Bike And Barge Tours & Trips
Ride your bike through the beautiful streets of Paris and visit the Palace of Versailles, where French royalty used to walk. Head to Vincent van Gogh's last home in Auvers, where he made his last great works of art. Go to the castle of Pierrefonds, which rises from the forest, and explore St. Quentin, with its impressive town hall, and Tournai, with its soaring cathedral.
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Gai • traveled in July, 2025
From start to finish our guide Paul and crew steward Emma, chef Sylvia and our skipper were attentive, professional, skilled in their roles. Safety was the top priority and meeting the needs of guests was evidently important.
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Annette • traveled in July
What an awesome trip great crew awesome guide, very busy days with not a lot of down time which was great as there was so much to see & do. Would recommend this tour.
Bike & barge tour Provence and Camargue: from Avignon to Aigues-Mortes
10 best Bike and Barge tour packages
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- Grand Rhine & Dutch Canals 2026 Start Basel, End Amsterdam
- Amsterdam – Bruges (Tulip Tour, Spring)
- Bike cruise from Passau to Vienna and back
- Champagne Paris » Epernay, Bike & Barge in France
- Italy Bike & barge tour: cycle from Mantua to Venice
- Bike & barge tour Provence and Camargue: from Aigues-Mortes to Avignon
- Bike & barge tour Provence and Camargue: from Avignon to Aigues-Mortes
- Italy Bike & barge tour: cycle from Venice to Mantua
- Germany guided-Ebiketour | Moselle-River | 6 days
- Thailand & Laos - Guided e-Bike Tour (13 Days)
The route stretches from Hellevoetsluis across Haringvlietdam, taking cyclists through Utrecht's medieval streets and Laeken Park in Brussels. Guided tours wind along the Neckar River to Ladenburg and through Antwerp's diamond district, with all bike equipment included.
Duration 15 days Destinations Switzerland, Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, England Age Range Ages 12+ Operator AmaWaterways From
- US$7,999+$500 upfront costs
Find your rhythm with daily 40-60km rides through Holland and Belgium while your luggage travels aboard the Feniks. Each morning take your 24-speed bike to see bulb fields, fortified Willemstad, and fishing villages like Oude Tonge and Bruinisse, then return to 3-course dinners.
Duration 8 days Destinations Amsterdam, Oude Wetering, Gouda, Dordrecht, Zierikzee, Middelburg, Vlissingen, Ghent, Bruges Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Feniks Charter From
- US$2,140
This 8-day trip provides full board in 2-bed upper deck cabins with shower, TV, and air conditioning, plus wellness area access and 2 hydrojet waterbed massages per cabin. Cycle from Passau through Austrian baroque towns like Grein and Dürnstein while your floating hotel follows traffic-free Danube paths.
Duration 8 days Destinations Passau, Schlögen, Linz, Wallsee, Grein, Spitz, Wachau, Melk, Vienna, HainburgSee all destinations Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in Only: German Operator Feuer und Eis Touristik From
- US$1,949
Stay aboard a barge with 8-14 guests in ensuite cabins while cycling 35-50km daily through French countryside. Ride quiet trails from Chateau de Vincennes through Brie cheese country to Chateau Thierry, ending in Epernay for champagne cellar tours with fully guided rides.
Duration 8 days Destinations Paris, Lagny-sur-Marne, Meaux, La Ferte-sous-Jouarre, Chateau Thierry, Dormans, Epernay Age Range Ages 10+ Operated in English, Dutch Operator Feniks Charter From
- US$1,614
Italy Bike & barge tour: cycle from Mantua to Venice
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The boat accomodations were good, small cabins but had everything I needed. Food was top notch.”
Mary, traveled in July
Northern Italy reveals itself through daily rides of 25-50km along the Po River. The Ave Maria 4* or Vita Pugna 3* offer air-conditioned cabins and sundeck views. Mantua's Renaissance treasures, Bergantino's unique Amusement Rides Museum, and the Po Delta's flamingo colonies await.
No departure dates availableDuration 8 days Destinations Mantua, Bergantino, Zelo, Ferrara, Adria, Chioggia, Pellestrina, Venice Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Girolibero - Cycling holidays Bike & barge tour Provence and Camargue: from Aigues-Mortes to Avignon
6 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour itself was lovely. We saw lots of nice countryside and lots of historic sights.”
Marc, traveled in June
The renovated L'Estello barge hosts 45km daily rides through Camargue's wild landscapes. Highlights include medieval Aigues-Mortes fortress, Le Grau-du-Roi's beaches, and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence's limestone cliffs. Six chef-prepared dinners and guided tours of Roman Arles complement flexible riding options.
No departure dates availableDuration 8 days Destinations Aigues-Mortes, Arles, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Vallabregues, Barbentane, Aramon, Pont du Gard, Avignon Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Girolibero - Cycling holidays Bike & barge tour Provence and Camargue: from Avignon to Aigues-Mortes
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The rooms, while small, were comfortable. I would love to do another bike/barge tour.”
Debbie, traveled in May
The Caprice barge carries cyclists through Provence, with 30-65km daily rides between Avignon and Aigues-Mortes. Routes include île de la Barthelasse's vineyards, Europe's best-preserved Roman aqueduct at Pont du Gard, and Camargue's wild landscapes. Seven nights in air-conditioned cabins with en-suite facilities complete the journey.
No departure dates availableDuration 8 days Destinations Avignon, Villeneuve-les-Avignon, Aramon, Pont du Gard, Vallabregues, Barbentane, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Arles, Aigues-Mortes Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Girolibero - Cycling holidays
What our customers ask about Bike And Barge Tours & Trips
When is the best time to take a bike and barge tour?
Plan your European bike and barge trip between April and October, with the best weather from June through September. If you're cycling in Croatia's Dalmatia region, July and August temperatures reach around 85°F (29°C) - perfect for combining biking with swimming breaks. For routes in the Netherlands and northern Europe, May and June are ideal with comfortable temperatures around 68°F (20°C) and fewer rainy days. Most people book summer months to enjoy long daylight hours and reliable cycling weather.
What destinations can I explore on a bike and barge tour?
You'll find routes throughout Europe's most beautiful waterways. Cycle along the Danube River through Austria and Germany, stopping in cities like Vienna. Pedal through southern France's Rhône Valley, where you'll see endless vineyards and lavender fields while your barge, like the A-ROSA STELLA, waits ahead. Or bike Croatia's coast, hopping between islands like Hvar and Korcula with your floating hotel as your base. Each region offers a mix of quiet countryside and historic towns to explore.
What's included in the daily cycling routes?
You'll get everything needed to cycle confidently: maps, GPS tracks, and easy-to-follow route details through phone apps. Take the Italian tour from Venice to the Po Delta - you'll bike 25-40km (15-25 miles) each day on quiet roads and bike paths, stopping at historic sites and vineyards along the way. One TourRadar traveler noted: "the guides carefully planned routes that showcased the best scenery while keeping safety in mind."
How far do you cycle each day?
Most days you'll ride between 30-50 kilometers (18-31 miles), with plenty of stops for photos and coffee breaks. In the Netherlands, expect about 40-45 kilometers (25-28 miles) daily. Croatia's coastal routes vary more, from 20-60 kilometers (12-37 miles). Don't worry if you need a break - you can always hop on the barge instead of biking the full route.
What kind of meals do you get?
You'll start each day with a big breakfast buffet, get a packed lunch for your ride, and return to a nice dinner featuring local dishes. The Croatia tour includes 7 breakfasts, 5 lunches, and 2 dinners with regional food. One TourRadar traveler on the Provence tour shared: "Sara and Mikaela served up the most amazing meals." Just let them know ahead if you need vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free options.
How many people are in a typical group?
Groups usually have between 20-40 people. Some boats, like the MS Normandie, can take up to 51 guests, while bigger ones like A-ROSA VIVA hold up to 74 people. One TourRadar traveler noted: "We had 24 cyclists in our group, which felt a bit large for one guide - having two guides would have been ideal for the group size."
What meals are included in the price?
Most tours cover all your meals. On the Seine Valley tour, you get 7 breakfasts, 6 packed lunches for cycling days, and 6-7 dinners. One TourRadar traveler shared: "Irene's dinners were as good as any following restaurant meals in Avignon and Paris."