Bicycle touring is a fantastic way to explore the world. Especially if you enjoy slow travel, physical activity and the outdoors. Check out my bicycle touring guides for advice about travelling by bicycle in Albania, Belgium, the Netherlands, Kyrgyzstan, Poland and many more.
The Vistula Spit is one of the most beautiful bike routes on the Polish coast, perfect for beginners and cycling with kids. Or for those who, like me, need a flat and easy route after a long break from cycling. Many bicycle travellers visiting Poland choose the Eurovelo 10 Baltic Sea cycling route, a.k.a. R-10 […]
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While the Alpe Adria and other scenic cycling routes in the Alps attract thousands of active tourists each year, the picturesque Theth Valley in the Albanian Alps is still untouched by mass tourism. The remote location and rugged terrain make it a cyclist’s paradise, attracting adventurers seeking an authentic encounter with nature. I cycled from Shkoder
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Bicycle touring in Poland rarely ends up on the bucket list of most travellers. Born and raised in Poland, I have explored its varied landscapes on two wheels. I’d love to share my insider knowledge to help you organise your cycling adventure in this underrated country. Nestled in the heart of Europe, Poland offers a
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Poland might not be on your list of the best cycling destinations. The neighbouring Czechia or Germany are way more popular among bicycle travellers. But if you’re looking for an off-the-beaten-path destination for your cycling holidays, with great hospitality, peaceful nature and not too hardcore climbs, you should consider Poland. Before cycling around Europe, I
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Cycling in Bosnia and Herzegovina was my favourite part of the three-month-long solo trip around Europe, my first solo cycling adventure. This little Balkan country enchanted me so much that I returned a year later to spend even more time biking up the steep hills, enjoying the vast mountainous landscape and learning more about the
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Whether you’re an experienced cyclist or a first-time bike traveller, you should consider the Netherlands as your next destination. In 2020, I spent two weeks bicycle touring in the Netherlands and was struck by how easy it was to navigate the well-designed bicycle paths and how friendly the locals were. From the sandy beaches of
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Are you a cycling newbie who wants to start bicycle touring and is looking for easy routes without massive climbs and many cars? I’ve got you covered! In this article, I have described 5 easy routes around Europe – all of them beginner-friendly, with good infrastructure and easy to navigate. I chose designated routes as
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Forests inhabited by brown bears, raw mountains resembling Dolomites, and barely a trace of tourism – it’s not how you imagine Greece, is it? Up north, you will find the best-kept Hellenic secret: the Pindus Mountains – an extraordinary cycling destination most people never heard of. With empty roads, quaint Zagori villages and welcoming people,
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Covered by some of the Balkan’s highest and wildest mountains, Bulgaria is a fascinating destination for bicycle touring. Located on the peripheries of Europe, it is often overlooked, so if you are looking for an off-the-beaten-path destination, you will absolutely fall in love with Bulgaria. My practical guide will help you prepare for a bicycle
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During my first solo bike tour in 2018, I fell in love with cycling in the Balkans. With type 2 fun when climbing steep and raw mountains, nature wild and unexplored like nowhere else in Europe, and warm people who always make me feel at home there. I keep coming back and exploring new roads
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