Rhine
Idyllic treasures
Inspiring imperial cathedrals and ancient, majestic castles are just part of the thousands of years of history you’ll witness along Germany’s longest river. The 820-mile-long Rhine begins in the Swiss Alps and winds its way through Germany before emptying its waters into the North Sea. Densely packed with cultural treasures, spas, and the biggest German wine-growing area, this region is what tourists imagine when they think “Germany.”
Cycling in the Rhine River region is made easy with the miles of well-marked, dedicated bike paths and country roads with minimal traffic. Rolling hills and mainly flat terrain make it popular for families, first-timers, and skilled cyclists. The Rhine River Valley enjoys long summers with warm temperatures cooled by river breezes. Late spring and early autumn are also ideal times to visit.
“The trip was great, the landscapes are fantastic, the little villages are very charming, well preserved!”
Freiburg and the Alsatian Wine Road
Country: France, Germany
Prices based on current exchange rate
Start Dates
Self-Guided:
Sundays: Apr 20-Oct 5, 2022 (Additional dates upon request for parties of 4+)
Strasbourg to Mainz: Imperial Cities and Charming Landscapes Along the Rhine
Country: France, Germany
Prices based on current exchange rate
Start Dates
Self-Guided:
Thursdays and Saturdays: Apr 9-Oct 8, 2022
Rhine Bike Path: Mainz to Cologne
Country: Germany
Prices based on current exchange rate
Start Dates
Self-Guided:
Daily: Apr 14-Oct 16, 2022
Mosel Bike Path: Dreamy Mosel Valley from Trier to Koblenz
Country: Germany
Prices based on current exchange rate
Start Dates
Self-Guided:
Daily: Apr 9-Oct 23, 2022
Neckar and Rhine by Bike and Boat
Country: Germany
Prices based on current exchange rate
Start Dates
Self-Guided:
From Koblenz: May 14, Jul 9, Sep 3, 2022. From Bad Wimpfen: May 21, Jul 16, Sep 10, 2022