Guided
Moderate
Cycle along Denmark’s scenic coastlines, wind past thatched villages, and explore vibrant cities like Copenhagen and Aarhus. With its flat terrain, dedicated bike paths, and a famously bike-loving culture, Denmark is a relaxed, rewarding destination for cyclists of all ages and abilities.
Our Denmark tours focus on gentle, self-guided cycling along scenic routes and quiet country roads. Expect coastal trails, ferry-hopping across islands, and daily highlights steeped in history, food, and Danish design.
Moderate
Danish Krone
Danish
GMT+1
Approx 2-3 hours
Denmark is made for cycling. With over 12,000 km of marked cycle routes, smooth infrastructure, and a strong cycling culture, it’s one of Europe’s most bike-friendly destinations. From the cobbled lanes of Copenhagen to the peaceful landscapes of Funen and Jutland, cycling here feels easy, natural, and deeply enjoyable. Distances are short, drivers are respectful, and you’re never far from a sandy beach, coastal cafe, or local bakery. Whether you're new to bike touring or seeking a laid-back adventure, Denmark offers the perfect balance of nature, culture, and comfort on two wheels.
Denmark’s cycling regions each offer their own charm. Sealand combines royal heritage with relaxed coastal riding; Funen, known as the “Garden of Denmark,” is all rolling countryside and fairy-tale villages; while Jutland boasts expansive beaches, heathlands, and the wild beauty of the North Sea coast. Each area is connected by excellent infrastructure, making for stress-free, slow-paced exploration.
Effortlessly cool and built for bikes, Copenhagen is a cyclist’s dream, where every street invites you to explore stylish cafés, culture, and canals on two wheels.
“In Denmark, there are more bikes than people, and it shows! You’ll see locals cycling in all weather, dressed for work, school, or dinner. It’s not just transport here, it’s a way of life.”
Luke, Co-founder
Yes, Denmark is ideal for beginners. The terrain is mostly flat, and there are well-maintained bike paths separated from traffic. Signage is clear, and routes are easy to follow.
Late spring to early autumn (May–September) offers the best weather for cycling, with mild temperatures, long daylight hours, and minimal rain.
Absolutely. Denmark has a strong cycling culture, and drivers are highly respectful of cyclists, especially on shared roads.
Yes, most trains and ferries allow bikes, making it easy to combine cycling with public transport and explore different regions.
Hybrid or touring bikes are ideal. The terrain is flat and paved, so there’s no need for mountain bikes. E-bikes are also popular and widely supported.
Choose between guided group adventures or go self-guided at your own pace.
We handle your luggage and accommodation, so you can focus on enjoying the ride.
Every tour is handpicked for scenic beauty, tasty food stops, and unforgettable moments.
You can ride easy knowing your money is fully protected by PTS, and tours run by our trusted local partners.
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