Prague to Budapest
Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria Bike Tours
An incredible central European bike tour
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- Length13–16 days
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Overview
Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, and Budapest represent only a few of the highlights of this epic bike tour! Your trans-Central European cycling adventure will showcase the cultural and natural diversity of these four countries, once united by the former Habsburg empire.
The first part of your incredible Western AND Eastern European bike tour follows the popular Greenways trail and then from Vienna to Budapest, you will follow the Eurovelo 6, the Danube cycle path. The majority of this experience is in an area that is relatively off the radar. It is an escape from the norm and the crowds, but still offers the varied scenery, architecture, and art that the mainstream destinations highlight. An added benefit: reasonable prices and an extraordinary network of well-marked bike trails!
We offer this tour in two versions, one with all biking or shorter distances with train/car transfers.
If you would like shorter/longer biking distances, or to make some changes to the itinerary, feel free to ask us for tailor-made tour!
Highlights
- Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest - four capitals, four cultures
- Telč, Mikulov, Esztergom, Györ, hidden gems along the way
- Czech Beer, Austrian Schnitzel and Sacher Cake, Slovakian Halusky, Hungarian Goulash - just a few local specialities
- Podyjí NP, Iron Curtain Trails
We have other bike tours in the Czech Republic to interest you or a comprehensive list of bike tours along the Danube.
Itinerary
Due to organizational reasons, weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during your holiday. For example, along the way you may find temporary deviations caused by roadworks, which cannot be foreseen.
Day 1: Prague
Day 2: Prague - Konopiste, 38 mi. (61 km)
Day 3: Konopiště / Benešov - Tábor, 40 miles (65 km)
Day 4: Tabor - Jindrichuv Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
Day 5: Jindrichuv Hradec - Telc, 28 mi. (45 km)
Day 6: Telc - Vranov nad Dyji, 42 mi. (67 km)
Day 7: Vranov nad Dyji - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
Day 8: Znojmo - Mikulov (Lednice/Valtice cultural landscape)
Day 9: Mikulov - Mistelbach, 38 mi. (55 km)
Day 10: Mistelbach - Vienna, 40 mi. (64 km)
Day 11: Vienna - Bratislava, 44 mi. (71 km)
Day 12: Bratislava - Györ, 48 mi. (77 km)
Day 13: Györ - Komárno/Komárom, 38 mi. (55 km)
Day 14: Komárno/Komárom - Esztergom, 30 mi. (48 km)
Day 15: Esztergom - Budapest, 48 mi. (77 km)
Day 16: BudapestDay 1: Prague
This day is yours to arrive and to to explore the "Paris of Central Europe". Recover and relax from your long flight and then plan on participating in a unique "Prague-by-bike" tour which you can reserve for a supplement. The tour is guided by locals who love and know their city and can showcase much more than any travel book. You will finish your experience with a glass of good beer in an carefully chosen place. Ask us for details.Sample accommodation:
Hotel ClementDay 2: Prague - Konopiste, 38 mi. (61 km)
Your first biking day starts easily on bike trails bordering the calm Vltava River. After 20 km on flat ground, the trail leads away from the river valley and climbs to the romantic Posázaví highlands. Every climb will reward you with peaceful views of the surrounding countryside. At Zbořený Kostelec you can take a short hike to a hidden castle ruin. From here, you will continue to nearby Týnec nad Sázavou, home to the former Jawa factory and the center of Czech motorbike culture. The day will end by visiting Konopiste Castle, the summer palace of Archduke Franz Ferdinand D´Este. The assassination of this would-be-emperor in Sarajevo in 1914 began the conflict that resulted in World War I.Sample accommodation:
Pension KonopištěDay 3: Konopiště - Tábor, 40 miles (65 km)
Today consists of easy biking on side roads and byways through peace-filled Central Bohemia, sometimes called Czech Meran for all its little undulations, or Czech Siberia for rather chilly winter mornings. Fantastic views reward every climb. The route ends in Tábor. This mighty fortress served as the headquarters of the Czech Reformation during the 15th-century Hussite wars.Sample accommodation:
hotel NautilusDay 4: Tabor - Jindrichuv Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
In the morning, it is recommended to stroll about the medieval streets within the monumental city walls. This careful incorporation of the landscape and countryside during its construction resulted in several successful repulsions of sieges during the Religious Wars. By bike, you enter South Bohemia. The green, calm scenery is the setting for the romantic water castle of Červená Lhota and the majestic complex of the castle and chateau buildings in Jindřichův Hradec. Together, with the adjoining town, it is combined in a harmonious unit, whose historical character and unique architectural and artistic sights makes up an urban conservation area. Today, it is hard to believe it housed the hustle and bustle of the largest medieval centers in Bohemia! Based on a legend, it might even be possible to meet Perchta of Rozmberk – the famous “White Lady” ghost!Sample accommodation:
hotel ConcertinoDay 5: Jindrichuv Hradec - Telc, 28 mi. (45 km)
Departing South Bohemia, you enter the Bohemian - Moravian highlands area. Today’s highlight will be a visit to the Renaissance town of Telč, which is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Telč is considered to be the most beautiful Renaissance town in Czech Republic! A wooded, hilly, and beautiful 45 km ride will lead you there, passing by a plethora of ponds and lakes - try to count them all, or just relax amid this peaceful scenery. Perhaps you will pass an antique steam engine as it chugs along these highlands.Sample accommodation:
U HraběnkyDay 6: Telc - Vranov nad Dyji, 42 mi. (67 km)
Today the route leads through undiscovered highlands and peaceful villages close to the Austrian border. As you bike, you can see a well-preserved system of fortifications from the beginning of WW II. These fortifications were never used. You will visit the Renaissance castle of Pisecna and medieval castle of Frejstejn. Before reaching the final destination of the day, you will take a detour to the scenic Vranov water dam to reward yourselves with amazing views of Bítov castle. You can also enjoy the views from one of the biggest castle ruins in Moravia – Cornštejn.The final destination of today’s stage is the town of Vranov nad Dyji, nestled on the edge of the Podyji National Park.There is an easier option available! You can take a morning train transfer to Slavonice to bike just along the Austrian border.
Sample accommodation:
Penzion JelenDay 7: Vranov nad Dyji - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
This day you will explore enchanting Podyji National Park. From the ruins of Novy Hradek, as well as from the viewpoint over the majestic medieval castle of Hardegg, you will be able to see where the Dyje River finds its way through the countryside creating unforgettable memories. A memorial of the Iron Curtain, located in this area, is a quiet eyewitness of somber, relatively recent, times. The bike trail will lead along the borders of the national park, where no auto traffic is allowed. While descending to the Dyje river through Šobes vineyard, why not pause for a glass of white wine? This place was marked as one of the 10 best vineyards in the world! Your next stop will be the town of Šatov, where you will have opportunity to visit a uniquely-preserved Cold War fortification, a curiously painted wine cave, cozy wine cellar streets, and an educational path leading through vineyards of old wine varieties. The day will conclude in the seat town of the Moravian Premyslid Dynasty – in the town of Znojmo.Sample accommodation:
Hotel LahoferDay 8: Znojmo - Mikulov (Lednice/Valtice cultural landscape)
You pedal through fields and vineyards to the Austrian border which you will follow east with a stop in the town of Jaroslavicew with its Renaissance chateau. Crossing over the border into Austria, you will enjoy the picturesque wine growing area of Galgenberg from which you can then follow a nice new bike trail meandering through the peaceful countryside to Mikulov. This hidden gem will capture your attention with its Baroque Castle, wine museum, historic synagogue, and last, but not least, the local curiosity, a gigantic wine cask big enough for a chamber orchestra.Culture and wine lovers can take a morning train transfer to Břeclav and spend the whole day biking in unique Lednice - Valtice UNESCO area!
Sample accommodation:
Hotel TemplDay 9: - Mikulov - Mistelbach, 38 mi. (55 km)
The last half day of the tour in Czech republic will follow the iron curtain trail framed with story boards of those who tried to escape from the communistic Eastern Block. After crossing the border you will bike through Herrnbaumgarten Village, famous for its poetic museum of nonsense, to the wine museum in Poysdorf, where you will have a chance to complete your Central European wine "training"! Then, passing through Wilfersdorf with its chateau you will end your day in Mistelbach.Sample accommodation:
Hotel Zur LindeDay 10: Mistelbach - Vienna, 40 mi. (64 km)
You will follow the EuroVelo 6 bike trail, partly built on ancient railroad tracks, to the empire's capital, Vienna, the former capital of the Habsburg Monarchy. If you prefer, you can request a transfer to Vienna to get the most out of your time in the city. Visit the palace complex, take a coffee (or something stronger) in one of the famous cafes, or simply stroll the regal streets.Sample accommodation:
Hotel Austria ClassicDay 11: Vienna - Bratislava, 44 mi. (71 km)
How many times have you managed to bike from one capital to another in just one day? Today you can and you will! Following the mighty Danube river you can visit numerous chateaux and retreats of the Viennese nobility. Explore the excavations of the biggest Roman settlement in Carnutum or a dominant castle ruin in Hainburg just before entering the capital of Slovakia - Bratislava! Those tired of biking can have a rest day and take a shortcut by speed boat or train saving time to explore these unique cities!Sample accommodation:
Art Hotel WilliamDay 12: Bratislava - Györ, 48 mi. (77 km)
Today is another border crossing day beginning in the Slovakian capital of Bratislava, biking on the right bank of the Danube on a new bike trail. First stop right on the edge of the town is the mighty Čunovo dam. After crossing the border to Hungary, you will continue to the town of Mosonmagyárovár and then on to Györ, a lovely mostly Renaissance university town.Sample accommodation:
Barokk Hotel PromenádDay 13: Györ - Komárno/Komárom, 38 mi. (55 km)
First part of a day consists of cycling through Hungarian countryside through the little town Böny to Bábolna. This town is world known for its stud farm. After leaving Bábollna we get closer to the Danube again, mostly represented by rich wetlands full of storks and other birds. The twin town of Komárom/Komárno will welcome us with its mighty baroque fortresses. All three were built by the Austrians to protect the border against the aproaching Turks. Today the towns lay in two different countries - it is your choice where will you like to spend your eveningSample accommodation:
Hotel PekloDay 14: Komárno/Komárom - Esztergom, 30 mi. (48 km)
Today we again explore Slovakia on flat bike trail nearby the Danube. Leaving Komárno along the fortress we hit the newly-built bike trail with some stunning views of the hills and vineyards on both sides of the river Danube. Our first stop will be the remanants of a Roman fortress near Iža illustrating how old some of the local settlements really are. The Danube guides us again, offering us some nice spots for a swim as we slowly approach the border. Crossing the Maria-Valeria bridge between Štúrovo and Esztergom we return to Hungary. The town of Esztergom will serve as our day's lodgings. Take your time to admire the old town dominated by the archbishops castle and residency, as Esztergom is considered the cradle of Hungarian kingdom and the stronghold of Christianity, also nicknamed Hungarian Rome.TIP it is possible to choose sporty option over the Tata highlands
Sample accommodation:
Hotel BellevueDay 15: Esztergom - Budapest, 48 mi. (77 km)
The last day of our journey through four countries will continue along the Danube river. We will explore one of the most scenic parts called Danubeknee, where mighty river enters steep hills, creating stunning meanders! First stop will be the dominating Visegrád castle nesting on a hill above a small town. Following the Danube on a peaceful bike trail we arrive in the small historical town of Vác.There we take a ferry to cross to the right bank of the river. Zigzaging through small towns on its banks we finally get near to Budapest - the lively Hungarian capital. To get to the city centre we bike past countless little bars and restaurants on the suburban banks enjoying the buzz and fun. We finish our journey right in the city centre, admiring the views of the imperial buildings of Budapest! Rest your legs at your centrally-located hotel before hitting the town for an exotic evening in the multi-faceted citySample accommodation:
Hotel T62Day 16: Budapest
Be sure to explore medieval Buda or 19th century Pest!13-Day Guided or Self-Guided Tour
Day 1: Prague
Day 2: Prague - (Konopiste) Tábor
Day 3: Tabor - Jindrichuv Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
Day 4: Jindrichuv Hradec - Telc, 28 mi. (45 km)
Day 5: Telc - Vranov nad Dyji, 42 mi. (67 km)
Day 6: Vranov nad Dyji - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
Day 7: Znojmo - Mikulov (Lednice/Valtice cultural landscape)
Day 8: Mikulov - Mistelbach - Vienna, 38 mi. (55 km)
You can request a morning transfer to Vienna to get the most out of your time in the city. Visit the palace complex, take a coffee (or something stronger) in one of the famous cafes, or simply stroll the regal streets.
Day 9: Vienna - Bratislava, 44 mi. (71 km)
Day 10: Bratislava - Györ, 48 mi. (77 km)
Day 11: Györ - (Komárno) Esztergom, 30 mi. (48 km)
Day 12: Esztergom - Budapest, 48 mi. (77 km)
Day 13: BudapestDay 1: Prague
This day is yours to arrive and to to explore the "Paris of Central Europe". Recover and relax from your long flight and then plan on participating in a unique "Prague-by-bike" tour which you can reserve for a supplement. The tour is guided by locals who love and know their city and can showcase much more than any travel book. You will finish your experience with a glass of good beer in a carefully chosen place. Ask us for details.Sample accommodation:
Hotel ClementDay 2: Prague - (Konopiste) Tábor
Your first biking day starts easily on bike trails bordering the calm Vltava River. After 20 km on flat ground, the trail leads away from the river valley and climbs to the romantic Posázaví highlands. Every climb will reward you with peaceful views of the surrounding countryside. At Zbořený Kostelec you can take a short hike to a hidden castle ruin. From here, you will continue to nearby Týnec nad Sázavou, home to the former Jawa factory and the center of Czech motorbike culture. The day will end by visiting Konopiste Castle, the summer palace of Archduke Franz Ferdinand D´Este. The assassination of this would-be-emperor in Sarajevo in 1914 began the conflict that resulted in World War I. From Konopiste, on self-guided tours, you will take a train to Tabor and on guided tours, a car or van transfer is offered.Sample accommodation:
hotel NautilusDay 3: Tabor - Jindrichuv Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
In the morning we recommend a short walk on the ramparts of Tábor, where you can admire its genius loci. By bike, you will enter South Bohemia. Among the green, calm scenery rests the romantic water castle of Červená Lhota, and the third-largest castle complex in the Czech Republic - the town of Jindrichuv Hradec a small but bustling city of architectural splendor. Today, it is hard to believe it housed the hustle and bustle of the largest medieval centers in Bohemia! Based on a legend, it might even be possible to meet Perchta of Rozmberk – the famous “White Lady” ghost!Sample accommodation:
hotel ConcertinoDay 4: Jindrichuv Hradec - Telc, 28 mi. (45 km)
Departing South Bohemia, you enter the Bohemian - Moravian highlands area. Today’s highlight will be a visit to the Renaissance town of Telč, which is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Telč is considered to be the most beautiful Renaissance town in Czech Republic! A wooded, hilly, and beautiful 45 km ride will lead you there, passing by a plethora of ponds and lakes - try to count them all, or just relax amid this peaceful scenery. Perhaps you will pass an antique steam engine as it chugs along these highlands.Sample accommodation:
U HraběnkyDay 5: Telc - Vranov nad Dyji, 42 mi. (67 km)
Today the route leads through undiscovered highlands and peaceful villages close to the Austrian border. As you bike, you can see a well-preserved system of fortifications from the beginning of WW II. These fortifications were never used. You will visit the Renaissance castle of Pisecna and the medieval castle of Frejstejn. Before reaching the final destination of the day, you will take a detour to the scenic Vranov water dam to reward yourselves with amazing views of Bítov castle. You can also enjoy the views from one of the biggest castle ruins in Moravia – Cornštejn. The final destination of today’s stage is the town of Vranov nad Dyji, nestled on the edge of the Podyji National Park.There is an easier option available! You can take a morning train transfer to Slavonice to bike just along the Austrian border.
Sample accommodation:
Penzion JelenDay 6: Vranov nad Dyji - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
This day you will explore enchanting Podyji National Park. From the ruins of Novy Hradek, as well as from the viewpoint over the majestic medieval castle of Hardegg, you will be able to see where the Dyje River finds its way through the countryside creating unforgettable memories. A memorial of the Iron Curtain, located in this area, is a quiet eyewitness of somber, relatively recent, times. The bike trail will lead along the borders of the national park, where no auto traffic is allowed. While descending to the Dyje river through Šobes vineyard, why not pause for a glass of white wine? This place was marked as one of the 10 best vineyards in the world! Your next stop will be the town of Šatov, where you will have opportunity to visit a uniquely-preserved Cold War fortification, a curiously painted wine cave, cozy wine cellar streets, and an educational path leading through vineyards of old wine varieties. The day will conclude in the seat town of the Moravian Premyslid Dynasty – in the town of Znojmo.Sample accommodation:
Hotel LahoferDay 7: Znojmo - Mikulov (Lednice/Valtice cultural landscape)
You pedal through fields and vineyards to the Austrian border which you will follow east with a stop in the town of Jaroslavicew with its Renaissance chateau. Crossing over the border into Austria, you will enjoy the picturesque wine growing area of Galgenberg from which you can then follow a nice new bike trail meandering through the peaceful countryside to Mikulov. This hidden gem will capture your attention with its Baroque Castle, wine museum, historic synagogue, and last, but not least, the local curiosity, a gigantic wine cask big enough for a chamber orchestra.Culture and wine lovers can take a morning train transfer to Břeclav and spend the whole day biking in unique Lednice - Valtice UNESCO area!
Sample accommodation:
Hotel TemplDay 8: Mikulov - (Mistelbach) Vienna, 38 mi. (55 km)
The last half day of the tour in Czech republic will follow the iron curtain trail framed with storyboards of those who tried to escape from the communistic Eastern Block. After crossing the border you will bike through Herrnbaumgarten Village, famous for its poetic museum of nonsense, to the wine museum in Poysdorf, where you will have a chance to complete your Central European wine "training"! Then, passing through Wilfersdorf with its chateau you will end your day in Mistelbach from where you will be transferred by car to Vienna.If you prefer, you can actually be transferred in the morning so that you can spend more time in the city of music. Visit the palace complex, drink a coffee or wine in one of the famous cafes, or simple stroll the streets.
If you would like more days in Vienna, we can actually plan a special itinerary for you.
Sample accommodation:
Hotel Austria ClassicDay 9: Vienna - Bratislava, 44 mi. (71 km)
How many times have you managed to bike from one capital to another in just one day? Today you can and you will! Following the mighty Danube river you can visit numerous chateaux and retreats of the Viennese nobility. Explore the excavations of the biggest Roman settlement in Carnutum or a dominant castle ruin in Hainburg just before entering the capital of Slovakia - Bratislava! Those tired of biking can have a rest day and take a shortcut by speed boat or train saving time to explore these unique cities!Sample accommodation:
Art Hotel WilliamDay 10: Bratislava - Györ, 48 mi. (77 km)
Today is another border crossing day beginning in the Slovakian capital of Bratislava, biking on the right bank of the Danube on a new bike trail. First stop right on the edge of the town is the mighty Čunovo dam. After crossing the border to Hungary, you will continue to the town of Mosonmagyárovár and then on to Györ, a lovely mostly Renaissance university town.Sample accommodation:
Barokk Hotel PromenádDay 11: Györ - (Komárno) Esztergom, 30 mi. (48 km)
A morning transfer from Györ to Komárom will bring you to the twin town ofKomárom/Komárno, where you can explore the mighty baroque fortresses. All three were built by the Austrians to protect the border against the approaching Turks. From here you will explore Slovakia on a flat bike trail nearby the Danube. Leaving Komárno we hit the newly-built bike trail with some stunning views of the hills and vineyards on both sides of the Danube. Our first stop will be the remnants of a Roman fortress near Iža illustrating how old some of the local settlements really are. The Danube guides again, offering nice spots for a swim as you slowly approach the border. Crossing the Maria-Valeria bridge between Štúrovo and Esztergom, you return to Hungary. The town of Esztergom will serve as the day's lodgings. Take your time to admire the old town dominated by the archbishops' castle and residency, as Esztergom is considered the cradle of the Hungarian kingdom and the stronghold of Christianity, also nicknamed Hungarian Rome.It is also possible to choose a more sporty option over the Tata highlands.
Sample accommodation:
Hotel BellevueDay 12: Esztergom - Budapest, 48 mi. (77 km)
The last day of your journey through four countries will continue along the Danube river, through of the most scenic parts called Danubeknee, where the mighty river enters steep hills, creating stunning meanders! The first stop will be the dominating Visegrád castle nesting on a hill above a small town. Next is the small historical town of Vác, from which there is ferry crossing to the right bank of the river. Zigzaging through small towns, you get near closer and closer to Budapest - the lively Hungarian capital. To get to the city center, you bike past countless little bars and restaurants on the suburban banks enjoying the buzz and fun. The journey ends here in Budapest with views of the imperial buildings! Rest your legs at your centrally-located hotel before hitting the town for an exotic evening in this multi-faceted city!Sample accommodation:
Hotel T62Day 13: Budapest
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Hotels & Bikes
Two levels of accommodations are offered. One option includes comfortable small hotels or quiet guesthouses of 3* quality in or near the town/village centers so you can spend the afternoon and evening after biking exploring the town itself or simply enjoying the surroundings.
There is also an upgraded accommodation option, which offers best in town accommodations, including old historical houses of the local aristocrats or rich merchants. All of them are nicely renovated. Sometimes we can offer a chateau stay as well. All of these hotels are of 4* quality level. If you prefer this option, keep in mind that these lodgings are quite popular so the sooner you book, the better. Please refer to the sample hotel list below (based on availability):
Prague – Hotel Clement
Benešov – Bellevue Karlov
Tábor – Hotel Nautilus
J.Hradec – Hotel Concertino
Telč – U Hraběnky
Vranov – Zámecký Hotel, Penzion Jelen
Znojmo – Hotel Lahofer
Mikulov – Hotel Templ
Mistelbach – hotel Zur Linde
Vienna – Hotel Austria Classic
Bratislava – Hotel Devín, Art Hotel William
Györ – Barokk Hotel Promenád
Komárno – Hotel Peklo
Budapest – Hotel Carlton, Hotel T62Bicycles
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Pells Stratus Deluxe
24-gear hybrid bicycle
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Specialized Diverge Sport
Upgraded road bike
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Author Dynasty
Touring bicycle
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Tandem Bicycle
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Recumbent/Trike Bicycle
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Author Energy
Child's bicycle
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Trail Gator Parent-Child-Tandem-Coupling
Upon request only
Inclusions
What’s Included
- 16 day tour
- All accommodations
- Breakfasts
- Luggage transfers
- 24 h hotline
- Bike rental with helmet, handlebar bag, pannier, mud guards, and bike bell
- Maps and other materials (per room)
- Gps (or .gpx file) - on request!
- 13 day
- All accommodation
- Breakfasts
- Luggage transfers
- 24 h hotline
- Bike rental with helmet, handlebar bag, pannier, mud guards, and bike bell
- Maps and other materials (per room)
- Train tickets between Benešov and Tábor, Györ and Komárno (self-guided only)
- Transfer between Mistelbach and Vienna (selfguided only)
- GPS (or .gpx file) - on request!
- Guided only
- Guide
- Support vehicle
- Dinners (except day 1 and 12)
What’s Not Included
- Individual arrival to Prague
- Individual departure from Budapest
- Lunches and dinners (dinners included in the guided tour only)
- Bike protection
- Travel Insurance
Dates & Pricing
Dates & Pricing
Daily departures from April to October, 2021
Twin/double room: $ 2495 £ 1399 $ 2,413 € 1577 NZ$ 2700 kr 16316 $ 1,928 Single supplement: $ 513 £ 287 $ 496 € 324 NZ$ 555 kr 3352 $ 396 Premium accommodation upgrade: $ 495 £ 278 $ 479 € 313 NZ$ 536 kr 3238 $ 383 Premium accommodation single supplement: $ 552 £ 310 $ 534 € 349 NZ$ 598 kr 3611 $ 427
Daily departures from April to October, 2021
Twin/double room: $ 2095 £ 1175 $ 2,026 € 1324 NZ$ 2267 kr 13698 $ 1,618 Single supplement: $ 405 £ 227 $ 392 € 256 NZ$ 438 kr 2649 $ 313 Premium accommodation upgrade: $ 457 £ 256 $ 442 € 289 NZ$ 495 kr 2990 $ 353 Premium accommodation single supplement: $ 487 £ 273 $ 471 € 308 NZ$ 527 kr 3187 $ 376
Departures July 3 and September 11, 2021 (additional dates are possible on request)
Twin/double room: $ 2652 £ 1487 $ 2,564 € 1676 NZ$ 2870 kr 17340 $ 2,049 Single supplement: $ 405 £ 227 $ 392 € 256 NZ$ 438 kr 2649 $ 313 Premium accommodation upgrade: $ 457 £ 256 $ 442 € 289 NZ$ 495 kr 2990 $ 353 Premium accommodation single supplement: $ 487 £ 273 $ 471 € 308 NZ$ 527 kr 3187 $ 376
Extra Options
E-bike rental: $ 301 £ 169 $ 291 € 190 NZ$ 325 kr 1966 $ 232
Upgrade to Specialized Diverge bike rental: $ 40 £ 22 $ 38 € 25 NZ$ 43 kr 259 $ 31
Dinner included (standard accommodations): $ 410 £ 230 $ 396 € 259 NZ$ 443 kr 2680 $ 317
Dinner included (premium accommodations): $ 557 £ 312 $ 539 € 352 NZ$ 603 kr 3642 $ 430
E-bike rental: $ 241 £ 135 $ 233 € 152 NZ$ 260 kr 1573 $ 186
Upgrade to Specialized Diverge bike rental: $ 32 £ 18 $ 31 € 20 NZ$ 34 kr 207 $ 24
Dinner included (standard accommodations): $ 334 £ 187 $ 323 € 211 NZ$ 361 kr 2183 $ 258
Dinner included (premium accommodations): $ 468 £ 263 $ 453 € 296 NZ$ 507 kr 3062 $ 362Extra nights
Prague
High Season* Low Season Standard double/twin room $ 100 £ 56 $ 96 € 63 NZ$ 108 kr 652 $ 77 $ 92 £ 51 $ 89 € 58 NZ$ 99 kr 600 $ 71 Standard single room $ 165 £ 92 $ 159 € 104 NZ$ 178 kr 1076 $ 127 $ 149 £ 83 $ 144 € 94 NZ$ 161 kr 973 $ 115 Premium double/twin room $ 130 £ 73 $ 125 € 82 NZ$ 140 kr 848 $ 100 $ 112 £ 63 $ 109 € 71 NZ$ 122 kr 735 $ 87 Premium single room $ 207 £ 116 $ 200 € 131 NZ$ 224 kr 1355 $ 160 $ 191 £ 107 $ 185 € 121 NZ$ 207 kr 1252 $ 148 Budapest
High Season* Low Season Standard double/twin room $ 165 £ 92 $ 159 € 104 NZ$ 178 kr 1076 $ 127 $ 100 £ 56 $ 96 € 63 NZ$ 108 kr 652 $ 77 Standard single room $ 174 £ 98 $ 168 € 110 NZ$ 188 kr 1138 $ 134 $ 108 £ 60 $ 104 € 68 NZ$ 116 kr 704 $ 83 Premium double/twin room $ 207 £ 116 $ 200 € 131 NZ$ 224 kr 1355 $ 160 $ 116 £ 65 $ 112 € 73 NZ$ 125 kr 755 $ 89 Premium single room $ 225 £ 126 $ 217 € 142 NZ$ 243 kr 1469 $ 174 $ 133 £ 75 $ 129 € 84 NZ$ 144 kr 869 $ 103 *High season: April, May, & June & September & October
Transfers
Prague Airport to hotel (1-3 people): $ 47 £ 27 $ 46 € 30 NZ$ 51 kr 310 $ 37 Prague Airport to hotel (4-8 people): $ 63 £ 35 $ 61 € 40 NZ$ 68 kr 414 $ 49 Prague main train station to Hotel (1-3 people): $ 40 £ 22 $ 38 € 25 NZ$ 43 kr 259 $ 31 Prague Main train station to Hotel (4-8 people) : $ 47 £ 27 $ 46 € 30 NZ$ 51 kr 310 $ 37
Guided bike tour of Prague (every day between March 1 and November 30):
2 people: $ 71 £ 40 $ 69 € 45 NZ$ 77 kr 466 $ 55 4 people: $ 63 £ 35 $ 61 € 40 NZ$ 68 kr 414 $ 49 6 people: $ 55 £ 31 $ 54 € 35 NZ$ 60 kr 362 $ 43
Please Note
- Rates are based on double occupancy
- Information to read before you book
- We recommend purchasing trip insurance
- Please see our FAQ
Extra Info
Skill Level — Moderate
This tour is rated moderate. There are days of flat terrain generally have longer distances 70 km (44 miles). On the days between Prague and Moravia the route is hillier but not demanding. The Czech Republic is full of ups and downs but you are rewarded with wonderful scenery. Please note that if you would like shorter or longer distances, this can be arranged.
Airport Info
The closest major airport to Prague, Czech Republic is Prague Václav Havel Airport (PRG). This airport is 19 km from the center of Prague. Closest airport to Budapest, Hungary is Liszt Ferenc International Airport (BUD) some 25 km away from city center.
Local Travel
From Prague Airport, there are several options for arrival to the city center by either public transportation or by taxi. Please ask us for details. At end of tour, if you fly out of Budapest, regular trains, operated by Hungarian State Railways, run from central Budapest to Budapest Nyugati Railway Station (journey time: under 30 minutes; fare: Ft 320). The 200 E bus links the station to Terminals 2A and 2B during the day, while bus 900 links the airport and the station at night. Taxis are also a very practical and convenient option for local transportation.
Climate
Please check local conditions before you arrival. A good website to research average high/low temperatures, average rainfall, and other important weather facts in the region of travel is weatherbase.com.
Important to know
DOCUMENTS
Before you travel, please check the passport and visa requirements of the country/countries you plan to visit. For US citizens, the US Department of State website is a good source of information. The Country Information tab in the International Travel section provides details about passport validity, blank passport pages required, etc. For our other international clients, please be sure that you research your own country's travel requirements. It is each traveler's responsibility to ensure proper documentation.
*Important note: Beginning July 1, 2021, additional documentation from the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) will be required to visit any of the 26 Schengen-member countries for tourism, business, medical, or transit. This is an additional check on security rather than a visa.
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Photos
![Gorgeous 16th century homes in Telc, Czech Republic. Flickr:Donald Judge]()
![Danube River runs through Budapest (Buda & Pest) in Hungary. Flickr:Keith Yahl]()
![So many great small towns in the Czech Republic. Here Znojmo. Flickr:Ondrej Pospisil]()
![Beautiful churches in Bratislava, Slovakia. CC:Thomas Ledl]()
![Astronomical Clock souvenirs in the Czech Republic. Flickr:leo gonzales]()
![Chain Bridge in Budapest, Hungary. Flickr:ohhenry415]()
![Another great castle in Konopiste, Czech Republic. Flickr:Marek Prokop]()
![Schloss Frain in Vranov nad Dyji, Czech Republic. Flickr:Ebs Els]()
![Riding bikes in Telc, Moravia, Czech Republic. Flickr:Rafael Robles]()
![Vienna is knows for its lavish interiors. Here in the Natural History Musem. Flickr:mendhak]()
![Belvedere Castle & Gardens, Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Miguel Mendez]()
![Lederhosen souvenirs in Austria! Flickr:Patricia Feaster]()
![Old Town of Tábor, Czech Republic. CC:Rudolf]()
![The famous Sacher-Torte in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Kelly Schott]()
![Along the Lužnice River in Tábor, Czech Republic. :Marko Cvejic]()
![Zacharias of Hradec Square in Telč with its famous 16th century houses. CC:xkomczax]()
![Győr, Hungary. Flickr:arth2o]()
![View from St. James Church Tower in Telc, Czech Republic. CC:Michal Lewi]()
![Absinth Museum in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Andy Hay]()
![Folklore Dancing in Jindrichuv Hradec, Czech Republic. Flickr:Donald Judge]()
![Great cathedrals in Budapest, Hungary. Flickr:Keith Yahl]()
![Landscape of Mikulov, Czech Republic. CC:RomanM82]()
![Schönbrunn Castle, Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Max Pfandl]()
![Prague's characteristic orange roofs. Flickr:Bjørn Giesenbauer]()
![Hardegg Castle, Hollabrunn, Austria. Flickr:giborn_134]()
![Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Moyan Brenn]()
![Schönbrunn Castle in all its splendor! Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Max Pfandl]()
![Schnitzel in Vienna, Austria! Flickr:Alper Cugun]()
![Znojmo, Czech Republic. Flickr:Ondrej Pospisil]()
![Slovakia's capital Bratislava with its castle in the background. Flickr:Aapo Haapanen]()
![Cathedral in Esztergom, Hungary. Flickr:m-louis .®]()
![Esztergom, Hungary's gorgeous views. Flickr:tatli-delilik]()
![Wine in Budapest, Hungary. Flickr:m-louis .®]()
![Former Archbishop Palace in Esztergom, Hungary. Flickr:Gregoriosz]()
![Lunch in Bratislava, Slovakia. Flickr:Aapo Haapanen]()
![Danube River in Budapest, Hungary. Flickr:zczillinger]()
![Bike fuel in Bratislava, Slovakia. Flickr:Janos Korom Dr.]()
![Old Town in the capital Bratislava, Slovakia. CC:Rob Hurson]()
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