Freewheel Holidays

Take in the historic hilltop towns of Carmona and Arcos de la Frontera as you travel through stunning landscapes of sunflower fields, olive groves and Mediterranean woodland. You’ll experience the unique atmosphere of our hand-picked Andalusian Hacienda hotel as well as the grandeur and comfort of the spectacular Parador hotels in beautifully restored hill top fortresses. Your ultimate destination on this tour is Cádiz, the oldest city in western Europe. Its rich history, monuments and stunning beaches will ensure you’ll fall in love with his beautiful and ancient city.

This route for this 7-day tour is rated as moderate+. Each stage covers fairly long distances along tarmacked roads and some dirt roads (less than 10% of this route is on cycle tracks). The average daily distance covered is 60km with an average climb of 441m.

This village is a popular stop on the Ring of Kerry route and sits, shadowed by the MacGillikuddy Reeks and adjacent to the famous Muckross National Park. The route will take you deep into the Iveragh Peninsula, along quiet backroads toward the villages of Sneem and Glenbeigh.

Later, you will head towards the Dingle Peninsula, the most westerly point in Europe. Here you will see the dramatic Slea Head coast, and can ride among Neolithic ruins with wonderful views out to the Skelling and Blasket Islands. We will take a rest in the town of Dingle, where you will find a great array of local shops and restaurants to explore. The weary may pause for a well earned pint in the famous Dick Macs pub, which doubles up as a cobbler!
You can give your legs a good stretch on Connor Pass and enjoy the stunning vistas of the peninsula from its lofty perch, before enjoying the well earnt, downhill glide to lunch. On the final day, you will ride through the Gap of Dunloe and Black Valley, a dramatic, and fitting finish to thisbreath-taking tour.All too soon, you will find yourself back in Killarney, and at the end of the trip.

You will ride on mainly quiet roads. Although there are some steep climbs, mostly the landscape is rolling. Generally, there will be some climbing each day. But your efforts are well worth if for the views!

The fairytale world of Lake Bled, with its island church and clifftop castle, will be your starting point, before cycling onwards through the majestic Julian Alps, over a high pass and down into the western valleys.

Alpine meadows soon give way to terraced hills dotted with vineyards that lead you all the way into Italy and towards the coast, where lazy promenades and beautiful Venetian architecture await you.

This is a cycling holiday for people who want the perfect mix of amazing landscapes, great food and wine, and historical sights.

The famous brewery, Jever, can be found in this wonderful region. But there are also many other excellent brands of beer to discover. Although most people do not associate the north with beer gardens and hops; there are several breweries with good beers. Sample some of the local beers, as you discover this beautiful region. Beside "Jever", we can recommend "Ostfriesen Bräu" and the "Tide Bier" among others. You will ride through a wonderful flat landscape which is easy, and suitable for any kind of rider. Enjoy the fresh air, the fresh air and of course the beer tasting. Have fun!

All routes are completely flat! You cycle mainly on paved or plastered country lanes, sometimes on minor roads.

Historically, Provence was important to the Celts, Greeks and Romans, which added to the layers of Provencal life, while in more modern times the Provence landscape inspired artists like Van Gogh and Cézanne. You will cycle along quiet roads with breathtaking scenery and discover many delightful hilltop villages, among vineyards and orchards. Then you will enter the Camargue region, a dramatic river delta, home to flamingos, wild horses and countless bird species. You will find it difficult not to fall in love with these landscapes!

Route mostly on low traffic roads in rural and city areas. Short stretches are on unpaved roads. A couple of days present some short uphill sections with the only relevant ascent to Les-Baux-de-Provence (4 km of gentle ascent).

The Vennbahn finishes in the historic German city of Aachen, a town of great significance, as the cathedral and gothic Town Hall testify.

The maximum average incline on the route is 2% and is ideal for a leisurely cycling holiday.

Its convenient location, makes Oban the perfect starting point for your bike & barge tour through the highlands of Scotland. The landscapes here are incredibly varied, offering intense colour, wild, rugged nature and incredible biodiversity. Spend time in the rugged hills of the Highlands and in the moorland countryside. Carve a route along the dramatic coast, passing pristine, white beaches, as you ride. When you arrive on the islands of Jura and Mull, you can pedal along the quiet roads and see the deer and the shaggy Highland cattle in their natural setting. When travelling on the Flying Dutchman, keep a look out for dolphins and seals. Another unmissable experience of the tour is taking the chance to sample some of Scotland's best-known whiskys. The unique taste, together with traditional Scottish folk music, and the atmosphere of a local pub will create memories that will last for a lifetime.

This tour will take you on canal tow paths, trails and quiet roads, on a beautiful and sometimes undulating route through the Highlands and Inner Hebrides in rural Scotland. Although the routes are all very managable, some are slightly longer in distance (upto 60 km) and some feature some short climbs. This tour is of limited suitability to people with reduced mobility.

The spectacular Bernina Express / Bernina Red Train winds its way through the Swiss Alps to St Moritz. Your tour begins in Tirano, where you will cycle through medieval villages and visit Romanesque churches, before you take the mountain railway to the renowned ski resort of St Moritz.

The next stage of the journey is through stunning Alpine mountains and forests and past sparkling lakes, along the cycle route of Val Chiavenna. After stops at fascinating lakeside towns, a Cistercian Abbey and the Sanctuary of the “Madonna of Sassella”, the tour ends in Tirano where there is more time to explore the historic centre.
This scenic circular trip through the Swiss and Italian Alps is mainly on dedicated cycle paths, which makes it perfect for beginners and more experienced cyclists alike. Above all you will be able to taste the typical specialities of the Valtellina, like the bresaola and the pizzoccheri together with a good glass of nebbiolo.

Mainly flat with some short climbs. The route is mainly on paved cycle paths with some unpaved stretches, all in good condition.

The Camino de Santiago is an ancient pilgrimage of great historical, cultural and spiritual significance which continues to be shared by pilgrims from all walks of life. It is the only long-distance route to have been awarded World Heritage recognition.

It is a personal journey which unites people from many parts of the globe, all of whom decide to undertake this pilgrimage.

Longer distances and hilly terrain, with perhaps three or four ascents per day.
You will need to be in good health and reasonably fit. These trips may contain elements that are quite active, but not too hard.

Ride through the famous wine town of Chateauneuf du Pape and enjoy a tipple in the wine tasting area of the Cote du Rhone.

Visit the lovely town of Avignon with its picturesque old town and papal palace and enjoy the scent of herbs as you ride through the Provencal countryside. Suitable for beginners and first time cycle-tourists, this is a popular trip for all the family.

Apart from a few small ascents in the hilly landscapes of the Garrigue and the Alpilles, the route is easy and varied, suitable even for inexperienced cyclists. You mostly bike on small streets with less traffic and on asphalted paths.