Cycle Greece

Minoans ruins are the focal point of the Captivating Crete tour. For 8 days we combine truly joyous rural cycling with exploration of a new Minoan site practically every day. As the first civilization on European soil, the Minoans left exceptional fr ...

When travelers fantasize about Greece they usually conjure up stark whitewashed island villages surrounded by a blinding blue sea. That's the Cyclades. Blue and White, just like the Greek flag. Our bike tour uses ferries to hop from island to isl ...

On the eight-day tour, you can acquaint yourself with four to five islands - Syros, Mykonos, Paros, Antiparos, Naxos all for cycling, while the sacred ancient sanctuary of Delos island is car-free, bike-free. Or you can opt to become more intimate wi ...

The Peloponnese Peninsula has been inhabited for millennia and is the source of many of Greece's most beloved mythological figures and real life heroes, from Jason and his Argonauts to King Leonidis of Sparta. No wonder Lonely Planet named the Pe ...

The Argo Saronic region lies in the southeastern 'finger' of the Peloponnese Peninsula. On this loop tour you encounter islands, World Heritage antiquities, healthy Mediterranean food and rural cycling roads. You immerse yourself in slow-movi ...

On the self-guided Drive & Bike tour we book your rental car and provide you a bike rack for the vehicle. Instead of biking from Point A to Point B with luggage transfers, you drive from Point A to Point B and ride loops in each region. You can c ...

There are many archaeology tours in Greece, but Cycle Corinthia is the first and only such tour with a cycling archaeologist. The star of our tour, Brady Kiesling, is an ardent biker and archaeologist living in Greece who combines two loves by cyclin ...

In the 14th century the Knights of St. John arrived to the Dodecanese islands from Jerusalem. Many harbor towns still bear the regal facade of that era with castles, forts, moats, and palaces. The entire old town of Rhodes has been declared a World H ...

The Historic Central Athens bike tour Is 90% traffic free and stops at 25 points of interest in the old city. Many sites on the tour are simply inaccessible to motor vehicles. It is impossible to cover this much terrain by foot in three hours. The bi ...

With its breathtaking mountains and seascapes, Crete is a dynamic destination for cyclists accustomed to ascents. As Europe's most southern terrain, Crete makes a desirable cycling destination during winter months when colder temperatures prevail ...

Athens sits in a basin surrounded by the sea and four mountains. To the east is Mt. Hymettos, a region with pine, cypress, olive and eucalyptus trees, herbs and wild flowers, caves, rabbits & tortoises, botanical paths, off road bike trails, picn ...

When the Corinth Canal was cut in 1893 it turned the Peloponnese peninsula into an island. The little strip of land 6.4 kilometer, 4 miles long was what attached the peninsula to the west Attica mainland. Since antiquity Greeks dreamed of a water pas ...

The stupendous Temple of Poseidon in Cape Sounion sits on a promontory overlooking the Aegean Sea with 360 degree views. Built in 440 BC, the mighty temple has mesmerized many with its magnificence, including the British poet Lord Byron who carved hi ...

Greeks know a thing or two about viniculture. Archaeological evidence indicates they've been making wine for over 4000 years. The region due east of Athens known as Attica is quite prominent in the country's wine culture. We invite you to tak ...

When you talk to enough Athenians, you come to discover that many have a weekend home in Aegina, or some kind of favorite retreat on the island. This is mostly because Aegina lies so close to Athens - only about an hour by ferry. What you won't s ...

On the self-guided Drive & Bike tour we book your rental car and provide you a bike rack for the vehicle. Instead of biking from Point A to Point B with luggage transfers, you drive from Point A to Point B and ride loops in each region. You can c ...

The North Cyclades Sail & Cycle adventure stops in the main harbors of seven islands including car-free Delos, the ancient sanctuary. Average two hours sailing between islands. These islands lie on the high seas where the meltemi winds can be str ...

Mykonos. Tinos. Syros. Paros. Naxos. Ios. Santorini. The South Cyclades are the most popular islands in all Greece. Why? Because they epitomize that classic Greek isles look - stark whitewashed houses clustered together on a hill or harbor against th ...

The greatest feature of the Saronic region is that the ports are not located in the high seas which means the waters are calm. This makes the cruise ideal for first time seafarers who may not have yet developed 'sea legs,' or families with yo ...

The Northern Aegean is an area neglected by foreign visitors - one reason it is inviting to adventurous bikers. In Lesvos and Chios islands you will find an authentic local culture where the plateia (town square) dominates village life, elders still ...