6 Days &
5 Nights
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Lake Constance Cycle Path Highlights
- Ride Europe’s favourite cycle path, Lake Constance
- Easy-going cycling through Austria, Germany and Switzerland
- The 'Bavarian Riveria' with its magnificent castles and enchanting gardens
- Medieval towns of Constance, Überlingen and Lindau
- Enjoy lakeside beaches and alpine views
Cycle the highlights of Lake Constance on this shortened itinerary of Europe’s most popular cycling route. Known locally as Bodensee, follow the flatter sections of this easy going cycle path as you pedal through the medieval waterside towns and villages of Austria, Switzerland and Germany. From Constance, hop on a ferry across to the northern shore, pedalling through Germany’s Riviera to the island town of Lindau, renowned for its magnificent castles and enchanting gardens. Unwind with a lakeside picnic at one of the many beaches and soak up the far reaching Alpine views. Take a cable car up Austria’s Pfander Mountain in Bregenz and round it off with locally brewed German beer at one of the many harbour bars in Constance - Prost!
From $1,340.00
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THIS TRIP'S CARBON SCORE
This trip has a carbon score of 3kg per person per night, meaning it’s one of our best trips! For comparison, a carbon count of 3kg is equivalent to 10 miles in a medium-size gas car. Here at Macs, we pride ourselves on being a responsible travel company and continue to adopt, develop and innovate ways to positively impact the environment. Find out more information about how we've carbon counted our trips.
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