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Discover Europe’s most beautiful routes with Eurobike and Eurohike
Experience untouched nature, dis- cover picturesque routes and savour local flavours. With Eurobike and Eu- rohike visitors can explore self-guided cycling and walking holidays in Eu- rope’s most breathtaking regions. Ac- tive travellers from around the globe can experience the pure joy of cycling and the simple bliss of walking, with an organised tour tailored to their dream destination. Each tour is designed as a seamless,
all-in-one package: complete with reliable luggage transfers, personal on-site support, high-quality compre- hensive travel documents and hand- picked, comfort-focused accommoda- tion. Navigation on the go is effortless thanks to the intuitive On Tour app, your digital travel companion. After a day full of activity and discovery, it’s time to relax — in charming, mostly
family-run accommodation with au- thentic local flair. Te range of cycling and walking holidays are rich, colour- ful and full of unique local experienc- es, from cycling and hiking among rivers, lakes and peaks to exploring scenic islands, pilgrimage walks and enjoyable culinary tours.
CYCLING WITHOUT BORDERS AND FROM THE ALPS TO THE SEA WITH EUROBIKE Discover Europe’s incredible scenic diversity on two wheels and choose from a diverse portfolio of over 400 tours for leisure cyclists, active trav- ellers and curious explorers. Tours through the Alpine region are par- ticularly popular, as well as cross- border routes that blend culture, nature and adventure. Food- and wine-lovers will find joy on the Adige Cycle Path Tour, a culinary journey through idyllic orchards and vine- yards. Te route covers 200 miles,
passing breathtaking landscapes, castles and palaces on the way from Innsbruck to Lake Garda. For those craving more adventure,
the Alpe-Adria Cycle Path Tour prom- ises an unforgettable cycling tour stretching from the world-famous festival-city Salzburg to the charm- ing town of Grado on Italy’s Adriatic coast. A particularly scenic route be- gins at the foot of the Julian Alps, in the charming town of Bled, Slovenia, and leads all the way to the beloved lagoon city of Venice.
ACROSS THE ALPS AND ALONG SPECTACULAR COASTLINES WITH EUROHIKE Lace up your hiking boots, leave every- day life behind and take a deep breath — Alpine crossings rank among the most popular hiking adventures. On the European long-distance trail E5, the dream of crossing the Alps on foot becomes a reality. Routes lead from the lush Allgäu region through the breathtaking mountain landscapes of Tyrol and onward into Italy. Te Alpine crossing from Garmisch to Sterzing connects the wild peaks of the Kar- wendel and Stubai Alps with the sun- drenched charm of South Tyrol. And for those seeking a gentler pace, the ‘light’ Alpine crossing from Garmisch to Merano offers a perfect alternative. Or maybe you’d rather discover im-
pressive coastlines and islands? Walk- ing along the coast offers sweeping views of the endless sea while bring- ing you close to the mountains at the same time. It’s a journey of contrasts: boundless horizons, the rhythm of crashing waves and rocky paths wind- ing through fragrant landscapes. On Madeira, a blooming paradise in the Atlantic awaits, bursting with vibrant colours and lined with mysterious le- vadas. Te Rota Vicentina showcases
Portugal’s wilder side, where dramat- ic cliffs and tranquil fishing villages create a breathtaking setting. Major- ca’s west coast enchants with Medi- terranean charm. Eurobike and Eurohike offer the
right tour for every level and every taste. Find your own personal favourite now.
Eurobike Cycling Holidays E:
office@eurobike.at T: +43 6219 60866
eurobike.at
Eurohike Walking Holidays E:
office@eurohike.at T: +43 6219 60877
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