If you're the kind of couple who likes to do things a little differently—who loves good food and wine, craves breathtaking scenery, and wants to spend quality time exploring the world together—then a couple bike trip might just be your perfect getaway.
Bike tours offer a mix of adventure, romance, and cultural discovery. You’ll share stories over vineyard dinners, ride through charming towns, and experience the joy of traveling at your own pace. Whether you're honeymooners, long-time partners, or just starting your journey together, these tours promise unforgettable moments, cozy accommodations, and life lived to the fullest—on two wheels.
Here are seven of the best bike tours for couples that blend love, leisure, and a touch of the unexpected.
What's not to love about a tour that combines beautiful rides, wine tastings, and picturesque villages? Alsace is a dream for couples looking to explore a region rich in tradition and taste.
Known for its floral villages, rolling vineyards, and white wines that pair perfectly with hearty local dishes, this tour invites you to slow down and savor life. You’ll pedal past imposing medieval castles, rest in postcard-worthy towns, and wander the cobbled streets of Strasbourg and Colmar—two of France’s most enchanting cities.
Why couples love it: Romantic scenery, world-class wine, and the perfect mix of nature and culture in one of France’s most iconic wine country regions.
Few routes in Europe offer as much history and romance as the one between Strasbourg, France, and Mainz, Germany. This tour is ideal for couples wanting to dive into culture and countryside without rushing the journey.
Starting in Strasbourg—a UNESCO World Heritage town with fairy-tale charm—you’ll ride along the Rhine River, passing vineyards, quiet villages, and scenic riverbanks. Your trip wraps up in Mainz, a city known for its wine, warm hospitality, and beautiful old town.
Expect: A balanced mix of relaxed riding, vibrant destinations, and rich stories around every bend.
If you're new to bicycle touring or just want something laid-back and fun, this trip in Hungary’s wine country hits the sweet spot. With gentle terrain and low daily mileage, it’s perfect for couples of all cycling levels.
This region is bursting with nature and flavor. You’ll explore quiet trails, dine on local specialties, and sip your way through a generous selection of wines. There’s no rush—just long, sunny days spent riding together and evenings relaxing at intimate accommodations.
Bonus: The tour includes plenty of time to rest, dine, and soak in the moment. Perfect for romantics looking to slow life down a notch.
If a beach vacation sounds appealing—but you’d rather skip the crowds and fruity drinks—this coastal tour in Portugal offers the ideal alternative.
Known as Europe’s sunniest region, the Algarve is a haven for couples who want to ride along the sea with warm breezes in their hair. Think blue-green waters, cliffside views, Portuguese cuisine, and peaceful villages that feel a world away from the usual tourist trails.
What makes it special: It’s off the beaten path, full of natural wonder, and perfectly suited for lovers looking to explore a romantic corner of the world at their own pace.
Paris is always a good idea—especially when you ride into it with your partner by your side. This unique bike and boat tour lets you travel in style and comfort, blending daily rides with relaxed evenings aboard your floating hotel.
You’ll journey through Belgium and northern France, visiting castles, charming towns, and sites steeped in history. Highlights include Van Gogh’s final home in Auvers-sur-Oise, the grand palace of Versailles, and the well-preserved medieval beauty of Bruges.
Why couples love it: It’s a tour that invites connection—whether you're cycling through vineyards, strolling hand in hand through cobbled streets, or enjoying a glass of wine as the boat glides along the canal.
Tuscany was practically made for romance. This tour is a favorite among honeymooners and anyone who dreams of spending their days riding through rolling hills and their evenings dining by candlelight.
You’ll travel between the towns of Pienza, Siena, and Castellina—each offering rich history, spectacular views, and, of course, incredible wine. Expect charming inns, time for wine tastings, and plenty of moments that feel straight out of a movie.
Scenery, food, and wine lovers unite: This is a ride through the heart of Italy’s wine country and a journey into la dolce vita.
Let Ireland’s magic sweep you off your feet. This relaxed tour in the Connemara region is all about slowing down, taking in the mountain air, and spending quality time with your favorite person.
You’ll cycle past lakes, along quiet country lanes, and even find yourself walking hand-in-hand on the beach. Stops include the romantic Kylemore Abbey and scenic villages where time seems to stand still.
It’s a perfect pick for couples who want to combine the joy of riding with plenty of room to rest, explore, and simply enjoy each other's company.
Beyond the gorgeous routes and amazing food, traveling by bike brings couples closer. You learn how to work as a team, navigate new places, and handle surprises together—whether it’s getting a little lost or managing mechanical issues along the way. These shared experiences are what make the memories stick.
Every ride becomes a new chapter in your relationship story. From morning starts with the sun on your back to nights spent recounting the day’s highlights over dinner, the joy of the journey becomes part of your life together.
Choosing a romantic bike trip is more than picking a destination—it’s deciding to take on an adventure together. Whether you're drawn to the vineyards of France, the coastline of Portugal, or the mountain trails of Ireland, there's a tour that fits your rhythm and relationship.
Once you've booked your tour, check out our tips for traveling with your partner! We’ve got advice to help make every moment on the trail as smooth and meaningful as possible.
Love, wine, adventure, and wheels—you bring the partner, and we'll help with the rest.
