This is a wonderfully diverse tour, between
two of Europe’s most enchanting capital cities. Following
cycle paths in Austria and small country roads in Hungary,
the route offers superb vistas of the pristine rolling forested
hills, quiet marshland and lush green meadows that are so
typical of this part of Central Europe.
Your journey begins amidst the splendour
of the Hapsburg Palaces and aromatic coffee houses of Vienna.
We meander our way along the Danube cycle paths into Hungary
where delicious Goulash, local wines and schnapps await to
reward the cyclist. Highlights of the tour include the monastic
town of Gyor, the splendour of the old Capital Estergom and
its cathedral and the beauty and tranquillity of the open
road.
The tour ends up amongst the shops and stalls of Szentendre
before taking a short boat trip up the Danube in the city
of Budapest. A breathtaking way to enter a city so filled
with grandeur where we spend our final night.
We run both guided & self guided tours for you to choose
from;
click on the name of the tour for the detailed pdf dossier.
- 7 nights accommodation in village hotels
- all breakfasts and six dinners
- Daily luggage transfers
- 21 speed tour bike/pannier bag
- Detailed maps, route description and tour information material
- return transfer by scheduled bus from Budapest to Vienna
- Service hotline
€1075 per person sharing
€1195 for single occupancy (traveling with others)
If travelling between May 7 - June 27 and August 27 - September
9 please add €40 per person to the above prices
If travelling between July 2 and August 22 please add €65
per person to the above prices
June 20
August 29
€665 per person sharing
€820 for single occupancy (traveling with others)
If travelling between May 7 - June 27 and August 27 - September
9 please add €40 per person to the above prices
If travelling between July 2 and August 22 please add €65
per person to the above prices
This self-led tour has to start in Vienna on a Friday, Saturday
or Sunday night (unfortunately there is no flexibility on
this) from 17 April till 3 October.
