Bikepacking routes in Hungary

Long-distance bike trip from Amstetten to the Holy Land. Return by cargo ship to Italy and by train home. A great experience.

After a long ride, immersing yourself in warm water is always relaxing. This thermal chain crosses the Great Plain and connects 32 thermal baths.

After a long ride, soaking in warm water is always relaxing. This thermal chain links 11 thermal baths of Southern Transdanubia as part of a multi-day cycling route.

Soaking in warm water after a long ride is always relaxing. This thermal chain connects 32 thermal baths in the northern part of Hungary through a multi-day cycling route.

Immersing yourself in warm water after a long ride is always relaxing. This thermal chain connects 20 thermal baths in the eastern corner of Hungary as part of a multi-day cycling route.

This tour strings together the sights of Csallóköz, Europe's largest inland island located between the Danube, Little Danube, and Váh rivers. It complements the sightseeing in Komárom with visits to water mills and beautifully preserved Árpád era churches. During the tour, we will also learn about the Bősi dam, which had a great impact on our recent history. There will also be no shortage of natural attractions on this two-day tour.

Soaking in warm water after a long bike ride is always relaxing. This thermal chain connects 19 thermal baths in the southern part of Hungary in the framework of a multi-day cycling route.

A multi-day cycling route inspired by Krisztián Szabó's travel film "Around the Tatras in 8 Days".

During the two-day tour, we cycle around one of Hungary's wildest mid-mountain ranges, uniquely discovering the Börzsöny's various individually impressive faces.

The Göcsej, Hetés, and South Zala’s wild, forested, and rich landscape of sights—and hills—are connected by this two- or multi-day cycling tour between Zalaegerszeg and Nagykanizsa. Diving deeper into the sights and landscapes on our route, the trip can even be extended into a cycling holiday.