From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the dramatic peaks of the Dolomites, Italy invites cyclists with its diverse landscapes. Cruise along scenic coastlines, wind through charming villages, and take on challenging climbs, all while savoring delicious food and immersing yourself in Italian culture.
A trip for everyone
Cycling is only half the fun
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This is the company you want for your guiding in the Alps. Christian, our guide is the most knowledgeable person you can imagine to guide you. His experience with bikes, mountains, trails, history, geography and yes emergency medical could not be matched anywhere. Stop searching, book the trip, get off your computer and start training. You will be stoked.
Wow! I did a Sardinian SUP/yoga holiday and it was one of the best holidays I’ve ever been on. Everything was perfect, the scenery was amazing, the restaurants and activities were awesome, it was expertly planned and organised and Fabrizio and Nico were incredible. I cannot recommend this more highly and can’t wait for my next Nu Adventure
All aspects of the cycling tour were excellent from the initial contact and followup emails back and forth in the months preceding our trip to the details provided at the very start of the trip in San Gimignano. Instructions were clear and the self guided maps and information provided were accurate and relatively easy to follow. Great bikes! Solid, easy to ride and well tuned. We were surprised somewhat to see that the tires provided were slicks instead of tires with some tread. We were a little concerned on the first day when it rained that the roads would be slippery but it wasn’t an issue. Overall, yes, good value for the money.
I would not hesitate to recommend your cycling holidays – its a mix of orienteering and cycle touring and its really a hell of a lot of fun. Sometimes you work hard – then you coast downhill for a beer. And all the way, awesome views of Tuscany. It was just absolutely fantastic.
Italy is not only fantastic for biking — it’s considered one of the top cycling destinations in Europe, and for good reason. Here’s why:
So, if you’re looking for your next cycling destination, add Italy to your bucket list.
Defining the “best” cycling location in Italy is subjective and depends on your preferences. However, some regions consistently top bucket lists highly due to their diverse landscapes, challenge-to-reward ratios, cultural richness, and epic scenery. Here are a few top contenders:
The best single-day bike tour in Italy is, of course, a very subjective matter. Here are some of our top recommendations:
Tuscany Bike & Wine Tour: Immerse yourself in the rolling hills of Tuscany, famed for its vineyards and olive groves. Explore charming villages, savor delicious local food and wine, and enjoy breathtaking scenery. Tuscany bike & wine tours are generally moderate in difficulty and cater to a range of fitness levels.
Cortina d’Ampezzo E-Bike Tour: Discover the beauty of the Dolomites with the assistance of an e-bike. You’ll explore off-the-beaten-path trails, conquer moderate climbs with ease, and witness breathtaking mountain scenery. This tour is ideal for cyclists who want to experience the Dolomites’ beauty without tackling challenging climbs.
Cinque Terre: Manarola to Monterosso al Mare Tour: Experience the famed Cinque Terre coastline on two wheels. Cycle along the cliffside paths overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, taking in the colorful villages and dramatic landscapes. This route is moderate in difficulty with some climbs and is ideal for cyclists comfortable with moderate inclines and stunning coastal views.
