iconic windmills, vibrant Antwerp, medieval Ghent and the North Sea coast.
An 8-day self-guided cycling tour from Nice to Genoa covering 240 km along the French and Italian Riviera. Ride through coastal villages, Mediterranean scenery, and Ligurian harbours. From €1,399 per person with luggage transfer and GPS files.
Loop through Latvia and Estonia in 11 days from Riga: the Baltic coast to Pärnu, two nights on Saaremaa island, medieval Tallinn, Lahemaa's forests and the Gauja valley. A support van carries your bags all the way.
Sleep on a tall ship, wake in a new harbour and ride the shores of the Øresund. In eight days you sail from Copenhagen to Malmö, cycling Danish coast roads, the tiny island of Ven, the chalk cliffs of Stevns Klint and the fields of Skåne, with two tour leaders always with you.
Eight days, one ship and five islands that never feel the same twice. You sleep on board in a twin cabin, wake up in a different harbour every morning and ride out with your guide through olive groves, pine woods and almost traffic-free coastal roads. You circle Poros, roll along the panoramic ring road of Spetses, walk the car-free lanes of Hydra, cross to the volcanic Methana peninsula and climb to the Temple of Aphaia on Aegina. In between there is always time to dive straight off the ship into the Aegean, and to come back on board to a warm meal cooked by the crew. Distances stay between 17 and 40 km a day, with some hills and up to 350 m of climbing, so you ride at a relaxed pace and still have the afternoon free. If you would rather swim or stay on deck, that is fine too: you decide, day by day, how much you cycle and how much you simply sail.
This journey on two wheels begins in Cividale del Friuli, a medieval town and UNESCO World Heritage Site that was the first Lombard duchy in Italy. From this base you will explore the enchanted Collio wine region, cross into Slovenia's beautiful Brda, and ride among castles, vineyards, and gentle hills. Midway through the tour you will move to Gradisca d'Isonzo, one of Italy's most beautiful villages, nestled within ancient walls. From there you will pedal to the Roman ruins of Aquileia and reach the Adriatic coast at Trieste. Half board with three-course dinners is included throughout.
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.
A 7-day self-guided cycling tour from Rennes to Mont Saint-Michel covering 240 km through Brittany's countryside. Ride along quiet canal paths and medieval villages to France's most iconic island abbey. From €924 per person.
Cycle the wild Atlantic coast from San Sebastián to Santander on this 8-day self-guided tour. You will ride past Basque fishing villages, the cliffs of Cantabria, and cross the Bay of Biscay by boat, discovering Bilbao's Guggenheim and pintxos bars along the way.
Cycle along the Atlantic coast from La Rochelle to Bordeaux through Charente-Maritime and Gironde. Discover Île de Ré, oyster farms, Cognac vineyards, Vauban's Blaye citadel, and the legendary Margaux wine estates on this 284 km route blending coastline, estuary cliffs, and world-class gastronomy.
The GT20 is Corsica's legendary cycling route — a grand traverse of the entire island from north to south along mountain passes, coastal roads and timeless villages. This northern chapter follows the GT20 from Bastia to Calvi, crossing the wild Cap Corse peninsula, the sun-baked Désert des Agriates and the enchanting hilltop villages of the Balagne region.
Over five cycling stages, you will ride through landscapes that shift dramatically with every turn — from the rugged Genoese watchtowers and lobster ports of Cap Corse to the vineyard-clad hills of Patrimonio, the silent beauty of the Agriates interior and the medieval perched villages of Sant'Antonino and Pigna. The journey ends in Calvi, where a magnificent Genoese citadel rises above an azure bay backed by the snow-dusted peaks of Monte Cinto.
With daily distances of 40–70 km and moderate climbing, this tour is ideal for confident cyclists seeking a deep immersion into northern Corsica's extraordinary diversity of landscapes, flavours and history.
An 8-day self-guided road cycling tour across Slovenia from Bled to Piran, covering 392 km on quiet asphalt. You will climb the Pokljuka plateau, roll through Ljubljana and the Karst vineyards, and finish on the Adriatic in Venetian Piran.
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.
