Available Tours In Italy
Landscapes of Matera and Puglia Cycling
Start at Matera, one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world and cycle through the Alta Murgia National Park, the largest natural park in Italy.
Tuscany: Cycle Pisa to Florence
Taste of Prosecco Cycling
Cycle along the spectacular Prosecco Route, through the renowned ‘pearl wine’ vineyards. From your base in Follina, where we have the choice of 4 star or 5 star accommodation, set out on daily rides to discover the best of this…
Matera to Monopoli Cycling
Start at Matera, one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world and cycle through the Alta Murgia National Park, the largest natural park in Italy. Reach the Adriatic coastline at Trani, known as the ‘Pearl of Puglia’ and continue…
Secrets of Sicily Cycling
Explore the undiscovered western coast of Sicily by bike to find pristine nature reserves, ancient monuments and Baroque towns. Highlights include Segetsa amphitheatre and Selinunte Archeaological Park.
Bolzano, Verona Venice Ride
Spectacular riding from the stunning Dolomites to Venice
Puglia – Cycling in the Heel of Italy
Firmly tucked away in the South, Puglia is a sun-soaked region of deserted white sand beaches, unspoilt villages and gently rolling hills backing the clear emerald seas of the Adriatic. Highlights include UNESCO Alberobello and whitewashed Ostuni.
Highlights of Puglia Cycling
Firmly tucked away in the South, Puglia is a sun-soaked region of deserted white sand beaches, unspoilt villages and gently rolling hills backing the clear emerald seas of the Adriatic. Highlights include UNESCO Alberobello, whitewashed Ostuni and beautiful Baroque Lecce.
Cycling the Wine Villages of Piedmont
Superb hotels, world-famous wines and exceptional cuisine are just some of the reasons to choose this 8-night cycling holiday! The cycling takes you through softly rolling hills, sun-drenched hamlets and via the pretty wine towns of Barbaresco and Barolo.
Self-Guided cycling in Tuscany: Pisa to Florence
Explore the city of romantic Florence
Cycling Puglia & Matera
Cycle from the UNESCO town of Matera through Italy’s heel to Lecce