Unisex 21-speed bike
Dereilleur gears with freewheel
High-quality unisex touring bike with comfortable low entry.
Body size approx. 148cm - 190cm.
43cm
46cm
51cm
56cm
The route
The Kattegat Cycle Route follows Sweden's west coast from Gothenburg to Helsingborg along well-signposted cycle paths and quiet country roads with very little traffic. Most of the route is paved, although some shorter sections follow gravel roads. The scenery is varied, with flat coastal stretches and more undulating sections through forests, open farmland and charming seaside communities. You'll encounter some climbs, particularly across the Bjäre Peninsula. With daily distances of approximately 40–75 km, this cycling holiday is suitable for experienced cyclists who would like to explore Sweden's west coast at an active yet comfortable pace.
Easy cancellation up to 35 days before departure
This tour is covered by our special easy cancellation policy up to 35 days before departure.
Itinerary
See the day-by-day itinerary below.
Welcome to Gothenburg, Sweden's second-largest city and the starting point of your cycling holiday along the Kattegat Cycle Route. After arriving and checking into your hotel, the rest of the day is yours to explore the city at your own pace. Wander through the charming Haga district, where cobbled streets, traditional wooden houses and cosy cafés create a wonderful atmosphere.
You can also visit the Gothenburg Museum of Art and the famous Poseidon statue at Götaplatsen, or enjoy a stroll along the city's canals and through its green parks. Gothenburg is particularly well known for its fish and seafood restaurants, so why not begin your holiday with a delicious dinner featuring the flavours of Sweden's west coast?
Category B hotel (example): Hotel Heden
Category A hotel (example): Hotel Eggers
Today, your cycling adventure along the Kattegat Cycle Route begins! Leaving central Gothenburg, you'll follow the harbour entrance past Röda Sten, a former industrial area now known for its contemporary art centre and creative atmosphere. Continue past the Klippan Cultural Reserve and Nya Varvet before leaving the bustle of the city behind and reaching the scenic surroundings of Stora Amundön. Along the coastline, you'll discover a beautiful landscape of rocky shores, leafy forests, sheltered bays and small marinas.
Between Askim and Billdal, the route runs close to the sea before continuing towards Särö along a former railway line that has been transformed into a pleasant cycle path. Särö was once a popular summer retreat for royalty and Gothenburg's high society, and the area is still known for its beautiful villas and idyllic coastal setting. From here, continue through the green countryside around Vallda before reaching Kungsbacka, a charming town with historic wooden houses, welcoming cafés and restaurants.
Category B hotel (example): Hotel Halland
Category A hotel (example): Hotel Halland
After breakfast, leave Kungsbacka and cycle south through rural countryside with open fields, horse farms and rolling hills. One of today's first highlights is Fjärås Bräcka, an impressive gravel ridge offering wonderful views of both the sea and Lake Lygnern. Here, you can stop to visit the historic Li burial ground, where more than a hundred standing stones bear witness to the area's long history.
Continue through Halland's beautiful agricultural landscape towards the coastal village of Åsa, where you'll meet the sea once again. From here, the route passes through small villages and communities such as Frillesås and Tångaberg, surrounded by green countryside and open fields. As you approach Varberg, the coastal scenery gradually changes, with sandy beaches, rocky stretches of shoreline and small islands offshore. Today's destination is the historic seaside town of Varberg, where the impressive medieval fortress and beautiful cold bathhouse are among the best-known attractions. End the day with a stroll along the seafront or a delicious dinner in the charming town centre.
Category B hotel (example): Hotel Gästis
Category A hotel (example): Varbergs Stadshotell
Today's cycling stage begins with a beautiful ride along Varberg's seafront promenade, leaving the impressive fortress behind as you continue south along the coast. If you haven't already visited the fortress, it's well worth stopping to discover its fascinating history and see the famous Bocksten Man, a remarkable archaeological discovery from the Middle Ages.
Continue through the open coastal landscapes of Halland, passing charming fishing villages such as Träslövsläge and Glommen. In Träslövsläge, known locally as Läjet, you can wander through narrow streets lined with well-preserved wooden houses and experience the atmosphere of the traditional fishing harbour. It's also a wonderful place to sample fresh langoustines and other seafood from Sweden's west coast. Along the way, you'll encounter small harbours, local craftspeople and beautiful views across the Kattegat. Today's destination is Falkenberg, one of Halland's oldest towns, where you can explore the charming town centre and enjoy a relaxing evening.
Category B hotel (example): Grand Hotel Falkenberg
Category A hotel (example): Hamngatan 27
Today, you'll continue south along one of the most beautiful stretches of Halland's coastline. Leaving Falkenberg, you'll cycle past the popular Skrea Beach and through the scenic Grimsholmen area, where open coastal landscapes and lovely sea views await. Continue towards the small seaside village of Ugglarp, known for its vegetable farms and beautiful swimming spots. The landscape alternates between open farmland, lush nature reserves and rocky stretches of coastline.
Further south, you'll reach Steninge, where the beautiful rocky coastline and relaxed atmosphere make it an ideal place for a break. Here, you can visit a local glass workshop or simply settle down for something to eat or drink. Continue past the historic windmill in Särdal, where you'll find both a café and a farm shop. As you approach Halmstad, you'll pass Tylösand, one of Sweden's most famous sandy beaches, known for its long stretch of white sand and iconic hotel. Stop for a swim or a stroll along the beach before cycling onwards to Halmstad, where today's stage comes to an end.
Category B hotel (example): Hotel Continental Relax & Spa
Category A hotel (example): Grand Halmstad
After breakfast, leave Halmstad and continue south along beautiful Laholm Bay. Today's stage takes you through a different coastal landscape, with long sandy beaches, soft dunes and expansive sea views. You'll cycle alongside one of Sweden's longest continuous stretches of sandy beach, where the fresh sea air and open surroundings create a wonderful atmosphere. Along the way, there are plenty of opportunities to stop for a refreshing swim or simply enjoy the views.
Continue through the scenic Gullbranna and Tönnersa nature reserves, known for their coastal habitats, abundant birdlife and varied vegetation. Here, you can stop to experience the natural surroundings before continuing south. Today's destination is Båstad, a charming seaside town at the foot of the Bjäre Peninsula. The town is well known for its beautiful beaches, long tennis tradition and scenic surroundings. Round off the day with a stroll along the seafront or a delicious dinner at one of the town's restaurants.
Category B hotel (example): Hotel Äppelgården
Category A hotel (example): Hotel Riviera Strand
Today, you'll enjoy a varied cycling stage across the beautiful Bjäre Peninsula. Leaving Båstad, you'll head inland for a while and cycle across the peninsula through rolling countryside with open farmland, green hills and small villages. The terrain is hillier than on the previous day, with several climbs rewarded by beautiful views across the Skåne landscape. The area is known for its traditional farmhouses and small-scale agriculture, which create an authentic rural atmosphere.
After crossing the Bjäre Peninsula, you'll reach Vejbystrand, where you'll once again meet the sea and beautiful Skälderviken Bay. Here, you can stop at the beach, enjoy the views or take a coffee break at one of the local cafés. Continue south along the coastline through small communities and lush natural surroundings before arriving in Ängelholm. This welcoming town offers a charming centre with shops, cafés and restaurants where you can relax after today's cycling.
Category B hotel (example): Hotel Lilton
Category A hotel (example): Hotel Hus 57
After breakfast, leave Ängelholm and cycle south through the scenic landscapes of the Kulla Peninsula. Along the way, you'll pass open fields, vineyards and small family-run farm shops, where you can discover local produce and specialities. Eventually, you'll reach Höganäs, known for its long pottery tradition and famous salt-glazed ceramics. Take the opportunity to visit one of the local pottery shops before continuing along the coast.
The route takes you through picturesque fishing villages and small harbours such as Viken and Domsten, where traditional houses and charming harbour settings characterise the landscape. As you approach Helsingborg, you'll pass Sofiero Palace and its famous gardens. It's well worth stopping to explore the colourful parkland and enjoy the beautiful views across the Öresund Strait. The final part of today's stage follows the seafront promenade into Helsingborg, where you can celebrate the end of your cycling holiday with a stroll through the historic town centre or a delicious dinner by the harbour.
Category B hotel (example): Elite Marina Plaza
Category A hotel (example): Elite Hotel Mollberg
After breakfast, it's time to say goodbye to Helsingborg and Sweden's beautiful west coast. Your cycling holiday along the Kattegat Cycle Route has come to an end after seven days filled with sea views, charming fishing villages, historic coastal towns and wonderful natural scenery.
You can make your own way home or extend your holiday with a few extra days in Helsingborg. We'll be happy to help arrange additional nights if you'd like more time to explore the city and its surroundings.
Pictures from the trip
Prices and dates
Prices per person in EUR
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
ACCOMMODATION
- 8 nights in the selected hotel category
FOOD & DRINKS
- Breakfast every day
CYCLING AND EXPERIENCES
- 7 days of cycling (approx. 380 km in total)
- Standard bike rental (can be deselected – see details below)
- Detailed descriptions of the carefully selected routes (route maps, route descriptions, information about relevant tourist attractions and important phone numbers – in English)
- Access to the route in our GPS app, which also works offline (one access per person)
- Option to receive GPX files for use in your own GPS
TRANSPORT
- Luggage transfer between the hotels (1 piece per person, max. 20 kg)
OTHER
- Insurance for rental bikes
- 24-hour local and international service hotline for the duration of the tour
- This is a packaged holiday and is therefore covered by The Travel Guarantee Fund - See which benefits this means for you - click here
GENERAL
- Transport to/from Sweden
- Cancellation and travel insurance
- Handling fee (€25)
REQUIRED AND PAID LOCALLY
- Any tourist taxes at the hotels
OPTIONAL
The following can be selected in the booking form, when you book the tour.
- E-bike rental
Use the button "Calculate price" on this page to see what the tour will cost with your wanted inclusions.
PARKING
It is possible to park at the first hotel or nearby. Parking cannot be reserved in advance and must be arranged directly with the hotel (expect a cost of approximately SEK 350–450 per day).
Bikes
You can choose between the following bikes for your cycling holiday.
Unisex 8-speed E-bike
Hub gears with freewheel
High quality unisex e-bike with comfortable low entry.
Body size approx. 148cm - 195cm.
46cm "XS"
46cm
51cm
56cm
21-gear men's bike
Dereilleur gears with freewheel
High quality men's touring bike with classic diamond frame.
Body size approx. 165cm - 205cm.
56-51 "sloping" cm
60cm
64cm
PLUS men's bike 27-gear
Dereilleur gears with freewheel
Sportier, lighter and more precise premium rental bike with diamond frame.
Body size approx. 155cm - 205cm.
46cm
50cm
51cm
55cm
60cm
63cm
Practical information
Here you can find answers to various questions about the trip.
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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:
- 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
- Select your preferred date, number of people, room distribution, any extra nights, and any available add-ons you may want
- 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 the starting point of your trip in Gothenburg is not included in the price. We recommend waiting until your trip has been confirmed before booking your transport, which normally takes 5–8 working days.
By car
Gothenburg is easily accessible by car via the Swedish motorways E6 and E20, as well as the E45, which connect the city with other parts of Sweden. If travelling from Denmark, you can take the ferry from Frederikshavn to Gothenburg or drive via the Øresund Bridge and continue north along the E6.
There are several public car parks and parking garages throughout Gothenburg. Parking fees vary depending on the location and duration of your stay. We recommend checking parking options near your hotel before departure.
By train
Gothenburg has excellent train connections with major Swedish cities, including Stockholm, Malmö and Helsingborg, as well as international connections from Copenhagen and Oslo. Most long-distance trains arrive at Gothenburg Central Station (Göteborg C), conveniently located in the city centre. From there, you can easily continue to your hotel by tram, bus or taxi.
You can plan your train journey via Öresundståg.
By plane
Gothenburg Landvetter Airport (GOT) is the city's main international airport, located approximately 25 km east of the city centre. From the airport, you can reach central Gothenburg by airport bus or taxi. The airport bus takes approximately 25–30 minutes to the city centre, depending on traffic.
From central Gothenburg, you can easily continue to your hotel by public transport or taxi.
Read more about how to find the best flight connection.
Notice: we recommend that you book with us and wait for the confirmation before you book your flights.
It works like this:
- You book your chosen holiday with us
- We confirm your holiday (usually within 3-5 business days)
- You arrange your transportation
Get a quote
If you prefer that we handle your flight, then we would be happy to arrange this for you. You simply book a quote below the map on this page and we will return with a quote as soon as possible (usually within 48 working hours). Please note that we add a handling fee of 45 euro to each flight and this means that the flight will be cheaper if you book it yourself.
You will stay for 8 nights in hotels of your chosen category. Category A includes 3- and 4-star hotels, while Category B includes 2- and 3-star hotels. All rooms have private bathrooms, and breakfast is included throughout your stay.
Breakfast: Breakfast is included every day throughout the trip.
Lunch: Along the cycling route, you will find cafés, restaurants and grocery stores in most towns and many smaller villages, where you can stop for lunch or buy something to eat and drink. We recommend checking opening hours in advance, especially in smaller villages.
Dinner: It is generally easy to find restaurants in the towns where you stay overnight. Some hotels also offer the option of having dinner on-site.
Luggage transfer is included on this tour. Upon arrival at the first hotel you will be given luggage tags along with the rest of the welcome package. You fill out the luggage tags and put them on your bags where they will remain for the duration of the tour.
Your luggage is picked up from the hotel lobby around 9am every morning and will arrive at your next hotel at 6pm at the latest (often long before that). If there are any special exceptions to the luggage transfer you will be notified upon arrival.
Luggage transfer includes one bag per guest and the bags can weigh 20kg each.
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.
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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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