Top Bike Tours Portugal

Ride on the suburban areas, urban history, gardens and other green areas are to be taken in this scenic bike tour. For those who enjoy riding a bike , we provide a visit throughout the longest avenue of Porto. You will encounter greenside places; urban palaces, relating to the 19th and 20th Centuries; opulent cottages; a city park; museums and the outstanding sea landscape. Lovers of running and biking also ensure a fantastic view in this dynamic city tour.

At the beginning of the bike ride we will leave the city center which is conditioned by some car traffic and people. Then we will continue quietly by the river and the sea.

In the final stretch, keep in mind that we will ride on the biggest avenue in Oporto, where the traffic will be noticed more and also the climbs.

Incredible and idyllic landscapes are included in this tour, where the bicycle becomes essential to go through the marginal Douro River. Come meeh us the famous Port Wine and brand and its legacy in this metropolis, complementing with visits to the renowned Café Majestic and other cultural offices that promote and manage the wine, such as the Wine Institue of Douro and Porto , the Wine Cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia and a Museum dedicated to this activity of refinement and tasting.

At the beginning of the bike ride we will leave the city center which is conditioned by some car traffic and people. Then we will continue quietly by the river and the sea.

In the final stretch, keep in mind that we will ride on the biggest avenue in Oporto, where the traffic will be noticed more and also the climbs.

It is the culmination of the effort and energy of men and women, who through their labour gave shape to an already astonishing landscape. Travelling Douro is enjoying its convents and churches, meeting its rustic crafts, tasting the genuine cuisine and witnessing the Portuguese folklore traditions.

Port Wine is undoubtedly the most famous product of this region. Douro comes to life during the summer and beginning of Autumn, with the several holidays and wine celebrations that happen at this time of the year. The harvest of the grapes is most likely the biggest and liveliest event of this region.

Route description:

• Mostly steep. Up and down route.
• 100 % paved roads with very low traffic.
• 4435 meters of cumulative ascents.

The Porto to Santiago Coastal Bike Tour is an 8-day cycling route covering around 270–300 km along the Atlantic coast of Portugal and Spain. This route follows the Camino Português da Costa, part of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage network, offering one of the most scenic and bike-friendly ways to reach Santiago de Compostela.

Also known as the Coastal Camino, this pilgrimage route takes cyclists through charming towns such as Vila do Conde, Viana do Castelo, Caminha, Baiona, and Pontevedra before reaching the historic city of Santiago.

This cycling Camino de Santiago route is known for its relatively flat terrain, scenic ocean views, and well-maintained cycling paths. Daily distances typically range between 40 and 65 km, making it an excellent option for recreational cyclists as well as e-bike riders.

Silver Coast is the name given to the coastal region encompassing the coast of Portugal between the mouth of the river Douro in Vila Nova de Gaia and the municipality of Torres Vedras, in the district of Lisbon.

This cycling holiday ride will take you through one of the most important links along the coast between the city of Porto and the "capital" of the central region of Portugal, Coimbra.

See some characteristics that make Porto one of the most important cities (culturally and historically). You will be going down the Atlantic coast, visiting wonderful places (natural, historical and gastronomic), through several coastal cities, to the "city of knowledge" Coimbra, famous for its noble university, historical monuments and of course Coimbra's Fado.

Route description:

• Flat route, with only one climb in the 5th day for about 4 kms.
• 65 % bike lanes, 20% smooth dirt roads and sometimes into the agriculture fields, 5 % paved roads with low traffic.

Ride to the beaches of northern Portugal has never been so pleasant to the taste of the idyllic and fantastic scenery.

Experience the unmatched Portuguese northern coast, where you can find various cities dedicated to the activity and fishing industry, where the fish gastronomy, such as, cod fish, sardines, sea bass and dourada rules. In the middle of this bicycle route, find buildings of public interest, considered as an historical heritage of the city, such as the Porto Custom House, (a place for local events and exhibitions); the unavoidable tidal pools, designed by Álvaro Siza Vieira, (very attended in summer); a replica of a ship of the Portuguese Discoveries, of the sixteenth century, ending in Póvoa do Varzim, with its famous sea inlets.

The Cycle Trail of Minho River was ranked as the fourth best 2009 trail in Europe. That alone showcases all the amazing Portuguese landscapes, rivers and seaside views which you will be enjoying during this trip. Cycle trough World Heritage villages, vineyards, farmed land, beaches, historical towns, going down the country in the direction of the mighty city of Porto.

The Minho River is also the perfect excuse for relaxing in the north of the country. Explore the trails and the Portuguese villages along this border river and its main highlights. The Minho River flows along 300 km. It serves as a natural border between Portugal and Spain, travelling the entire way across Melgaço and its mouth in Caminha.

Taste the worldwide known gastronomy. Enjoy the delicious corn bread, sausages, codfish, lamprey, trout and shad, cooked in many traditional ways. For those who enjoy good meat, you can’t miss out on the famous “sarrabulho” porridge and the seasoned pieces of pork. Relish on the regional wines that the country couldn't go without. This will surely enrich your trip and give you the desire to come back and discover more of Portugal!

Route description:

• Flat route. Some short climbs in beginning of the 1st day and in the last day, entering in the city of Porto.
• 40 % bike lanes and wood walkways and 15% smooth dirt roads. Some coubblestones roads and 10 % paved secondary roads with low traffic.

An amazing cycling experience through one of Europe's best-preserved regions, this is one of the top-rated Algarve bike tours available. The southeast Alentejano Natural Park includes wild beaches surrounded by imposing cliffs, small mountain ranges, cork oak groves, traditional fishing villages, typical villages, spectacular views, and important geographical points, such as Cape Sardão, the Cape of São Vicente, from where the caravels left for seas never before navigated, and Ponta de Sagres. We recommend this Portugal cycling trip between January and June or from October to December. It can get quite hot during the summer season, and that is something you should be aware of, if you decide to cycle in July, August, or September. Average temperatures in the Algarve, south of Portugal, are usually around 17ºC, and the weather is always sunny or partially sunny, making this one of the best cycling tours in Algarve year-round.

Route description:

• Mostly flat. Some short and steep climbs, especially in the last day.
• 40 % secondary paved roads with low traffic, 40% dirt roads near the ocean and agricultural farms.

Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro is a huge Portuguese province, belonging to Vila Real and Bragança.

This area is considered by many as an authentic greenside paradise in the deep valleys of the region, where you will find beautiful vineyards at the heart of the Port and Douro wines.

The territory boosts breathtaking landscapes of natural beauty, revealing not only a land rich in vineyards, but also in cereals, vegetables and fruits, combining in a typical gastronomy, awarded the title of World Heritage.

Route description:

• Mostly steep. Up and down route.
• 100 % paved roads with very low traffic.
• 6392 meters of cumulative gap climbs

This Porto to Lisbon cycling tour is one of the most spectacular ways to explore the Green Coast and the Silver Coast of Portugal. Designed as an easy to moderate bike route, it offers a perfect combination of coastal bike paths, scenic landscapes, and authentic cultural experiences. Start your adventure with a city tour in Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its unique architecture, historic neighbourhoods, and traditional gastronomy.

From Porto, cycle south along Atlantic Ocean bike lanes, charming fishing villages, breathtaking beaches, pine forests, and nature reserves. Discover iconic highlights such as Aveiro, known as the “Portuguese Venice,” the dramatic coastline of São Pedro de Moel, the world-famous big waves of Nazaré, and the medieval town of Óbidos, one of Portugal’s most picturesque walled villages.

This bike tour from Porto to Lisbon is ideal for travellers seeking an immersive outdoor experience, combining cycling holidays, coastal scenery, and authentic Portuguese culture. Whether you choose the full itinerary or the shorter version, you will enjoy unforgettable views, local flavours, and one of the most beautiful cycling routes in Portugal.

The first 50% of the route is flat terrain and the other 50% has short and steep climbs.
60 % bicycle lanes, 30 % secondary paved roads with low traffic, 10% dirt roads near the ocean.