Dolomites Bike Tours

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!

Book this epic cycling holiday in Northern Italy, that takes you through the Dolomites and ends at Lake Garda. Cycle along paved, protected roads, dipping deep into the valleys stretching across South Tyrol and Trentino. Encounter a myriad of medieval wonders as you wind from alpine regions—Passo di Resia—to the postcard-painted Lake Garda in northern Italy.

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!

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.

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.

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.

Challenge yourself on this thrilling 9-day tour from Germany, through Austria, to Italy. Visit three countries, ride through the Alps, explore world-class cities, and finish the tour in La Serenissima, the idyllic Venice. This bike tour puts your cardiovascular stamina to the test, but your efforts will be worth it for the iconic Alps views.

Visit three beautiful countries on one amazing bike adventure! The Alps to Adriatic Cycling Holiday focuses on scenic routes that cover long distances without being overly difficult so you can focus on the pristine nature that surrounds you.

Push yourself on this exhilarating 12-day tour from Germany, through Austria, to Italy. Explore three countries on two wheels, cycle through the Alps, explore world-class cities, and end the tour in La Serenissima, the iconic Venice. With a nice balance between longer and shorter riding days, this tour offers a perfect balance of physical challenge and cultural immersion.

Northern Italy is known worldwide for its spectacular landscapes. The 8-day Hike & Bike the Dolomites and Venetian Hills begins in the mountains, where you’ll hike under the dramatic rocky peaks of the UNESCO World Heritage-designated Dolomites. Stay on the mountainside in secluded mountain huts to revel in the peaceful alpine scenery between hikes.

The Dolomites are the jewel of the Italian Alps and the perfect setting for an epic cycling adventure. The Dolomites Road Bike Tour is challenging, but it’s also one of the most rewarding ways to experience the beauty of the Dolomites: from the saddle of a bike, right atop high mountain passes.