Mostly flat and paved paths, some light uphill stretches, few unpaved natural paths and less traffic side roads.

Individual arrival in Køge. Here you will find extensive sandy beaches, a medieval old town and the oldest town hall in Denmark!

Today you will travel through the green south of Zealand to Næstved, one of the oldest towns in the country. Visit Gavnø Castle with its impressive castle park, which is home to more than half a million flower bulbs. In the Naestved area, you can also visit Bonbon Land and a glassworks.

The tour continues northwest through the Great Belt. Here you will be accompanied by beautiful beaches and dune landscapes all the way to the village of Karrebæksminde. Explore the many small restaurants and cafés or pay a visit to the fishing and town museum befor you head inland to todays stage destination

Today you cycle to the coasts and fjords around Roskilde. First you cycle to Iselfjord and then on to Roskildefjord. Roskilde Cathedral is the burial place of many Danish kings and queens. Following in the footsteps of the Vikings, you can row and sail across the fjord from the harbor on replicas of the old Viking ships.

Today’s stage takes you to the Danish capital. Copenhagen is a pocket-sized cosmopolitan city, which means you can reach all the interesting corners of the city within a short distance by bike, bus or often on foot.

Today belongs to Copenhagen and its sights. Discover the Danish capital by bike, which is the number one means of transportation here. Copenhagen has an excellent network of cycle paths. If you don’t want to cycle, take a stroll to Nyhavn to the Little Mermaid and walk along the Stroget shopping street or visit the legendary Tivoli amusement park.

Today you cycle south along the beaches of Copenhagen and leisurely back to the starting point of your cycle tour - to Køge, where you return the rental bikes to the hotel in the afternoon.

Individual departure after breakfast or extension