What's the best season for cycling in Portugal?

Spring: Great across most regions, might rain in the north Summer: Too hot inland, best in the north and on the coast Autumn: Ideal in the south, rain returns in the north by November Winter: Ride in the Algarve or Madeira, avoid inland and north For a more in-depth rundown on the best time to plan your cycling holidays in Portugal, check this guide .

What if the weather forecast is unfavorable?

Tours in Portugal can continue in light rain with the appropriate clothing. Summer frequently witnesses afternoon thunderstorms , making early tour starts recommended. If challenging weather conditions are expected, we’ll strive to adjust the tour beforehand. Make sure to always check the forecast before setting out for a ride - here are the most reliable weather apps for Portugal.

How does luggage transfer work?

On cycling trips, luggage transfer allows you to ride without carrying heavy bags. Each morning, you leave your luggage at the designated spot—often the hotel reception—and it’s transported to your next overnight stop. Your bags are usually waiting for you when you arrive. Weight limits and pickup times can vary slightly depending on the service provider.

Do you transfer bikes too? How does it work?

Yes, bike transfers are often available when needed—such as before, after, or during your trip. Bikes are typically transported in secure vehicles or trailers designed for bicycles. You may need to notify the provider in advance, and some services require the bike to be clean or partially disassembled. Exact procedures vary depending on location and logistics.

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Cyclist on red bike path beside sandy beach with city and bridge in background, Portugal.

Colorful Buildings And Boats - Aveiro, Portugal

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Cycling Atlantic Coast: Porto to Lisbon

14 days / 13 nights

Follow Portugal’s Atlantic Coast from Porto to Lisbon on the EuroVelo 1 through seaside towns, wild beaches, pine forests, and vibrant coastal landscapes.

Starting point

Porto

Finish point

Lisbon

Fitness level

4/5

Season

From March to October

Follow Portugal’s Atlantic Coast from Porto to Lisbon on the EuroVelo 1 through seaside towns, wild beaches, pine forests, and vibrant coastal landscapes.

Starting point

Porto

Finish point

Lisbon

Fitness level

4/5

Season

From March to October

Highlights

Cycle the full length of Portugal’s stunning Atlantic coast from Porto to Lisbon
Pedal on boardwalks and forest trails along Portugal’s wild Atlantic coast
Explore the colorful canals and Art Nouveau architecture of Aveiro
Ride the best of the EuroVelo 1
Discover the dramatic coastline of Peniche and nearby Baleal
Take in panoramic ocean views from the cliffs above Azenhas do Mar

Itinerary of the trip

Welcome to Porto, a city full of energy, riverfront charm, and centuries of maritime history! Before your ride begins, you’ll have time to explore its UNESCO-listed Ribeira district, sample Port wine in Vila Nova de Gaia, and walk the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge. From the azulejo-covered churches to the Atlantic breeze at Foz, Porto sets the tone for your coastal journey.

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Traditional historic facade in Porto decorated with blue and white azulejo tiles and iron balconies.

Accommodation

Hotel in Porto

You will begin your ride by following the Douro River to its mouth at Foz do Douro, then continue south along the Atlantic coast. The route features oceanfront boardwalks, fishing villages like Aguda and Espinho, and long stretches of pine forest. Passing Lagoa de Paramos and Barrinha de Esmoriz, you’ll reach Ovar, a town known for its striking azulejo tiles and relaxed atmosphere.

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Historic white building with green doors and terracotta roof in Ovar square.

Azulejo tiles depicting trains flank a dark wooden door at Ovar, Portugal train station.

Church in Ovar with colorful tile facade and adjacent cemetery under bright blue sky.

Cycling

46 km and 190 m of elevation gain / 190 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Ovar

Leaving Ovar, you will cycle through the scenic landscapes of Ria de Aveiro, a lagoon system rich in birdlife and salt flats. Along the way, you’ll pass Torreira and São Jacinto, then cross the ferry to the mainland. From there, you’ll cycle into central Aveiro, where you’ll have the evening to explore its Venice-like canals lined with colorful moliceiro boats and Art Nouveau architecture. You can also head to the coast to check out the picturesque Costa Brava houses.

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Colorful Moliceiro boats on canal with historic buildings in Aveiro, Portugal.

Colorful striped beach houses with balconies under a clear blue sky in Costa Nova.

Cycling

40 km and 60 m of elevation gain / 50 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Aveiro

Today, you will follow quiet trails through the São Jacinto Dunes Natural Reserve, cycling past pine forests, coastal lagoons, and rural scenery. The route is relatively short today so you can make multiple stops to enjoy the peaceful views of the Atlantic and the Ria de Aveiro. You’ll have most of the day to explore Praia de Mira, a beachside village with traditional wooden palheiros and a strong fishing heritage, where the rhythm of the ocean defines daily life.

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Sand dunes with tall grasses leading to the ocean under a cloudy sky at Sao Jacinto Dunes.

Colorful wooden boats moored on canal under arched bridge in Praia de Mira, Portugal.

Wooden boardwalk leading across white sand dunes to the ocean under a clear blue sky in São Jacinto.

Cycling

33 km and 25 m of elevation gain / 30 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Praia de Mira

You will ride south through peaceful forests and past inland lagoons, following flat terrain along the Atlantic. The route leads past the quaint village of Tocha, known for its traditional palheiros, and continues toward Quiaios and the wide Praia de Quiaios. Reaching Figueira da Foz, a lively coastal city, you’ll be welcomed by its vast beach, casino, and Belle Époque charm.

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Wooden walkway curving through green coastal vegetation toward the ocean at Barrinha.

Cycling

50 km and 230 m of elevation gain / 240 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Figueira da Foz

Today’s route will have you skirt around the Mondego River and pass through forested dunes and farmland on your way south. The path weaves through the pine-covered Mata Nacional do Urso. With long stretches of quiet riding, you’ll eventually arrive at Praia da Vieira, a small seaside town with strong fishing traditions and sweeping Atlantic views.

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Cycling on a red path through pine forest near a road in Mata Nacional do Urso.

Seiça Monastery facade with twin towers, people gathering, and a tall brick chimney against a dramatic sky.

Beach with wooden steps leading down to sand, ocean waves, and a vibrant pink and purple sunset.

Cycling

71 km and 370 m of elevation gain / 370 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Praia da Vieira

This shorter stage follows the coastline through the Pinhal de Leiria, a historic pine forest planted in the 13th century. You’ll pass multiple beaches on your approach to Nazaré, a town steeped in legend and surf culture. Famous for its record-breaking waves and cliffside sanctuary at Sítio, Nazaré blends coastal tradition with dramatic natural scenery.

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Coastal town of Nazare, Portugal with white buildings, terracotta roofs, and a long sandy beach meeting blue ocean.

Baroque church facade with twin bell towers and wide stone steps under a clear blue sky.

Cobblestone street sloping down between white buildings toward the sea in Nazare.

Cycling

41 km and 340 m of elevation gain / 330 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Nazaré

You will cycle over gentle hills and quiet rural roads, with sea views and open landscapes. The route passes through São Martinho do Porto, a charming bay town with a scallop-shaped beach, perfect for a break. You’ll finish in Foz do Arelho, where the calm Óbidos Lagoon meets the Atlantic, offering a striking setting of water, dunes, and peaceful surroundings.

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Penedo da Saudade Lighthouse in Marinha Grande by the blue ocean under a clear sky.

Wooden boardwalk over water leading to marshland under bright sun at Obidos Lagoon.

Aerial view of Foz do Arelho Beach with estuary, sandbars, town, and blue ocean waves.

Cycling

32 km and 440 m of elevation gain / 520 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Foz do Arelho

You will leave the calm waters of the Óbidos Lagoon and head south along a more rugged stretch of coastline. The ride includes gentle climbs and panoramic sea views as you pass Baleal, a laid-back surf village. You’ll arrive in Peniche, a historic fishing town perched on a peninsula, known for its dramatic cliffs, fortress, and access to the Berlengas Islands.

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White houses with terracotta roofs climbing a hill toward a medieval castle wall in Obidos town.

Aerial view of Peniche peninsula with rugged cliffs, coastal town, and blue ocean waves.

Colorful coastal village houses above sandy foreground and blue sea in Peniche.

Cycling

55 km and 520 m of elevation gain / 570 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Peniche

Today’s ride follows cliffs, coves, and windswept headlands, offering some of the most scenic ocean views of the trip. You’ll pass whitewashed villages like Atouguia da Baleia and Praia da Areia Branca. The route brings you to Santa Cruz, a beach town with steep cliffs, natural rock arches, and a long promenade perfect for a sunset walk.

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Beachgoers at Praia da Areia Branca with white buildings on coastal cliffs.

Praia de Santa Cruz beach rock arch at sunset with smooth ocean water and golden sand.

Cycling

45 km and 610 m of elevation gain / 600 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Santa Cruz

You will follow a short but hilly stage that offers stunning views over the Atlantic as the terrain becomes more dramatic. Small farming villages and wild coastline accompany you en route to Ericeira, a world-renowned surf town. With cobbled streets, seaside cliffs, and a youthful energy, Ericeira blends tradition with vibrant coastal culture.

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White houses with blue trim and terracotta roofs under a clear blue sky in Ericeira.

Aerial view of Ericeira coastal town with white buildings, orange roofs, and turquoise ocean waves.

White and blue ornate building facade on a sunny cobblestone street in Ericeira.

Cycling

28 km and 450 m of elevation gain / 430 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Ericeira

This is one of the most varied stages, combining hills, cliffs, and scenic viewpoints. You’ll pass through São Julião, Azenhas do Mar, and the forested Sintra foothills before descending to the beaches of Cascais. With its elegant marina, lively town center, and charming streets, Cascais offers a relaxing end to your cycling journey.

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Cobblestone promenade with wave pattern, palm trees, and harbor in Cascais

Forested hills overlooking a rugged coastline and blue ocean near Sintra, Portugal.

White village houses on cliffside above beach and green tidal pool in Azenhas do Mar.

Cycling

58 km and 860 m of elevation gain / 880 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Cascais

You will begin with a scenic train ride along the coast to Caxias, bypassing busy traffic zones. From there, you’ll cycle the final stretch into Lisbon along the Tagus River. The route offers views of the 25 de Abril Bridge, Belém Tower, and riverside promenades, leading you into the vibrant heart of Portugal’s capital city.

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Ponte 25 de Abril bridge crossing blue water with Lisbon cityscape in the background

Belém Tower illuminated by sunset light, standing in the water near a crowded shore.

Lisbon old city skyline with colorful buildings, dome, and bridge over water under blue sky.

Cycling

15 km and 25 m of elevation gain / 5 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel in Lisbon

After breakfast, your journey along Portugal’s Atlantic Coast comes to an end. Depending on your schedule, you may have time to explore more of Lisbon’s neighborhoods, such as Alfama or Bairro Alto, or relax at a café before your departure.

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Streets adorned with garlands in Alfama, Lisbon

Lisbon, Portugal. King Jose I Statue at Praca do Comercio in front of Triumphal Arch near waterfront. Old town of Lisboa in historic midtown Alfama district. Evening sunset and blue sky with clouds.

Lisbon's Essence: Savor a Flavorful of tipical food and wine at a Quaint Bistro, with the Historic São Jorge Castle Overlooking the Scenic Experience.

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Self-guided

13 nights in 3* hotels with breakfast

Digital guidebook with detailed itinerary and route instructions

GPS navigation with an easy-to-use app

Tour design and organization

Service and support during your tour

Luggage transfer

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Accomodation upgrade

Airport transfer

E-bike

Gravel bike

Regular bike

Single supplement

Follow the rhythm of the Atlantic on one of Europe’s most scenic long-distance cycling routes — the EuroVelo 1, also known as the Atlantic Coast Route.

Stretching over 11,000 kilometers, it runs from North Cape in Norway all the way to Portugal, ending in Algarve, but the Portuguese segment of EuroVelo 1 offers one of the route’s most diverse and accessible sections.

The stretch between Porto and Lisbon is one of its most rewarding parts — featuring a well-developed cycling infrastructure, mild year-round climate, and a stunning mix of natural and cultural landmarks.

You’ll cycle through peaceful pine forests, protected dunes, and traditional fishing villages, often on dedicated bike paths and wooden boardwalks that trace the edge of the ocean.

Highlights along the way include the charming canals of Aveiro, the dramatic headlands of Peniche, the legendary waves of Nazaré, and the striking cliffs at Azenhas do Mar. Inland detours reveal tiled towns, salt flats, and forested trails planted centuries ago to shield the land from the sea.

To make your cycling journey seamless and enriching, we take care of all the logistics. Your accommodations along the route are pre-booked, while detailed GPS tracks and a comprehensive digital guidebook with extra recommendations serve as your guides.

Are you ready to start your Atlantic cycling journey and experience the best of coastal Portugal on two wheels?

Top Places You'll See

From natural wonders to authentic local culture, the route is packed with memorable sights—these are our absolute favorites.

Ericeira

Ericeira is a whitewashed fishing town set on cliffs north of Lisbon, famed for Atlantic swells and traditional charm. Europe’s only World Surfing Reserve, it pairs consistent reef breaks like Ribeira d’Ilhas with cobbled lanes and seafood taverns above golden beaches.

Aveiro - Venice of Portugal

Aveiro is known for its network of canals that cross the city center. These canals were traditionally used by moliceiros—flat, decorated boats that transported seaweed and goods. Today, the city is nicknamed the “Venice of Portugal” and features tiled Art Nouveau buildings, pedestrian bridges, and a mix of historic and modern architecture surrounding the water channels.

Street with colorful houses in Costa Nova, Aveiro, Portugal. Street with striped houses, Costa Nova, Aveiro, Portugal. Facades of colorful houses in Costa Nova, Aveiro, Portugal

Costa Nova striped houses

Costa Nova is a small coastal village known for its iconic “palheiros”—wooden houses painted in bright vertical stripes. Originally used by fishermen in the 19th century to store gear, they have become a national symbol of Portugal’s seaside culture. The houses line the main avenue and create one of the most recognizable visuals along the Silver Coast.

Porto, Portugal Old City Skyline on the Douro River

Porto’s Ribeira District

The Ribeira district is Porto’s historic riverside quarter and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s known for its tightly packed colorful buildings, medieval alleyways, and proximity to the Dom Luís I Bridge. The area has been a hub of trade and daily life since Roman times and is home to traditional restaurants, wine cellars, and city landmarks along the Douro River.

Lisbon

Lisbon, Portugal’s hilltop capital on the Tagus, layers Moorish lanes and azulejo-clad facades with grand riverside monuments. Ride yellow trams to miradouros over Alfama and Baixa, then explore Belém’s Jerónimos Monastery and tower, taste pastéis de nata, and hear fado in cozy taverns.

Our Bikes

To ensure the best possible experience on your cycling adventure, we offer top-quality bikes for rent. Our fleet features the latest models, meticulously maintained for both performance and comfort.

To match each rider with the right equipment, our team will also assist you in selecting the most suitable bike based on your physical profile, personal preferences, and the technical requirements of the tour.

Blue trekking e-bike with rear rack and fenders isolated on white background

Touring E-Bikes

Best for: Comfortable trekking, touring, longer distances, and hilly routes

These pedal-assist electric bikes are designed to make riding easier and more enjoyable—especially on longer or hillier routes. They come with powerful mid-drive motors, long-lasting batteries, and comfortable riding geometry for smooth support across varied terrain. With intuitive controls and quality components, they’re a great choice for riders who want extra assistance without giving up the feel of a real ride.

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Trekking Bikes

Best for: Multi-day touring, relaxed pace, and varied surfaces

These high-quality trekking bikes are built for comfort over multiple days. They feature a relaxed riding position, smooth-rolling wheels, and often come with practical additions like an adjustable stem, rear rack, or mudguards. They're not necessarily built for speed, but more for enjoying the ride.

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Gravel Bikes

Best for: Mixed-surface rides, backroads, and light trails

These are premium gravel bikes built to handle a mix of paved and unpaved terrain. They come with wider tires for extra grip, disc brakes for reliable stopping, and stable geometry that keeps things comfortable on longer rides. A great choice for exploring backroads, forest trails, or varied surfaces with confidence and ease.

Frequently Asked Questions

Embark on a self-guided cycling odyssey, designed for a tailor-crafted and adaptable getaway on two wheels, unveiling wonders at your own pace while having the freedom to alter your itinerary or path as needed. Our dedicated team meticulously handles all facets, encompassing lodging arrangements, thorough planning, GPS navigational aid, and continuous support, to gift you a tranquil and engrossing journey.

Our tours are segmented into three tiers of difficulty: Leisurely, Moderate, and Challenging, categorized by the usual daily routine, although there may be variations in difficulty throughout the trip.

Leisurely tours are ideal for those in pursuit of a relaxed adventure amidst stunning landscapes, without the challenge of covering long distances or tackling rough terrains. These journeys typically cover 30-50 km each day, with an elevation gain of up to 500 m. This allows plenty of pauses to relish the scenic vistas, enjoy local delicacies, and explore charming villages and towns along the way.

Moderate bike tours are tailored for those seeking a beautiful blend of scenic trails and a dash of challenge. Generally covering 50-80 km daily with an elevation gain of up to 1000 m, these tours traverse enchanting landscapes and delightful villages, featuring a mix of flat and rolling terrains. They not only provide ample chances to stop and explore but also ensure a satisfying cycling workout.

Challenging bike tours are meant for experienced cyclists eager to push their limits. Spanning 80-120 km daily with an elevation gain of up to 2000 m, these tours entail tackling steep ascents and demanding terrains. Though these tours require a high level of fitness and endurance, the exhilarating feeling of accomplishment at the end of each day, coupled with breathtaking views, makes the endeavor thoroughly rewarding.

Our tours can be adapted to any bike type, whether road, gravel, or mountain bike. We are in constant communication with you to find the optimal conditions for your cycling holidays in Portugal.

The most versatile option is a gravel bike, even if you are coming on a road cycling holiday. It does not really affect your road performance while allowing you to take some scenic backroads that can be in a slightly worse state than the main ones. A gravel bike is usually more comfortable as well.

We are devoted to discovering the ideal match for you. We collaborate with numerous lodging providers who meet our standards, although their availability may fluctuate, especially during peak demand times. Furthermore, we can customize your vacation to align with your preferences and budget, ensuring we identify the most fitting choice for your needs.
Here, you can see the types of accommodations in Portugal.

We advise booking your tour at the earliest opportunity, especially for popular tourist destinations with limited lodging availability. Prime choices often get snapped up for the summer before spring even arrives.

Addressing dietary preferences can vary based on their complexity. In Portugal, vegetarian options are generally available, but finding vegan meals might be more challenging in rural areas or smaller towns. Notably, lunch stops are often at traditional eateries which may not cater to special dietary needs beyond their standard menu. Keep this in consideration as you plan your adventure.

Wondering what are the most common things on the menu? Check our guides for foodies in Portugal!

If you are not bringing your own bike and equipment, we can certainly arrange that for you. We have a wide selection of bikes at our disposal and we will choose the ones that best fit your tour. All we need from you is your usual bike size and any other relevant information or preferences so we can make sure you will be comfortable throughout your trip.

Spring: Great across most regions, might rain in the north
Summer: Too hot inland, best in the north and on the coast
Autumn: Ideal in the south, rain returns in the north by November
Winter: Ride in the Algarve or Madeira, avoid inland and north

For a more in-depth rundown on the best time to plan your cycling holidays in Portugal, check this guide.

Ratings & Reviews

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Katja Bobik

Verified customer · 9 months ago

My self-guided cycling trip in southern Portugal was the perfect way to explore the Algarve. The routes were expertly planned, guiding me along dramatic cliffs, quiet beaches, and through charming inland villages. The provided GPS was easy to use, and I loved being able to stop whenever I wanted to enjoy a view or take a refreshing swim. Accommodations were comfortable and conveniently located, and luggage transfers made it all so simple. Timotej and the team were incredibly helpful, always checking in to make sure I had everything I needed for a smooth and enjoyable trip. This was an unforgettable adventure!

Mystie Pineda

Verified customer · 3 months ago

I found this place with a simple Google search, and I never could’ve expected the custom experience I received. They provided options to help my husband and I hone in on exactly what we wanted to do for our honeymoon. We had perfectly curated GPS-lead rides all across the country, they booked all of our hotels, and planned all of our transportation. Every place that we went was so beautiful. I’m so grateful that we found this company to help us plan our honeymoon, couldn’t have asked for a better experience!

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Bill Wright

Verified customer · 4 months ago

I was able to tailor a bike tour itinerary along the Adriatic coast that suited our group during the shoulder season. We added individual pre and post-trip activities which went smoothly. Our trip included stops in Italy, Slovenia and Croatia. The trip planner, guide and support team were great.

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barney barnhart

Verified customer · 4 months ago

Brilliant planning, great communication, terrific hotels and accommodations, interesting cities and beautiful scenery plus amazing routes.

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Maroon gravel bike resting against a low stone wall in grassy terrain

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Gravel bike with rear rack and phone mount resting against a dry-stacked stone wall outdoors.

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John Woeste

Verified customer · 5 months ago

Highly recommend the bike trip from Bled to Pula. It was well planned. We did a small group self-supported. Big fun. Bikes, hotels, route selection and communication with the company was great.

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Cyclist with panniers riding up a narrow cobblestone street in a historic town.

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Alison Booth

Verified customer · 5 months ago

I would highly recommend anyone doing this tour take the e-bike option. There were only 3 of us on our tour who completed this on regular bikes. Four others who started out on regular bikes swapped over to e-bikes after the first day. The climbs are long and steep. There is pretty much only up or down, not much flat or undulating road. It is doable, but very challenging. If you are on an e-bike then this also helps with the group staying together and no-one having to wait too long for others to catch up. The bikes were really good and had great gearing that was capable of handling the steeper climbs. When we booked we were unaware that we would be riding in a group of 20plus at all time. Thankfully our group had prior group riding experience but we did observe other large groups with less than desirable riding behaviours.Others in our group were extremely understanding and supportive. Our guide, David, was very adamant about staying safe on the road. He was flexible with the itinerary and made changes to suit the weather conditions and to ensure we got in as much riding as possible. He was vey knowledgeable about Croatian history and agriculture and taught us lots about the country he is so passionate about. Our captain, Tolma, was also amazing and along with his awesome crew, made our cruise an enjoyable experience.

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Sailboat on the water during a vibrant orange and yellow sunset over the sea.

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Katja Bobik

Verified customer · 9 months ago

Bill Wright

Verified customer · 4 months ago

John Woeste

Verified customer · 5 months ago

Highly recommend the bike trip from Bled to Pula. It was well planned. We did a small group self-supported. Big fun. Bikes, hotels, route selection and communication with the company was great.

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Mystie Pineda

Verified customer · 3 months ago

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barney barnhart

Verified customer · 4 months ago

Brilliant planning, great communication, terrific hotels and accommodations, interesting cities and beautiful scenery plus amazing routes.

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Cycling Atlantic Coast: Porto to Lisbon

Highlights

Itinerary of the trip

Day 1: Arrival in Porto

Day 2: Porto – Ovar

Day 3: Ovar – Aveiro

Day 4: Aveiro – Praia de Mira

Day 5: Praia de Mira – Figueira da Foz

Day 6: Figueira da Foz – Praia da Vieira

Day 7: Praia da Vieira – Nazaré

Day 8: Nazaré – Foz do Arelho

Day 9: Foz do Arelho – Peniche

Day 10: Peniche – Santa Cruz

Day 11: Santa Cruz – Ericeira

Day 12: Ericeira – Cascais

Day 13: Cascais – Lisbon

Day 14: Departure from Lisbon

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Self-guided

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What are self-guided cycling tours?

How demanding are your tours?

What kind of a bicycle is the best for your tours?

Why aren't accommodations specified?

How far in advance should I book?

What if I have dietary restrictions?

Do you offer bike rentals?

What's the best season for cycling in Portugal?

Ratings & Reviews

Katja Bobik

Mystie Pineda

Bill Wright

barney barnhart

John Woeste

Alison Booth

Katja Bobik

Bill Wright

John Woeste

Mystie Pineda

barney barnhart

Alison Booth

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Hassle-Free

Tried & Tested Adventures

Unbeatable Support

Book with Confidence

Have questions? Talk to us.

Our Bikes

Ratings & Reviews

Katja Bobik

Mystie Pineda

Bill Wright

barney barnhart

John Woeste

Alison Booth

Katja Bobik

Bill Wright

John Woeste

Mystie Pineda

barney barnhart

Alison Booth

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Itinerary of the trip

Day 1: Arrival in Porto

Day 2: Porto – Ovar

Day 3: Ovar – Aveiro

Day 4: Aveiro – Praia de Mira

Day 5: Praia de Mira – Figueira da Foz

Day 6: Figueira da Foz – Praia da Vieira

Day 7: Praia da Vieira – Nazaré

Day 8: Nazaré – Foz do Arelho

Day 9: Foz do Arelho – Peniche

Day 10: Peniche – Santa Cruz

Day 11: Santa Cruz – Ericeira

Day 12: Ericeira – Cascais

Day 13: Cascais – Lisbon