Cycle Prague to Vienna

What's Included

• Accommodation
  7 nights in 3 star hotels

• 7 breakfasts - continental breakfasts are served and will often consist of breads, spreads, yoghurt, cheese, tea, coffee & juices

• 7 nights accommodation in 3 star hotels on a twin share basis with ensuite facilities (optional upgrade to mainly 4 star hotels - supplement applies)

• Luggage transfer, maximum 20kg per person (can be 2 pieces but total weight max 20kg per person), supplement applies for excess

• 27 speed hybrid bike equipped with pannier, helmet, lock, handlebar bag and one repair kit per room (premium hybrid and e-bikes available, supplement applies)

• Pick-up from any hotel in Prague and transfer to Cesky Krumlov on day 1

• Transfer on day 7 from either Poysdorf or Mistelbach to Vienna hotel

• Information pack including route notes and maps (per room booked)

• GPX data and off-line maps for smartphones are available (in final documents)

• Emergency hotline

• Travel to Prague and from Vienna

• Meals not listed as included, drinks

• Travel insurance - mandatory

• Guide – this is a self guided cycling holiday

• A supplement will apply if you are travelling solo or book a single room

• Entrance fees not listed included

• Transfers not listed included

• Transfers by taxi or public transport if you need to skip a stage

• GPS device with the recommended route - available for hire, must be booked and paid in advance

• Excess luggage

• Items of a personal nature

What's Not Included

• Lunch, dinners and beverages

• Items of a personal nature including entrance fees, laundry, phone calls

• Entrance fees

• Tour guide - this is a self guided trip

• A single supplement will apply if you are travelling alone or book a single room

Accommodation

7 nights in 3 star hotels
Accommodation will be in 3 star hotels on a twinshare basis with ensuite facilities, or mainly 4 star hotels with a supplement.

Grading

The cycling distances range from 25 to 96km (15.5 to 59.5mi) over undulating terrain with some steep hills - you may need to walk your bike uphill for short sections. The rides follow mostly well surfaced tarmac lanes and secondary roads with little traffic however there are parts of the ride on dirt tracks with a few soft sand areas where caution is required. Inevitably, near the larger towns there is more traffic. It is considered suitable for cyclists with a good level of fitness, able to tackle some hills. E-bikes are available should you be concerned about your fitness. We recommend that you familiarise yourself with road cycling in light traffic in order to participate comfortably. *For safety reasons, we insist that cycle helmets are worn whilst cycling.

What You Carry

During the cycle day you will carry your daily requirements in the pannier provided with the bike. This may include your lunch, wet weather gear, mobile phone and water.