Tuscany Wine Country Bike Tour

by Trek Travel
Region
Tuscany
Duration
6 days
Guided Status
Guided
Difficulty
Moderate
D-Score™
D1 - Beginner Friendly

Overview

Experience Italian joy— allegria —in Tuscany, woven into every aspect of this luxurious bike tour in Chianti. From lush olive groves to sun-kissed vineyards, we bring you the best cycling this region offers. Enjoy revered wines and heartfelt hospitality at Castello di Volpaia, hosted by our friends, the Mascheroni Stianti family. Delight in hand crafted Tuscan cuisine and learn pizza-making with an expert pizzaiolo. Rest in secluded, historic luxury hotels. Every detail is tailored to perfection, from the first light of a fiery sunrise to the evening's last sip of Chianti Classico. This wine country cycling tour is more than the ultimate bike and wine adventure; it’s an exploration into the heart of joy.

Daily Ride Schedule

Day 1: Enjoy a warm up ride through ancient olive groves

20 km 330 m

D1

Enjoy a warm up ride through ancient olive groves

Day 2: Savor a wine tasting evening at Castello di Volpaia

36 km 777 m

D1

Savor a wine tasting evening at Castello di Volpaia

Day 3: Discover the history of Castello di Brolio and the quaint village of Villa a Sesta

66 km 1446 m

D2

Discover the history of Castello di Brolio and the quaint village of Villa a Sesta

Day 4: Ride through the breathtaking Elsa Valley and spin your own pizza dough with a trained pizzaiolo

53 km 772 m

D1

Ride through the breathtaking Elsa Valley and spin your own pizza dough with a trained pizzaiolo

Day 5: Explore the medieval market town of San Gimignano

33 km 670 m

D1

Explore the medieval market town of San Gimignano

Day 6: Witness the sunrise creeping over the stunning Val d'Elsa

24 km 426 m

D1

Witness the sunrise creeping over the stunning Val d'Elsa

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

Hotel

What's Included

Airport transfers
Catering services
Accommodation arrangements
Bike rental
Mechanical support
Support vehicle following all rides

About the Tuscany

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