Italy Bike Tours
Booking one of these amazing Italy Bike Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Displaying 30 of 61 tours
Northern Italy
5-Day Barolo Bike Tour
The rolling hills, picturesque vineyards, and historic buildings of Piedmont offer the perfect backdrop for the ideal getaway in the Italian countryside. This incredible 5-Day Barolo Bike Tour will have you living la dolce vita, as you meander through orchards and vineyards, meet locals in charming little villages, and taste some of the best wines Italy has to offer, such as Barolo and Barbaresco. For those who want to slow down and explore the Barolo region at their own pace, the 5-Day Barolo Bike Tour will undoubtedly be an unforgettable experience.
Southern Italy
Puglia Coast Cycling Tour
The Italian region of Puglia is yours to discover on this 6-day cycling tour. Forming the heel of Italy’s “boot,” Puglia lies tucked between the Adriatic and the Ionian Sea in southern Italy and boasts over 800 km of stunning coastline.
Italian Alps
Alpe Adria Cycling from Villach to Grado
The Alpe Adria Cycling from Villach to Grado will take you on an incredible journey that spans the mountainous terrain of both Austria and Italy. After leaving Villach behind and cycling through Carinthia, it will soon be ‘Servus, Austria – ciao Italia!’
Southern Italy
Puglia Cycling Tour
This wonderful cycling tour in Puglia takes you from Monopoli to Lecce. Cycle along the unbelievable coastline of Puglia, the heel of Italy. You’ll cross breathtaking landscapes, stop to swim in the welcoming ocean, and immerse yourself in the culture of this special region at every stop.
Northern Italy
Bled to Venice Cycling Tour
This cycling tour offers an extraordinary journey from the pristine landscapes of Lake Bled in Slovenia to the iconic canals of Venice, Italy. Along the way, you’ll experience the diverse beauty of the Julian Alps, tranquil Italian villages, and the vibrant Adriatic coastline. Each day brings new adventures, from pedaling through historic towns like Gemona and Udine to soaking up the coastal charm of Marano Lagunare and Caorle. With its blend of scenic routes, cultural treasures, and culinary delights, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure through some of Europe’s most captivating regions.
Northern Italy
Venice to Croatia Cycling Tour
The self-guided cycling tour from Venice to Porec, Croatia is a unique opportunity to ride the Adriatic coastline all the way from Venice to Croatia. This tour offers unbeatable scenery and unforgettable experiences.
Dolomites
Road Bike Dolomites to Venice
Explore gorgeous Northern Italy on this one-way road biking tour. The Cycle the Dolomites tour is an 8-day self-guided itinerary that will lead you from the UNESCO designated Dolomite mountains into the romantic canal city of Venice.
Dolomites
South Tyrol Bike Tour
South Tyrol is home to the Dolomites, stunning medieval towns, and a smattering of castles perched on hilltops. Over 8 days on the South Tyrol Bike Tour, you’ll ride among these fantastic sites while enjoying comfortable accommodation chosen for you each night. Starting and ending in Bressanone, the oldest town in the area, you’ll have 5 full days of cycling routes to explore different sites including vineyards, a spa town, lakes, orchards, and the capital of South Tyrol. You can have a rest day on the last day, or you can explore on your own.
Dolomites
South Tyrol Family Cycling Tour
The South Tyrol Family Cycling Tour is an active holiday that the entire family will enjoy, where nature meets beautiful towns and the needs of the little cyclists in your group are never neglected! This cycling tour from Merano to beautiful Lake Garda will have you experiencing not only the famed Italian “la dolce vita”, but also plenty of action, adventure, and excellent cuisine – including gelato for those young and old! So what are you waiting for?! Hop into the bike saddle and prepare for an unforgettable adventure on the South Tyrol Family Cycling Tour!
Northern Italy
Cortina to Bressanone Cycling Tour
Set off on a stunning cycling journey through the Dolomites, where seamless cycle paths extend into the distance. From Cortina to Dobbiaco and through the enchanting side valleys, the Puster Valley is a true cyclist’s paradise. With a network of well-maintained routes, the area caters to all levels, offering family-friendly paths and more demanding road bike trails. Ride through meadows and along streams, free from traffic, choosing routes that take you either upstream or downstream. Discover picturesque lakes and charming villages, all linked by the carefully signposted cycle paths that define the Puster Valley.
Southern Italy
Itria Valley Cycling Tour
Discover the region of Puglia in southern Italy by bike, exploring this scenic area that forms the heel of Italy’s boot. The 8-day Itria Valley Cycling Tour will take you from Alberobello to Ostuni and introduce you to the beauty and charm of this breathtaking region. Cycle along beautiful stretches of Mediterranean coastline, picturesque hillside towns, and centuries-old farmland.
Sicily
Tasting Palermo By Bike
Discover the best of Sicilian markets, beaches, and picturesque villages on this food-focused 5-day cycling tour. Cycling and eating your way through Palermo is the perfect balance of activity and indulgence, and this spectacular cycling tour allows you to do just that!
Dolomites
Dolomites to Trieste Bike Tour
This 8-day tour offers a sensational experience—it will appeal to foodies, adventurers, bike enthusiasts, history buffs, and xenophiles alike! You start and end in Italy, but along the way, you’ll cross the border into Austria and Slovenia, creating a well-rounded adventure tour. From the Dolomites to the Adriatic Sea, the Dolomites to Trieste Bike Tour is filled with mountain views, medieval architecture, stunning towns, turquoise rivers, and warm lakes. On top of that, you’ll ride through vineyards in Italy and be spoilt for choice when it’s time to choose your lunch and dinner restaurants.
Dolomites
Dolomites to Trieste Road Biking
The 8-day self-guided Cycling the Dolomites to Trieste tour covers the mountain regions of three countries during one epic road biking adventure. There are few better ways to experience this magical part of Europe!
Italian Lakes
Villach to Trieste on the Alpe Adria by Bike
For those who want to experience a beautifully scenic combination of alpine and seaside views, the Villach to Trieste on the Alpe Adria by Bike is an incredible adventure to undertake. Navigating through the alps and across the Austria-Italy border, you will experience the very best of these two countries and witness their unique cultures merge together as one, creating a cultural and outdoor experience like no other!
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There are abundant options for cycling in Italy, from traversing the vineyards of Tuscany on a bike tour to exploring the majestic Dolomites on a cycling adventure in Northern Italy or pedaling along the stunning Amalfi Coast. Italy's cycling tours cater to cyclists of all levels and interests.
Cycling in Italy is a unique experience characterized by the fusion of culture, nature, and adventure. Italy's cycling tours allow cyclists to discover diverse landscapes, including iconic regions such as the Italian Lakes, Piedmont, and Puglia.
The best time for cycling in Italy depends on weather conditions and tourist crowds. Optimal cycling months are late spring (May-June) and early fall (Sept-Oct), offering pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer is suitable for coastal and higher-altitude routes, while winter cycling is feasible in regions with mild climates.
- Tuscany's Val d’Orcia Route: Val d'Orcia Cycling offers a picturesque journey through the UNESCO World Heritage site of Val d'Orcia, where cyclists can pedal past iconic cypress trees, rolling hills adorned with golden wheat fields, and medieval hilltop villages such as Pienza and Montalcino, all while enjoying panoramic views of the iconic Tuscan landscape.
- Munich to Venice Ride through the Italian Alps: Embark on the Munich to Venice cycle ride, a thrilling adventure that takes cyclists on a scenic journey through the heart of Europe. Pedal through Bavarian countryside, past idyllic lakes, and through the majestic Alps, crossing into Austria before descending into the enchanting landscapes of northern Italy. Finally, arrive in Venice, where the ride culminates amidst the iconic canals and historic architecture of this timeless city, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural exploration along the way.
- Amalfi Coast's Coastline Cruise: Pedal along the spectacular Amalfi Coast, following the winding coastal road from Sorrento to Amalfi. Admire breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea, traverse cliffside villages such as Positano and Ravello, and savor the flavors of local cuisine and limoncello.
- Sicily's Baroque Route: Explore the historic Baroque towns of southeastern Sicily by bike, cycling through UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Ragusa, Modica, and Noto. Ride past ornate churches, elegant palaces, and picturesque piazzas, immersing yourself in Sicily's rich cultural heritage and stunning architecture.
- Piedmont's Langhe Vineyard Trail: Cycle through the picturesque vineyards and rolling hills of Piedmont's Langhe region, renowned for its fine wines and gourmet cuisine. Follow scenic country roads through charming villages like Barolo and La Morra, stopping to taste Barolo, Barbaresco, and other world-class wines along the way.
- Lake Garda Circuit: Cycle around the stunning Lake Garda, Italy's largest lake, on a scenic route that takes you through charming lakeside towns such as Sirmione, Malcesine, and Riva del Garda. Enjoy panoramic views of the azure waters, surrounded by towering mountains and lush vineyards.
- Puglia Coastal Ride: Explore the sun-drenched coastline of Puglia, known for its whitewashed villages, olive groves, and crystal-clear waters. Cycle along the Adriatic coast, passing through seaside towns like Polignano a Mare, Otranto, and Gallipoli, and discover hidden coves and sandy beaches along the way.
Essentials include a well-maintained bike, helmet, padded cycling shorts, breathable clothing suitable for varying weather conditions, cycling shoes, sunscreen, water bottles, snacks, a map or GPS device, basic bike repair tools, and a first-aid kit.
Yes, many cycling tour operators in Italy offer luggage transfer services, allowing cyclists to enjoy their ride without the burden of carrying heavy bags. This service is particularly convenient for long-distance tours or point-to-point rides.
The duration of a cycling tour in Italy varies depending on the route and your preferences. Shorter tours can range from a few days to a week, while longer tours may last several weeks, especially for cycling the length of the country or exploring multiple regions.
Yes, there are family-friendly cycling tours available in Italy, featuring routes with gentle terrain, scenic landscapes, and attractions suitable for cyclists of all ages. These tours often include shorter daily distances, rest stops, and accommodations with family-friendly amenities.
Accommodations during a cycling tour in Italy can vary, ranging from charming bed and breakfasts and agriturismi (farm stays) to hotels, guesthouses, and even campsites along popular cycling routes. Many tour operators offer accommodation options tailored to cyclists' needs.
Yes, self-guided bike tours are popular in Italy, allowing cyclists to explore at their own pace while following pre-planned routes and itineraries. Detailed maps, route descriptions, and GPS navigation are typically provided, along with support services such as luggage transfers and accommodations booking.
Yes, guided bike tours are available in Italy, providing cyclists with the expertise of local guides who lead group rides, offer insights into the culture and history of the region, and take care of logistics such as route navigation, accommodations, and support along the way.
Yes, many bike rental shops and tour operators in Italy offer e-bikes (electric-assist bicycles) for rent, allowing cyclists to enjoy longer distances and tackle challenging terrain with ease. E-bikes are especially popular for cycling tours in hilly or mountainous regions.
Explore famous wine regions such as Tuscany, Piedmont, and Veneto by bike, cycling through vineyards, visiting wineries for tastings, and experiencing the gastronomic delights of Italian wine culture along the way.
Yes, discover Italy's rich history and cultural heritage on cycling tours that visit UNESCO World Heritage sites, ancient ruins, medieval villages, and Renaissance cities, offering a unique perspective on Italy's past and present.
Ensure your bike is properly maintained, wear a helmet, obey traffic laws, stay hydrated, and be aware of road conditions and weather forecasts. It's also essential to carry identification, emergency contact information, and travel insurance while cycling in Italy.
The best months for cycling in Italy are typically late spring (May to June) and early fall (September to October) when the weather is mild, and tourist crowds are thinner. Summer can be hot, especially in southern Italy, while winter may bring colder temperatures and inclement weather in some regions.