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Are you ready to enter a postcard-like landscape? In the first part of this journey you will walk along the legendary dirt roads of Siena for kilometres and kilometres, crossing the Val d’Arbia and the Val d’Orcia, icons of the Tuscan landscape. 

The Tuscan landscape of the Val d'Orcia will warm your heart like a classic photograph as you cycle the waves of undulating green hills, captured in time as if the Etruscans just rode through. Glance at the picturesque farmhouses nestled amidst the olive groves and vineyards. 

The Tuscan landscape of the Val d'Orcia will warm your heart like a classic photograph as you cycle the waves of undulating green hills, captured in time as if the Etruscans just rode through. Glance at the picturesque farmhouses nestled amidst the olive groves and vineyards.

Slowly cycling through the western coast of Sicily you will be able to appreciate its vivid contrasts and extraordinary history. This region offers full palette of colours: luminescent white in the salt pans, deep blue skies, emerald waters for bathing and fields full of the greens and yellows.

Rolling green hills, with the white peaks of the Alps as a backdrop, crossing the varied cradle of ‘slow food’ movement, through the famous vineyards of Barolo and Barbaresco. Taste the most famous regional dishes: the spicy ‘Bagna Cauda’, many fine chocolates, cheeses and tasty salami’s and, of course, the king of truffles.

Pedal through the unique Tuscan landscape of vineyards and olive groves around Lucca, with its medieval  city walls,  then  to  the  charming  town  of  Pisa,  where  you  will  ride  up  on  the impressive leaning tower. 

Cycle through the magnificent glacial valleys of South Tyrol and Trentino and discover the traditional lifestyle in the quaint old towns along the way. From the high alpine Passo Resia at 1455m you descend all the way down to the sub-Mediterranean shores of  Lake Garda. En route you will witness grand views of the Alps and Dolomites.

Cycling along quiet provincial roads we discover the cultural and natural highlights of the 'heel' of Italy in the  sun-drenched region of Puglia. On easy cycle rides we enjoy wide panoramas and big skies as we traverse a gently rolling land with endless fields of grain, gnarled olive trees and ancient vines.  

The Apulia region of south-eastern Italy has quite a story to tell, having been in the hands of the Greeks, the Romans, the Ottomans, the Spaniards and other colourful peoples, each which have contributed to the region’s dialects, flavourful cuisine, and distinctive architecture. This is Italy’s best kept secret for outstanding cycling

Leonardo da Vinci might have said it himself "cycle my home town and check out my discoveries". This flexible tour does just that, as you choose your challenge each day. Pedal through the quintessential Tuscan landscape of vineyards and olive groves to Pisa, with its world-renowned Leaning Tower, then to the charming town of Lucca.

On this trip we explore the coastline of the Cilento National Park (Unesco site from 1998), we ride off the beaten track along secondary roads towards mountain hamlet, visit Greek Archaeological sites such as Velia and Paestum and taste the various local products like the mozzarella di Bufala, white dried figs and Cilento wines.

Cycling  along quiet provincial roads we  discover the cultural and natural highlights of the 'heel' of Italy in the sun-drenched region of Puglia. On easy cycle rides we enjoy wide panoramas and big skies as we traverse a gently rolling land with endless  fields of grain, gnarled  olive trees and ancient vines.  

Discover  the  genius  behind  the  “Chianti  Classico  and  Gallo  Nero”  wines  by  cycling around  the  celebrating  vineyards  where  they  are  produced.  Nestled  amidst  the flourishing  art  cities  of  Florence  and  Siena,  the  Chianti  region  offers  natural  beauty  and incomparable culinary treasures such as the world famous Chianti 

The Apulia region of south-eastern Italy has quite a story to tell, having been in the hands of the Greeks, the Romans, the Ottomans, the Spaniards and other colourful peoples, each which have contributed to the region’s dialects, flavourful cuisine, and distinctive architecture. This is Italy’s best kept secret for outstanding cycling.

Rolling green hills, with the white peaks of the Alps as a backdrop, crossing the varied cradle of ‘slow food’ movement, through the famous vineyards of Barolo and Barbaresco. Taste the most famous regional dishes: the spicy ‘Bagna Cauda’, many fine chocolates, cheeses and tasty salami’s and, of course, the king of truffles.

Leonardo da Vinci might have said it himself "cycle my home town and check out my discoveries". This flexible tour does just that, as you choose your challenge each day. Pedal through the quintessential Tuscan landscape of vineyards and olive groves to Pisa, with its world-renowned Leaning Tower, then to the charming town of Lucca.

The Tuscan landscape of the Val d'Orcia will warm your heart like a classic photograph as you cycle the waves of undulating green hills, captured in time as if the Etruscans just rode through. Glance at the picturesque farmhouses nestled amidst the olive groves and vineyards.

San Gimignano is a treasure on the hill and jewel of Tuscany, wonderful for cycling and exploring. With its thirteen outstanding medieval towers, it's clear why the town is on the UNESCO world heritage list. You will ride over clouds of sunflower fields under the Tuscan sun along cypress lined country roads and through olive groves and vineyards.

San Gimignano is a treasure on the hill and jewel of Tuscany, wonderful for cycling and exploring. With its thirteen outstanding medieval towers, it's clear why the town is on the UNESCO world heritage list. Then cycle to the former Etruscan centre of Volterra, a unique hilltop town with its own history and charisma.