Danish Biking

The island of Fyn is often referred to as the garden of Denmark. Renowned for its fruit there might be something to the talk about this wonderful island. Fyn is also in the centre of Denmark, making the island very accessible from both Copenhagen Airport and with the train directly from the rest of Europe.

South of Fyn lies the archipelago with small picturesque islands connected by ferries, offering both a break in the bike riding and also an experience of being off the beaten track where time and fastness is not that important.

The landscape is really welcoming and scenic with a good variation of flat distances and gentle hills. Our tours start in Odense, Denmark’s 3rd largest city. Odense is very accessible by car and train. There are direct train connections to the airport in Copenhagen (1½-2 hours), making transfers easy and comfortable.

The tour also visits the island Aeroe (Ærø), where you will be taking the ferry from Faaborg to Søby (Soeby), bike to Ærøskøbing (Aereskoebing) and take the ferry to Svendborg. An alternative to the ferries and the visit to Ærø is to bike directly from Faaborg to Svendborg – approx. the same distance, but saving the time and costs of the ferries.

The tour around the Little Belt is like experiencing Denmark in miniature: rolling landscapes, idyllic villages, tranquil forests, romantic fjords, small islands, and great cycling paths. Along the way, you’ll also get a taste of city life when you visit Kolding, Haderslev, Aabenraa, Sønderborg, and Assens.

The Little Belt is the lifeline of it all – a calm water full of experiences, and you might even be lucky enough to spot a porpoise. A visit to Christiansfeld, known for its honey cakes and unique lifestyle, is also a big highlight.

Along the way, you’ll visit several islands and take the ferry between Als and Fyn.

The tour starts and ends in Middelfart on the west coast of Fyn. There are excellent train connections to Copenhagen Airport, Hamburg Airport, and the rest of Europe. If you arrive by car, Middelfart is conveniently located right by the motorway.

Along the way, you’ll experience the lush inland countryside, the spectacular birdlife at Ringkøbing Fjord, the rugged coastline with its endless dunes, the vibrant city of Esbjerg, and the charming island of Fanø just a short ferry ride away in the Wadden Sea – the world’s most important wetland.



Look forward to cycling along National Cycling Route 1, exploring the surf culture at the fjord, visiting the beautiful market town of Ringkøbing, discovering the Filsø nature reserve, stepping into the Viking Age at Bork Havn, enjoying the buzz of Esbjerg, relaxing on Fanø, crossing the Skjern River on cable ferries – and, overall, to a truly unique journey through a diverse and fascinating landscape.



The tour begins and ends in the old market town of Varde, known for its cozy atmosphere and centuries-old history. There are excellent train connections to Copenhagen Airport, Hamburg Airport, and the rest of Europe. If you arrive by car, you can also look forward to a beautiful drive through varied scenery.

Renowned for its fruit there might be something to the talk about this wonderful island. Fyn is also in the centre of Denmark, making the island very accessible from both Copenhagen Airport and with the train directly from the rest of Europe.

South of Fyn lies the archipelago with small picturesque islands connected by ferries, offering both a break in the bike riding and also an experience of being off the beaten track where time and fastness is not that important.

The landscape is really welcoming and scenic with a good variation of flat distances and gentle hills. Our tours start in Odense, Denmark’s 3rd largest city. Odense is very accessible by car and train. There are direct train connections to the airport in Copenhagen (1½-2 hours), making transfers easy and comfortable.

The tour also visits the island Aeroe (Ærø), where you will be taking the ferry from Faaborg to Søby (Soeby), bike to Ærøskøbing (Aereskoebing) and take the ferry to Svendborg. An alternative to the ferries and the visit to Ærø is to bike directly from Faaborg to Svendborg – approx. the same distance, but saving the time and costs of the ferries.

You’ll experience both the island of Fyn and the Jutland Peninsula. The old Little Belt Bridge from 1935 connects these regions – be sure to look out for the small porpoise as you cross!

You’ll stay in fascinating coastal towns and right in the middle of Viking land. The Vikings sailed on Vejle River a thousand years ago to reach Jelling – Denmark’s ancient royal seat, which is one of the main attractions of this tour.

The tour starts and ends in Middelfart on the west coast of Funen. There are excellent train connections to both Copenhagen Airport, Hamburg Airport, and the rest of Europe. If you arrive by car, Middelfart is conveniently located right by the motorway.