Up coming this year 2026 

Pisa bike tour, Italy 🇮🇹

Discover Pisa by Bike:

A Scenic, Delicous, and Welcoming Italian Ride

Experience the heart of Tuscany on two wheels with our immersive bicycle tour through the region around Pisa. This is more than a ride — it’s a journey through sunlit lanes, medieval towns, and rolling hills where every turn reveals a new vista, a new flavor, and a new friend.

Why Ride Pisa?

Stunning landscapes:** Picture-perfect fields, vineyards, olive groves, and vineyards tracing the Arno valley. The coast near Tirreno glimmers in the distance, offering breezy seaside panoramas.

Historic roads and viewpoints:** Pedal along quiet country lanes, ancient calade (cobblestones), and winding hill routes that lead to hilltop churches, panoramic lookouts, and postcard-worthy vistas.

Accessible routes for all levels:** Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or enjoying a relaxed family ride, our routes combine gentle flats, manageable climbs, and well-marked paths.

Authentic Tuscan flavors:** Savor la cucina locale—fresh pasta, olive oil, pecorino, prosciutto, local wines, and seasonal farm-to-table dishes crafted with regional produce.

Warm, welcoming locals:** Italians in this friendly corner of Tuscany love sharing stories, flavors, and a smile with travelers.

What You’ll See and Do

Pisa city highlights:** Start with the famous Leaning Tower and the elegant Piazza dei Miracoli, then glide through medieval lanes and riverside paths along the Arno.

Coastal calm:** Short rides toward the Tyrrhenian Sea bring sea breeze, stunning sunsets, and colorful fishing villages.

Rural Tuscany:** Quiet country roads pass sunflower fields, vineyards, and olive groves. Stop at trattorie and agriturismi for authentic meals.

Historic towns:** Visit nearby villages with Romanesque churches, castle ruins, and artisan workshops—perfect for a coffee break or a local souvenir.

Culinary stops:** Taste fresh Tuscan antipasti, handmade pasta, wood-fired pizzas, pecorino cheese, and regional wine like Vermentino, Sangiovese, and more.

The Roads and Views

Road character:** Mostly gentle to moderate terrain with some gentle climbs; ideal for enjoyable long distances without excessive grade.

Surface variety:** Paved country roads, shaded lanes, and a few historic cobbled sections that add character.

Scenic highlights:** Riverside routes along the Arno, vineyard vistas on rolling hills, coastal stretches by the sea, and sunset viewpoints over farmland.

Safety and comfort:** Clear signage, organized groups, supported rides with mechanical and medical support, and plenty of rest stops.

Food and Drink Highlights

Pasta al ragù and pici:** Thick, hand-rolled pasta specialties.

Cecina and local bread:** A Tuscan chickpea flatbread and crusty loaves, perfect for a quick bite.

Olive oil and wines:** Extra-virgin olive oil for dipping and fresh local wines to pair with meals.

Cheese and cured meats:** Pecorino, prosciutto, and other regional specialties.

Seasonal produce:** Tomatoes, peppers, mushrooms, and squash baked into hearty Tuscan dishes.

Gelato and caffe:** End the day with creamy gelato and an espresso or macchiato.

People and Hospitality

Friendliness by design:** Locals in the Pisa region are known for their open, welcoming nature and willingness to share recommendations.

Local guides and hosts:** Knowledgeable guides who speak multiple languages, from antique markets to hidden viewpoints.

Community spirit:** Small towns hosting you with warmth, whether it’s a chat at a café or a friendly wave on a country road.

Practical Tips

Best season to visit:** Spring (April–June) and early autumn (September–October) for mild weather and vibrant landscapes.

What to bring:** Comfortable cycling kit, light rain shell, sun protection, a reusable water bottle, and a small cash stash for local markets.

Bike-friendly amenities:** Plenty of bike racks, repair stations, and gentle routes with frequent rest stops.

Cultural tips:** Greet with a friendly “Buongiorno” or “Ciao” and remember to sample regional specialties with curiosity.

Ready to Roll?

Embark on a bike tour that balances the art of slow travel with the joy of discovery. From Pisa’s iconic landmarks to sunlit countryside, every kilometer brings you closer to Tuscan warmth, delicious flavors, and unforgettable memories.

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Tras os Montes bike tour 2025

We are working on a tour across north of Portugal from West to East and back.

We will start by a welcoming dinner in Porto city after pick up at the airport with a stay by the river near one of the boat Pier.

Next day we get on a boat trip with breakfast and wine tasting along the Douro river for about 7h till we reach Pinhao, here everyone picks up the bike for a 45kms ride till the second accomodation.

On the 3rd day we get on the east side of the country in Braganca where you can find one of the best castles in all country. Braganca is one the finest places to visit, full of medieval history and natural beauty like Montesinho mountains and river, as well as tasting the finest local cuisine like "posta de Miranda".

4th day it's time for a day of the bike to properly enjoy the area and able to cross the border to Spain, Puebla de Sanabria where you can see higher mountain peaks that reach 2100m and glaciar lakes.

5th is time to get on the bike and head to Chaves, it's around 95kms to get to another Medieval city, here we are staying on the local Castle. Chaves is where the N2 road begins towards the Algarve crossing all country till South, making this the longest National road in Europe.

On the 6th day we get to Parque National do Geres, our best national natural park, stunning views and natural beauty, you can see wild horses and local bulls.

7th day is a day where we are back to the sea side of the country, coming from Viana do Castelo and down to Porto again along the costal route cycle lane, able to views the northern beautiful beaches.

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