Family-Friendly Bike Tours
Bike Tours Bring You Closer
Bicycle tours are a great way for your family to explore a region or country. Together, you get a feel for new terrain, new cultures, new cuisine, and a destination's people and history—experiences that aren’t always possible from a train or rental car. These are invaluable learning moments for young travelers, not to mention the fact that bike tours are a fun, dynamic, and exciting way to spend some unforgettable quality time together.
Here are the factors we consider when recommending a tour for your family:
- Does the tour take place on dedicated bike paths? Or possibly quiet side roads?
- Is the route grade flat or mostly flat?
- Are the daily distances shorter (easier for shorter legs)?
- Does the tour operator provide appropriate bikes and rental equipment for a variety of ages?
- Does the tour possibly have educational value, enjoyable sites or attractions, non-cycling activities, or built-in rest days?
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I had a blast!
Lamphun & Chiang Mai Countryside Bike Tour with Lunch
“The country side of northern thailand, I never thought I would enjoy this much. The train ride was fun, the rice field and farms are astonishing, so peaceful and beautiful.” Full Review
“The country side of northern thailand, I never thought I would enjoy this much. The train ride was fun, the rice field and farms are astonishing, so peaceful and beautiful. Although the long ride on the bike was quite tiring under the sun, but I enjoyed every part of it. Our guide “Tiew” made sure that we are safe and having fun. He explains the history of the town and temples, the process of farming or whichever silly questions we ask. We really appreciate his passion for this work and care for others. So thank u!” Less
—Su
Great private tour in the countryside
Lamphun & Chiang Mai Countryside Bike Tour with Lunch
““Farm” is a fantastic and caring guide, and he speaks good English! Pleasant and informative trip!”
—Jean
Worth the return to complete additional Dolomites adventures
Bicycle Paths of the Dolomites (based in one hotel)
“It's often said that one cannot return and expect the same or better results. On our second self-guided tour, we accomplished at least three new activities we didn't…” Full Review
“It's often said that one cannot return and expect the same or better results. On our second self-guided tour, we accomplished at least three new activities we didn't have time for last year. We took the Toblach/Dobbiaco public bus to Lago de Braies and hiked around the lake (about 2 hours); we rode our bikes from Bruneck/Brunico to Sand in Taufers; and we parked our bikes near the Sol Paradiso Hotel in San Candido and hiked to the Jora Refugio for a delightful lunch and killer views. The Hotel Laurin (again our second stay) was just as lovely, the weather was cooperative (only one rainy day), but the schedule we received had incorrect dates and confusion resulted. In Lienz, we were waiting at the designated place with two other German couples, but no shuttle. After 20 minutes of waiting, one of the Germans called the office and was told the shuttle was on its way. We waited . . . no shuttle. He called again, and we were told we were in the wrong place (all six of us, really)?? We pedaled back to the taxi stand at the Lienz Train statin, where a private taxi with a bike trailer was waiting. The driver didn't even know where we were going (fortunately we were all going back to Toblach). Not sure what happened, but the transfers were either non existent, late or we were told to take the train back (we did this from Bruneck). Not a good look. Made some suggestions for future self-guided tours with transfers with the TO's office.” Less
—Marcie B
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