Europe’s Bike Tours to Become the Future of Travelling

As an increasing number of people are looking for eco-friendly ways to travel, bicycle tourism is flourishing in different parts of the world. If you are planning to embark on a multi-day journey where you can enjoy sightseeing while being physically active, you must surely consider some of Europe’s bike tours.

For people who like diverse terrain, light traffic and well-maintained roads, Slovenia’s wide-open roads are a perfect place to enjoy cycling. The country’s capital Ljubljana has a wide network of bike lanes that promote easy cycling. By cycling along the city you can see popular attractions in the green capital while staying physically active.

Europe’s bike tours close to the Mediterranean side of Slovenia will offer you a view of exquisite rustic villages and miles of orchards. One can also go for a ‘bike & wine’ tour to Goriska Brda (Tuscany of Slovenia).

For a perfect family day trip, you could stop by the Sečovlje Saltworks and Slovenia’s cutest seaside town of Piran. The easy flat trails will make your bike tour worth a great memory. If you want a view of Europe’s largest intermittent lakes, you could go for a tour down the Lake Cerknica trail. Explore the karst valley of Rakov Škocjan to witness live the beauty of natural bridges as you cycle your way through.

For cycling enthusiasts, cycling through the town of Bled and around the lake into the countryside is a great experience. If you are among those who like a bit adrenaline rush, some off-road trails can be easily found around Slovenia. You could go to the karst plateau of Pokljuka for a memorable mountain biking experience.

To promote the idea of local tourism within Belgian, the King of the country — King Philippe took his family on a bike ride recently. Pictures of the same were shared on the Royal Family’s Twitter account that showed King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, Princess Eléonore, Princess Elisabeth, Prince Gabriel and Prince Emmanuel riding in Bokrijk. The move was seen as a great way to encourage people to take Europe’s bike tour and enjoy nature.