Cycling holidays in Italy - South of Tyrol, Adriatic Sea, Adige Cycle Path 2025
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Cycle tours through South Tyrol to the Adriatic Sea - enjoy Italy actively
Discovering Italy by bike means: Mediterranean flair, Alpine panorama and culinary delights on a perfectly organized cycle tour. Our tours take you on three of the most beautiful cycle routes in South Tyrol and northern Italy: the Adige Cycle Path takes you from the Brenner Pass through apple orchards and vineyards to Lake Garda or Verona - and on to Venice if you wish. Equally popular: the Alpe-Adria cycle path from Salzburg to Grado, a varied classic from the Alps to the sea. And for those interested in history, the Via Claudia Augusta offers an impressive route from Augsburg to the Adriatic.
Whether it's a short trip, a sporty variant or an inexpensive bargain tour - you choose your preferred form of travel, we take care of hotels, luggage transfer and the planned route. So your cycling vacation in Italy will be an enjoyable break.
Information about cycling in Italy - South of Tyrol, Adriatic Sea:
South of Tyrol invites you to an expedition by bike with an unspoiled nature, gushing streams, ancient fortresses and idyllic lakes. Enjoy the Tyrolean hospitality while tasting some tasty local specialties and some delicious wine. Where the Alps meet the Mediterranean air cycle along the sunny side of the Alps meeting the cosmopolitan thinking and Mediterranean flair.Adige Cycle Path:
You keep cycling downhill along the rushing river. On your way you pass the enchanting landscape of the North Tyrolean valley of the Inn and the South Tyrolean valley of the Adige with its large orchards and vineyards.Length: starting from Innsbruck to Bolzano approx. 350 km
Degree of difficulty: The cycling paths lead in the valleys of the river Inn and Adige. From Landeck up to the pass called "Reschenpass" you can take the bus (more than 1100 m altitude difference). Nevertheless you have to cope with few little raisings.
Signposting: There isn't a standard signposting along the river Adige. In Austria there is an exact signposting on the section of the Inn cycling path. From Reschen there is a partially regional Vinschgauer signposting.
