High-quality unisex touring bike with coaster brake on the rear wheel.
Body size approx. 155cm - 190cm.
The history of this region of Germany dates back to Roman times 2,000 years ago. Beautiful half-timbered houses, vineyards, the Porta Nigra in Trier and the meeting of the Moselle and Rhine in Koblenz and Saarburg (also known as “Little Venice”) are just some of the highlights of this journey.
At 544 kilometers, the Moselle is the longest tributary of the Rhine and one of the most important trade routes in Germany. The Saar River is the longest tributary of the Moselle at 246 km. The cycle paths are of very good quality and most of the cycling routes are paved and not challenging to cycle on. This tour is therefore also suitable for untrained cyclists.
The tour is sold out for 2025.
Bookings are open for 2026.
On the following departure dates, the tour goes from Koblenz to Saarburg as described:
25.04.2026* Embarkation in Bonn instead of Koblenz, departure from Bonn at 17:00 (boarding at 16:00). Arrival in Andernach on April 25 at 22:00. Departure on day 2 from Andernach at 06:00. Arrival in Alken at 10:00. The itinerary continues as scheduled
09.05.2026
01.08.2026
15.08.2026
29.08.2026
12.09.2026
26.09.2026
10.10.2026
On the intermediate dates, the tour runs in reverse
The tour starts in Saarburg and ends in Koblenz
The daily programs will be similar, just read in reverse – and the cycling routes and distances will follow the same itinerary, with only minor variations. Departure dates for this version are:
02.05.2026
16.05.2026
08.08.2026
22.08.2026
05.09.2026
19.09.2026
03.10.2026
17.10.2026
The tour is a category 1 and you cycle along car-free paths, country roads with little traffic and paved cycle paths. There will also be stretches on dusty farm tracks and gravel roads, with a few short stretches along main roads. These are cycle routes that invite you to enjoy the surroundings at a leisurely pace. The routes are mostly flat with some hilly sections. However, there will be a few steep climbs and descents along the way. It is always possible to skip a bike leg and stay on the boat instead.