Cycling Holiday in Piedmont – Based in one hotel

The price is based upon two people sharing. It is also possible travel alone in a single room. Simply choose "1 person" in the booking form and it will automatically add the single room surcharge.

On this tour you will be on your own supplied with maps, route descriptions and luggage transfers. That means that your time is your own and you have plenty of time to enjoy the stages in your own pace.

Check the price quickly
You can quickly check the price of your desired trip without having to fill out any forms. Here’s how:

1. Click on the "Calculate Price" button (you’ll find it in the "Dates and Prices" section) – this will take you to the first pages of the booking form
2. Select your preferred date, number of people, room distribution, any extra nights, and any available add-ons you may want
3. See the price

Get a quote
If you would like a flight included, or changes made to the trip, you can request a customized offer by clicking the "Get Quote" button at the top of the page. Remember to describe in detail what changes you would like.

The booking process
When you book the trip, we will begin booking hotels and arranging all the practical aspects of your tour. This process typically takes 5–8 working days, but in some cases it may take longer for certain bookings. If you arrange your own transportation, we recommend waiting until we have confirmed your booking before making any arrangements.

Dates
If you can select a date in the trip calendar (in the booking form), then this is a possible start date. We regularly update our trips with sold-out dates; these dates will then appear in red/grey and cannot be selected.

On all our cycling holidays it is possible bring your own bike but it also possible to rent a bike for the tour. The bikes you can rent are all perfectly suited for the tour and the local terrain and all bikes are perfectly maintained. If you want to rent a bike on your holiday, then you select this on the booking form.

Equipment included in the bike rental:

• Saddle bag (water repellent)
• Handlebar bag (water repellent)
• Service-set with tools and extra bicycle tube
• Combination lock

Please note that helmets are not included and you need to bring your own.

Roadside assistance
All bikes are equipped with puncture resistant tyres which means that it is virtually impossible to puncture. No rule without exceptions, so should you experience a punctured tyre then you can quickly fix it by using the tools in the service-set. If the damage is greater than a simply puncture then you simply call us and we make sure that your bike is fixed or you will be supplied with a new bike as quickly as possible.

Insurance is included
Insurance against theft and damages are included in the bike rental. Should you have any problems of this nature then all you have to do is to let us know and we will supply a new bike as quickly as possible. Naturally, careless or mischievous behavior is exempt from this.  

Transport to and from Italy is not included in the holiday price. We recommend waiting until your holiday has been confirmed before booking flights or other transport (confirmation normally takes 5–8 working days).

By air
The nearest airport is Turin Airport (TRN), approximately 40 km from the hotel. Depending on your departure airport, flights to Turin may involve a connection. Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is another option, although it is further from the hotel.

From Turin Airport, you can take a taxi or hire car directly to the hotel. Alternatively, take the train to Torino Porta Susa, continue by regional train via Chivasso to Strambino, and take a taxi for the final approximately 2 km to the hotel.

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By car
If you prefer to drive, the address is Hotel Sina Villa Matilde, Viale Marconi 29, 10090 Romano Canavese, Italy. Limited free parking is available at the hotel, along with paid garage parking.

By train
You can also travel by train to Turin and continue on regional services via Chivasso to Strambino. From Strambino, take a taxi to the hotel.

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How it works

1. You book the holiday with us.

2. We confirm your booking, normally within 5–8 working days.

3. Once confirmed, you can book your transport.

On this cycling holiday, you will spend all 6 nights at the charming 4-star Hotel Sina Villa Matilde in Romano Canavese. Set in a historic villa, the hotel offers a lovely setting for your stay in Piedmont. After a day of cycling, you can relax in the hotel's wellness and spa area or enjoy the outdoor swimming pool, which normally opens around 1 June.

You can choose between two room categories:

• Category B – Superior: Accommodation in a Superior Room.

• Category A – Deluxe: Accommodation in a Deluxe Room, the hotel's higher room category.

Breakfast is included every morning, and with the same hotel throughout your holiday, there is no need to pack and unpack between cycling days.

In the itinerary, you can see examples of the hotels we normally use on this holiday. If the hotels shown are unavailable when we confirm your booking, we will arrange accommodation of a similar standard.

Breakfast
Breakfast is included every day and is served at Hotel Sina Villa Matilde, giving you a good start before heading out on your cycling routes.

Lunch
Lunch is not included. Along the way, you can stop at a local café or restaurant, and our app provides an overview of places to eat along each day's route. Please note that the app does not show whether these places are currently open. On days with fewer options, we recommend checking restaurants and opening hours on Google before setting off. You can also buy provisions from local supermarkets or ask the hotel whether they can prepare a packed lunch.

Dinner
Dinner is not included. Hotel Sina Villa Matilde has its own restaurant, Le Scuderie, where you can enjoy traditional Piedmontese cuisine. You can also explore dining options in Romano Canavese and the surrounding towns. We recommend booking a table in advance, particularly if you would like to dine at the hotel.

Local specialities
Piedmont is famous for its food and wine. Look out for agnolotti, small parcels of stuffed pasta, vitello tonnato, veal served with tuna sauce, and bagna cauda, a warm garlic and anchovy dip served with vegetables. The region is also well known for its hazelnuts, chocolate and wines such as Barbera and Nebbiolo.

Restaurant opening hours may vary, and some places may operate reduced hours at the beginning and end of the season.

On this tour, you will receive the following documents:

Upon booking
Immediately after booking this trip, you'll recieve a pre-booking-email where you can get a complete overview of your booking. Once the tour is confirmed you get a confirmation email from us along with practical information about the tour.

One month before departure
You will receive a hotel list and final travel documents.

Upon arrival at the first hotel
You'll receive the welcome pack, which contains everything you need for the trip. There will be route descriptions, maps, luggage tags, specific local vouchers and if you have rented a bike, they will also be handed out at the first hotel. The documents are in English.
Notice: On some tours it is necessary to either print the documents yourself or to bring them electronically.

After booking this trip, you get access to various discount schemes.

We recommend taking out travel insurance that covers at least illness, accident, repatriation, lost holiday, luggage and liability. As a customer, you are responsible for taking out the necessary travel insurance to cover these costs.

Before taking out insurance, you should check whether you are already covered by travel or cancellation insurance through your home insurance company, credit card or similar - please note that there may be differences in insurance coverage.

Piedmont enjoys pleasant conditions for cycling from spring through autumn. In April and May, daytime temperatures typically reach around 17–21°C, with green and lush countryside. The summer months of June, July and August are warmer, with temperatures generally around 25–28°C, although particularly hot days can be even warmer. September often brings lovely cycling weather with temperatures around 23°C, while October is cooler at approximately 17°C during the day.

Rain showers are possible throughout the season, particularly in spring. We recommend bringing lightweight cycling clothes, sun protection, a waterproof jacket and an extra layer for cooler mornings. During the summer months, it is especially important to carry plenty of water on your rides.

Weather conditions can vary from year to year and from day to day, so we always recommend checking the local forecast before setting off on each day's cycling route.

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When you book a trip with us, we plant a tree in Kenya.

Bering Travel partners with Growing Trees Network, which has been planting trees in Kenya since 2020 in collaboration with Seniorer uden Grænser (Seniors Without Borders). The trees are planted with small-scale local farmers in the Mount Kenya region, as well as at schools, where the fruit helps supplement students’ diets and is incorporated into their learning.

The trees are planted using the shamba method – a sustainable approach that combines reforestation with agricultural crops. This keeps the soil covered with vegetation throughout the year, helping to prevent nutrient loss and reduce erosion.

The contribution to tree planting comes directly from Bering Travel’s own earnings and is not added to the price of your trip.

This initiative is not intended as a carbon offset for travel, but as a way to make a positive contribution.

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