The adventure begins in Copenhagen, where participants on International Adventure Guides June cycling adventure in Denmark begin by exploring canals, dining on world-class cuisine and continuing with a guided bike tour of the city’s attractions.
Riders will visit one of Copenhagen’s world-class museums, enjoy the thrills of one of the world’s oldest amusement parks and shop on one of the longest pedestrian-only streets in Europe.
Tour participants will then travel by train to the historic Danish city of Aarhus, founded in the early Viking Age and well-known for its art and architecture. The group will visit ARoS Art Museum, get a private bike tour of the city, walk the streets of the restoration village of Den Gamle By and enjoy drinks at the rooftop lounge of Salling department store.
Continuing westward, riders will journey to the coast of Jutland and the North Sea, spending two days cycling on e-bikes along the coast through quaint villages and pastoral landscapes. Participants will stay in comfortable boutique hotels and have their luggage transported by van between stays. Don’t worry, we keep the biking mileage to between 20–30 per day, so there will be plenty of time to stop at the beach, chat with locals and enjoy great meals.
After reaching the beach resort town of Nørre Vorupør, riders will relax for the night and travel back to Copenhagen the following day for another night in the Danish capital. Some will choose to fly home the next day, while others will take advantage of Copenhagen’s convenient location and add on a tour of Norway, Sweden, Germany or The Netherlands.
This Denmark cycling adventure is family friendly, with mostly flat bike paths, and is a great way to see the beauty of this Scandinavian treasure. The tour runs June 9–16, with a maximum group size of 12 persons. The tour costs $2,595 per person.
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