Island & Coastal Cycling & Walking Holidays in Europe

• The Cinque Terre’s five iconic villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore
• Picturesque spots on the Riviera Ligure: Bonassola, Deiva Marina, Framura, Levanto
• Steep terraced hills with olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees
• Outstandingly delicious seafood and the famous Trofie al Pesto
• The colourful town of Portovenere
• Breath-taking views of the cobalt blue Mediterranean Sea
• Fabulous swimming beaches and marvellous sunshine

• Explore the “unknown” Cycladic island of Tinos 
• Great network of historical cobbled paths 
• Characteristic dovecotes on Tinos
• Idyllic beaches & rural innerland
• Amazing landscape with giant rock formations  

• Bilbao, Santander and Avilés, with avant-garde buildings and historic town centres
• Renowned gastronomy that will leave you speechless
• Breathtaking cliffs above the Gulf of Bizcaya and inland planes of A Terra Chá
• Medieval villages like Santillana del Mar or Mondonedo that take you back into time
• Oviedo, birthplace of all pilgrimages to Santiago
• Special encounters with other pilgrims that will stay in your memory forever
• Santiago de Compostela, a city forged by legend
• Cycling the Camino del Norte guide

• Superb cycling in the luscious landscapes of Bordeaux, Gironde, Tarn-et-Garonne
• Pompous bastides, farms with elegant dovecotes and a slew of petits and grands chateaux
• Hearty stews, apple and prune marmalade and locally-produced artisan cheese
• Tremendous wines of Bordeaux and Cotés de Bordeaux
• Your choice of detours to intriguing sights along the way
• Family-run accommodation in peaceful villages and charming city hotels

• Off-the-beaten-track routes with stunning views of the “Costa da Morte”
• Welcoming casas rurales and modern hotels in small fishing villages of Galicia
• Magnificent sandy beaches
• Interesting lighthouses, former beacons for seamen navigating this rugged coastline

• Explore the Azores: exploring Pico and Faial
• The highest mountain in Portugal: Pico (2351 m)
• Walk along the typical Levadas 
• Lush macaronesian forests
• Vineyard extensions and blue water volcanic pools

• The iconic five villages of the Cinque Terre (Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore)
• The charming villages of the Riviera Ligure (Bonassola, Deiva Marina, Framura, and Levanto)
• Breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea
• Steep terraced hills of olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees
• Fabulous beaches for swimming 
• Outstandingly delicious sea food and the famous “Trofie al Pesto”
• The wild nature of Palmaria Island
• The colourful town of Portovenere 

• Two stunning routes together, the 'Meuse River' and 'Vennbahn Rail Trail'
• Impressive castles, historic cities, imposing forts and quaint villages
• Breath-taking natural beauty all the way
• Quiet cycling along the scenic River Our
• Remote territory in High Fens-Eifel Nature Park

• Classic Cornish coastal walking
• Padstow’s old harbour and Rick Stein’s restaurant
• Newquay - Britain’s surf capital, and St.Ives - the famous artist’s town
• Coves & beaches: once the haunt of smugglers and wreckers, now the abode of seals and surfers
• Crystal clear water and old tin mines

• Pleasant cycling in gorgeous 'España Verde' (Green Spain)
• Lush fields, cool woods, lovely coves: views to both mountains and sea
• Choice of easier or more difficult routes
• Charming, comfortable accommodations in peaceful villages
• Short detours to historical monuments
• Local architecture: village houses, stables, wooden grain barns, stone walls
• Delicious regional cuisine: hearty stews, free-range meats, apple cider and artisan cheese

• Follow the footsteps of the famous French "Canal architect" Paul Riquet
• Antique boats and dozens of oval shaped locks
• Age old villages
• Gastronomic surprises 
• Beautiful towns like Carcassonne

• Rolling hills in the Albarinho and Vinho Verde wine counties 
• Flat river banks and coastal cycle paths along the Atlantic Ocean
• Fortified towns of Monçao, Valença and Caminha on the Spanish-Portuguese border
• Quiet sandy beaches and surfers’ paradise
• Special accommodation in historical buildings

• Enjoy coastal landscapes with impressive cliffs.
• Pass through relaxing forests and hills that will mark your way. You will even pass close to a castle.
• Experience one of the most beautiful stages of the entire northern route.
• Arrive in Galicia, land of Santiago de Compostela. 

• Follow a route that has been used by successive civilizations for over 2,000 years.
• Anciente medieval villages and spectacular wildlife
• Great views to the alpine peaks of the Bugey Mountains and the Jura Massif
• Good gastronomy, good wines and impressive landscapes

• The illustrious five villages of the Cinque Terre (Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore) 
• The nice villages of the Riviera Ligure (Bonassola, Deiva Marina, Framura, Levanto, etc.)
• The colourful town of Portovenere 
• Breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea
• Steep terraced hills of olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees
• Fabulous beaches for swimming 
• Outstandingly delicious sea food and the famous Trofie al Pesto 

• Historical ancient towns from Medieval times
• The unique landscape of the ‘Pays des Châteaux’
• Get a taste of the prestigious ´Montlouis’ wines.
• Discover the so-called "Garden of France"

• Valldemossa, winter spot for Frederic Chopin and George Sand
• Well-marked routes through quiet landscapes, with splendid views 
• Fresh orange juice served at the estates, specially for walkers
• The beaches of Port Pollença, Dei­à and Cala Tuent
• Lovely terraces and small shops in Dei­à and Sóller

• Stunning & sunny Cornish coastline of beaches, coves and cliffs
• St. Ives, a town of art, Cornish ice creams and fish‘n'chips
• Famous surfing beaches and the windswept grassy cliffs around Godrevy Point
• Explore fishing villages such as St. Ives and St. Mawes
• Romantic landscapes scattered with the remains of tin mines
• Embrace great opportunities for ocean swimming
• Fuel your bike ride with the countless culinary treats that you’ll discover along the way
• Stand on the most westerly and the most southerly points of mainland England

There's no escaping the fact that this is a cycling tour packed with hills. Many are steep, some are long and winding, some will take you by surprise and others will tease you from a distance. They make this a ride best suited for intermediate-to-advanced cyclists, or those who opt for an e-bike. Each day varies in elevation, length and gradient which keeps things interesting. While you’ll be spending a large amount of time on your bike, you’ll still have plenty of time to stop and take in the picture-perfect surroundings.

• Stunning cliffs and trails that will be etched into your retina
• Avant-garde cities of Bilbao and Santander
• Renowned cuisine that will leave you speechless
• Medieval village of Santillana del Mar.
• El Capricho de Comillas, by the renowned artist Antoni Gaudí
• Oviedo, legendary birthplace of all pilgrimages to Santiago
• Cycling the Camino del Norte guide

• Athens: discover historical Athens on foot
• Walk through the fir forests of Poros
• Picturesque peninsula of Poros
• Walking paradise on Hydra
• Preserved town of Hydra with cobbled mule tracks

• Fortified towns and medieval castles along the River Loire
• Wild riverscapes on your way out to the sea
• Nantes, the prettiest city in the Loire Valley
• Red Saumur-Champigny and white Savenières wines

• Dramatic rocky coastline
• Countless villages (said to be 365, one for each day of the year!)
• Lively town square of Argostoli
• Vineyards around unique Robola Vines
• Rural landscapes in island's north sector

• Unspoilt Greek island in the midst of the warm Aegean sea
• A walkers paradise with dense trail network
• Relax and stay at the traditional village of Olympos
• Enjoy panoramic views over the sea and the dramatic coastline
• Discover Apotheose on the beach

• Lecce, the most stunning Baroque city of southern Italy
• Charming and delux accommodation throughout the trip.
• Wonderful landscapes of ancient olive groves, vineyards and jagged coastlines
• Authentic country towns and villages of Gallipoli and Otranto
• Friendly people and great traditional Apulian culinary specialties
• Beautiful sandy beaches and turquoise sea  

• An authentic Greek Island, a perfect break from Athens
• An easy ferry ride from Piraeus Port, Athens, taking just 1 hour
• Superb walks with great coastal views
• Visit the ancient Temple of Aphaia
• Walk through the famous olive grove with its 500-year-old trees

• Complete a Camino de Santiago
• Green coastlines, hidden beaches and endless forests inviting to reflection and relaxation
• Numerous places of historical significance and cultural monuments related to the history of the Camino and modern Spain.
• Maind-blowing gastronomic culture based on seafood and the best produce of local farmers 

• Visit magical St. Ives & the picture postcard village of Mousehole
• Art, ice creams & fish ‘n’ chips
• Walk to Land’s End, the furthest Westerly point on the English Mainland
• Views of St Michael's Mount
• Quaint coves and beaches - once the haunt of smugglers & wreckers, now the abode of seals & surfers

• The five villages of the Cinque Terre (Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore)
• The jetsetter port of Portofino and other lesser known coastal villages  of the Ligurian Riviera (Camogli, Bonassola, Deiva Marina, Framura, Levanto)
• The colorful town of Portovenere
• Breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea
• Steep terraced hills of olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees
• Fabulous beaches for swimming

• Lyon; the French capital  of Gastronomy
• Cycle along the Rhône valley with its rich history,nature and gastronomy
• Enjoy the scents of `La Provence´
• Orange; an impressive and ancient historical city

• Visit ancient buildings such as the Ancient Kamiros or the Crusader Fortress in Rhodes
• Venture into the magical Petaloudes, the Valley of the Butterflies
• Cycle through picturesque fishing villages or visit places like the 7 springs of Epta Piges
• You will be able to visit the historic white town of Lindos

• Cycling right the way around the Isle of Wight
• Admire the sunny beaches and the beauty of the island
• Discover Queen Victoria’s Osborne House
• Marvel at the iconic Needles
• Explore Newtown the old 'Rotten Borough' and Old Yarmouth Town

• Breath-taking views on the crystal clear Sardinian sea 
• The Roman ruins near Pula  
• Vast unspoilt beaches 
• Sardinian food and wine: from the Carignano del Sulcis to pecorino sardo cheese  

• Volcanic lakes with colourful and thermal waters
• Lush green aromatic forests 
• Picturesque villages with their own character 
• A seafaring culture linked with the depths of the land 
• Beautiful, but rugged coastlines, that also offers the possibility of whale watching 

• Sintra, the city of palaces and romanticism
• Visit the most popular summer residence for the families of Portuguese rulers and noblemen
• Extravagant palaces, manor houses and gardens declared UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Easy walks in coastal trail

• Ancient ‘tratturi’ routes among olive groves and fruit orchards
• Breath-taking sea views on the ‘Cipolliane path’ and a stop at captivating caves
• Historic sites from every era, from Roman masterpieces to Messapian towns to the present day
• The buzzing city of Lecce, with its Baroque palaces, fabulous food and artisan shops
• Great swimming beaches and crystal-clear waters

• Pleasant cycling through landscapes in Aquitaine, Midi-Pyrenées, Languedoc-Rousillon
• Traditional architecture: historic bastides, old farms and many petits and grands chateaux
• Historical towns: Bordeaux, Marmande, Agen, Montauban, Toulouse, Castelnaudary, Carcassonne
• Delicious regional gastronomy including hearty stews, apple and prune marmalade
• Excellent wines from Bordeaux to Minervois
• Short detours to historical monuments along the way

• Off the beaten road trails and paths with stunning views of the “Costa da Morte”
• Stay in welcoming casas Rurales and modern hotels in small fishing villages of Galicia
• Interesting lighthouses that used to be the only help for seamen to manage out this rugged coastline

• Easy but entertaining routes suitable for fit walkers ages 8 and up
• Atlantic cliffs, inland roads and lush countryside
• 27 beaches along the route, from tiny pebble beaches in hidden coves to huge sandy beaches  
• Sections of the Northern Way shared with pilgrims from all over the world
• Llanes and Ribadesella, medieval towns with tiny ports and superb beaches
• A mind-boggling array of coves, cliffs and blowholes
• Wonderful seafood and hearty mountain stews. Will you have time to taste it all?

• World's Leading Island Destination 2022!
• Charming accommodations throughout the trip, with swimming pool
• Wonderful landscapes: levadas, flowers, laurel forests and an amazing coastline 
• Excellent local cuisine and wines

• Portugal's GR-11 'Fishermen's Trail', the coastal trail of the Rota Vicentina
• Wild landscapes with beaches, dunes and steep cliffs
• The Natural Park ‘Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina’  
• High waves and strong winds, a surfers' paradise
• Tasty traditional Portuguese cuisine
• Friendly fishermen's towns such as Vilanova de Milfontes, Sagres and Lagos
• Historical fortresses of V.N. de Milfontes, Aljezur, Arrifana, Sagres and Cape Saint Vicent
• Trails designed and maintained by Rota Vicentina Association of which S-Cape Travel is member since 2015

• The enchanting Amalfi Coast with its amazing villages of Amalfi and Positano 
• The magnificent Gulf of Naples and the volcanic Mt. Vesuvius towering the horizon
• Capri Island with breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea
• Fabulous coves for swimming 
• Mouthwatering local food and the famous Limoncello liquor produced in Amalfi 

• San Sebastián / Donostia, a city for all five senses
• Basque Coast Geopark
• Lea River, with its historic mills and forges
• Typical Basque villages surrounded by woodlands and vineyards
• A 3-star hotel in San Sebastian and 3 charming hotels in Orio, Zumaia and Lekeitio
• Following the Camino del Norte and the GR-121

• A taste of España Verde (Green Spain)
• Views to both the mountains and the sea along the routes
• Comfortable and charming accommodations in rural locations
• Romanesque chapels and traditional local architecture
• A taste of the Asturian gastronomy, region of natural apple cider with an amazing variety of locally-produced artisan cheeses
• Camino del Norte cycling guide

• Discover Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Cross Ria de Aveiro, with its Natural Reserve and canals
• Visit Aveiro City, Portugal's little Venice
• Cycle through Cape Mondego and its historic lighthouse
• Get charmed with the wild dunes of the Quiaios region
• Finish in Coimbra, the ultimate university city, Portugal's old capital

• Geneva: a 'global city' surrounded by stunning mountain chains
• Beautiful countryside landscapes dotted with interesting historical towns
• Old medieval villages, castles, poetry towns...
• Lyon: a historical city, called the "Capital of Lights" 
• Tasty regional dishes accompanied by delicious French wines

• Pass through the lush green hinterland to the impressive cliffs.
• Get to know the energetic Bilbao, full of gastronomy and avant-garde with the Guggenheim Museum.
• Discover Santander, with its history, culture and natural beauty.
• Visit small coastal towns with white sandy beaches.

• Entertaining but doable MTB routes thorugh Nature Park Cabo de Gata
• Prestine beaches and turquoise coves with delicate riffs
• Tiny whitewashed villages and the lively harbour town of Almería
• Spaghetti western film sets in barren plains or at oasis with palm trees

• A variety of activities througout the week: cycling, canoeing, walking and swimming
• Carefully-selected accommodation, with a welcoming atmosphere
• Interesting cultural visits from cave-paintings to ancient chapels
• Authentic hamlets and pretty fishing villages along Spain's Green Coast
• Rolling hills, rocky cliffs, green pastures, peaceful coves and quiet woodlands

• Cycle Route of the Year in Europe 2018!
• 390 km in a unique coastal setting
• Picturesque fishing villages and charming cities along the Sweden west coast
• Historical sites
• Many cafés, restaurants and places to rest your legs

• Quiet coastal tracks with grand sea views
• Mont Saint-Michel, an ancient pilgrimage site
• Lively fishing towns and imposing medieval fortresses
• Ferry trip to the English Island of Jersey
• Delicious local seafood

• Challenge yourself cycling the whole of the 'Loire à Vélo' route
• Varied lanscapes from wild riverbanks, great engineering works and the final Atlantic coast
• Visit castles, fortified towns and an ancient abbeys
• Try different regional dishes accompanied by delicious local wines
• Discover the essence of the Loire Valley and its people

• Three countries in one week: Germany, Switzerland and Austria 
• Relaxed cycling on quiet roads and cycle paths  
• Family-run hotels in historic towns and villages
• Beautiful landscapes: mountains, vineyards and orchards
• Discounts for children depending on age. Check with us!

• Croatia’s Istrian Peninsula: fisherman’s villages, bustling harbours, blazing seaside sunsets
• Roman amphitheatres, Byzantine basilicas, frescoed churches, medieval squares
• Stunning beaches with grassy shores along the deep blue sea
• Wonderful scenery: sun dappled oak forest, Brijuni Archipelago and Lim Fjord
• Peaceful roads through varied coastal and inland landscapes
• Friendly people and quiet roads 
• Delicious cuisine such as fresh seafood, fragrant truffles, home made pasta, zesty wines

• Lecce, the stunning Baroque city of southern Italy
• Sleep in a real Trullo house in the UNESCO heritage town of Alberobello
• Beautiful sandy beaches and turquoise sea
• Visit breath-taking caves
• Wonderful landscapes with ancient olive groves, vineyards and jagged coastline
• Authentic country towns and villages: Monopoli, Ostuni, Gallipoli, Otranto
• Friendly people and great traditional Apulian culinary specialties

• Start in Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Cross the Northern Littoral Natural Park
• Ancient granite architecture and fisherman villages atmosphere
• Taste traditional Portuguese and Galician coastal gastronomy
• Finish in Santiago de Compostela and get your Compostela
• Children 4 - 11.99 years old have a 50% discount when sharing room with parents

• Explore Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1993
• Enjoy the greenest and most authentic of the Balearic Islands
• Deep blue bays, white sand beaches and spectacular cliffs
• Historic towns and ports full of tiny boats and seafood restaurants
• The Camí dels Cavalls, a horsemen's trail established long ago by English settlers

• Get a taste of the long ‘Loire a Vélo’ route (800 km) which ends at the Atlantic Ocean
• Discover the delicious French gastronomy
• Explore Orléans; the town of ‘art and history’ 
• Comfortable cycling along a beautiful countryside with a great historical legacy

• Relaxed riding on peaceful cycling paths
• Spectacularly serene countryside and lush landscapes
• Fairy-tale castles overflowing with history
• Stately gardens of intriguing design and endless lawns

• Portugal’s GR-11 “Fishermen’s Trail”, northern section of the Rota Vicentina
• Wild coastal landscapes with endless beaches, dunes and rugged cliffs
• Walk through the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park, a haven for wildlife
• Peaceful fishing villages such as Porto Covo, Vila Nova de Milfontes, Almograve and Zambujeira do Mar
• Enjoy tasty traditional Portuguese cuisine and locally produced wines
• Feel the power of the Atlantic Ocean — high waves, sea mist and salty air
• Visit the historic fortresses of Vila Nova de Milfontes and Aljezur
• Trails designed and maintained by the Rota Vicentina Association, of which S-Cape Travel has been a proud member since 2015

• White sandy beaches and green coastal and inland villages with postcard scenery
• Charming fishermen's villages like Llanes and Ribadesella, full of character and rich heritage
• Medieval villages that seem frozen in another era
• Discover a unique architecture inspired by Antoni Gaudi alongside traditional Indianos houses
• Savor amazing gastronomy, from fresh seafood and artisanal cheeses to slow-food specialties
• Oviedo: birthplace of all Caminos, home to remarkable pre-Romanesque monuments

• A dramatic hike through the unspoiled longest section of protected coastline in Andalucia
• Routes between stark semi-desert surroundings and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.
• Stunning scenery of volcanic origin
• Rugged cliffs, white and black sand beaches and tiny white-washed villages

• One of Europe’s most impressive coastal paths
• The vast Omalos Plateau and brillant White Mountains of Crete
• World-famous Samaria Gorge
• The tiny car-free port of Loutro
• Idyllic beaches circling the island

• Follow Portugal's coastline from the Alentejo into the Algarve
• Pedal your way along dirt roads, gravel tracks and tarmac lanes with no or little traffic
• Discover coastal landscapes, unspoilt beaches, rolling dunes and dramatic cliffs
• The quietness of Portuguese hinterland: pasture grounds and authentic villages
• Enjoy charming accommodation, all 3 of them with swimming pools

• A region with many places to explore
• Discover towns full of history, medieval castles and old abbeys
• Majestic rivers and beautiful nature surroundings
• Taste the delicious local wines from the area

• San Sebastian (Donosti): a city for all five senses!
• Beautiful landscapes of Green Spain
• A spectacular coastline with flysch rock formations
• Typical Basque villages surounded by woodlands and vineyards

• Tremendously beautiful first section of the Camino del Norte along the green and wild Golf of Biscaya
• Beaches, hermitages, and forests inviting reflection and relaxation.
• Places of historical significance like Gernika and Hondarribia.
• Experience Basque gastronomic culture in San Sebastian, Bilbao, Zarautz and Zumaya 

• Views from the castle of Chora on Kapsali Bay
• The medieval ghost town Paleochora
• Waterfalls at Milopotamos
• Lighthouse at Moudari
• Lively village square of Potamos

• The southern stretch of Portugal’s GR-11 “Fishermen’s Trail” along the Vicentine Coast
• Idyllic scenery of cliffs, coves and golden beaches backed by dunes
• Explore the less-known western Algarve, far from the busy resort areas
• Walk through the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park all the way to Cape São Vicente, the southwestern tip of Europe
• Charming coastal towns such as Arrifana, Carrapateira, Vila do Bispo, Sagres and Lagos
• Fresh seafood, excellent wines and the relaxed Portuguese lifestyle
• See the historic fortresses of Arrifana, Sagres and Cabo de São Vicente
• Trails designed and maintained by the Rota Vicentina Association, with S-Cape Travel as a supporting member since 2015

• Cycling on quiet coastal roads and countryside
• The mesmerising Marsala salt pans followed by Marsala wine tasting 
• Visit the imposing ancient Greek ruins of Selinunte
• Delicious Sicilian specialties, accompanied by extraordinary local wines
• Favignana Island - a hidden gem in the Mediterranean 
• Warm, charming locals 

• Andalucia’s longest section of unspoiled protected coastline
• Stark semi-desert surroundings that plunge into the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.
• Stunning volcanic scenery and tiny white-washed villages
• Rugged cliffs, white and black sand beaches

• Explore the Triangle of the Azores: the three main islands
• The highest mountain in Portugal: Pico (2351 m)
• Walk along the typical Fajãs and Levadas 
• Lush macaronesian forests, vineyard extensions and blue water volcanic pools

• Ferry across the Gulf of Evia to Oropos and cycle to Amphiarion
• Visit the Ancient site of Eretria
• Stay at a wonderful restored farmhouse with ecological pool
• Medieval Castles of Mytika and Karystos
• Authentic taverns offering homemade food from local produce
• Mountainous Evia with lush rivers and fascinating landscapes

• Cycle along the most navigated rivers and waterways in Europe
• Surrounded by windmills, cows and nature
• Tranquil green dikes, ancient farms, windmills, rivers, lakes and ponds
• Seaside resorts of Scheveningen, Kijkduin and Hoek van Holland
• Schiedam with its windmills and gin distilleries

• Spectacular landscapes, a little-known part of Sardinia immersed in wild nature
• Dunes and wild flowers, granite promontories with incredible views on the surrounding coast and ancient watchtowers
• Beautiful beaches such as Piscinas, perfect for a dive in the Sardinian crystal clear waters.
• Small, family run accommodation and many chances to try the local specialties and local Carignano wine