A typical day on our cycle tours

Starting your day after a good night's sleep

You wake up in a mid-sized, family-run hotel. While having a rich continental breakfast, some group members drop into the breakfast room, wishing you a Good Morning. Your guide, sitting at the next table, chats with you about the latest weather forecast for the day to come.

Enjoy a guided walk of the town

9am, a local city guide picks the group up for a tour of the town. She shows the town's attractions, seasoned with some anecdotes from its history. An hour later you may take the opportunity to explore further on your own or just relax in one of the cosy cafés.

Follow your cycling guide on safe cycle paths

2pm - time to hit the road. Cycling on dedicated cycle paths, through grain fields and in parts directly along the river bank, the group reaches the first point to have a break. Your guide distributes water and ice tea to refill your bottles and hands out bananas to help keep up your energy level. Having sufficiently rested and refreshed, you start again; your guide leading the group mostly at the front.

In a flash you have reached today's final destination. To avoid the increasing traffic, your guide takes an indirect but safe route into town. You pass the market square, surrounded by numerous restaurants and shops located within restored, half-timbered buildings. The hotel where you stay has a golden plate hanging over its door; an important person must have stayed here in the past, just like tonight.