Bike & Boat on the Moselle | Eurobike Cycling Holidays

Discover the Moselle

The best way to experience the Moselle? A perfect blend of relaxation and activity. Spend your days cycling through beautiful landscapes, past vineyards and historic towns. In the evening, your ship awaits with a cozy cabin and delicious meals — making your tour effortlessly comfortable and truly unforgettable. Just relax, explore, and enjoy every moment.

545 Kilometers

Total length

3 countries

Through which the Moselle flows

Source

in the Vosges Mountains in Alsace

Mouth

at Koblenz into the Rhine

Winegrowing

for over 2.000 years

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Questions and Answers about your Bike & Boat Tour on the Moselle

How can I pay on board?

On board, you can always pay in cash. On many ships, payment by debit card as well as major credit cards like Visa or Mastercard is also accepted. You can find detailed information about this in your travel documents.

Are vegetarian dishes or special diet meals available on board?

If you follow a vegetarian diet or require special or easily digestible meals, please inform us when booking, or at the latest 14 days before your travel starts. We will do our best to accommodate your requests. You may need to bring any specific diet products yourself. The surcharge on board is usually around EUR 25 to 50 per person for the entire travel.

What kind of meals are offered on board?

Breakfast on board is served buffet-style. For the cycling stages, you can prepare your own lunch package from the breakfast buffet. If you are on board during lunchtime, a light midday snack is provided instead. In the evening, you can enjoy a three-course dinner. If you return to the ship in the afternoon, coffee or tea is often served as well.

Can I smoke on board?

All indoor areas on the ships are strictly non-smoking zones. Smoking is only permitted on the sun deck. We kindly ask you to be considerate of your fellow passengers.

What types of bikes can I rent?

A good bike is the foundation for an unforgettable cycling vacation. Information about the available rental bikes can be found in the “Rental Bikes” section of each vacation. E-bikes are available on board the ships in limited numbers, so we recommend reserving them early.

May I bring my own bike?

Bringing your own bike is possible upon request. Please note that an additional fee applies, and space is limited. We do not assume any liability for potential damages, including transport damage during loading and unloading between ship and shore, as well as for loss or theft. Please note that only e-bikes with removable batteries can be transported. Bike repairs must be handled by you independently. Our roadside assistance service does not cover personal bikes.

Unfortunately, special-sized bikes such as tricycles or tandems cannot be transported.

What happens if I have a a mechanical problem?

A repair kit for minor breakdowns and flat tires is included with all rental bikes. If you need further assistance, the onboard tour guide or captain is always reachable by phone and ready to help you.

Three cyclists on the cycle path through the vineyards of the Moselle

Why Bike & Boat along the Moselle?

Relaxed Riding

The cycle paths along the Moselle are mostly flat and well-maintained, making them ideal even for beginners. The route usually runs right alongside the river, creating a peaceful and pleasant atmosphere — perfect for enjoying the region’s scenic beauty.

Wine Tradition and Living History

The Moselle is world-renowned for its Riesling, cultivated here for centuries. Historic wine villages and medieval castles line the river, each with its own fascinating story. This journey beautifully combines culture and culinary delights.

Nature in All Its Diversity

The Moselle landscape impresses with steep vineyards, narrow valleys, and calm river sections. This natural variety offers ever-changing views and relaxing moments, making your bike & boat tour truly special.

Comfort with Bike & Boat

While you cycle leisurely along the river during the day, your ship follows behind and awaits you each evening. No need to repack your luggage — enjoy your active holiday in a stress-free and comfortable way.

Delightful Breaks with a View

The Moselle region offers not only beautiful scenery, but also excellent cuisine and world-class wines. Whether taking a break at a local winery or dining aboard your ship — culinary highlights with stunning views of the river await you.

The Highlights Along the Moselle

From Alsace to Koblenz: Must-see sights you won’t want to miss

Porta Nigra in Trier

The Porta Nigra is one of the most striking Roman monuments north of the Alps and a proud symbol of Trier. Its massive sandstone walls have stood the test of time, offering a vivid window into the power and craftsmanship of ancient Roman architecture. Whether you’re a history lover or simply captivated by timeless beauty, this site is a must-see on your journey.

Villa Rustica in Mehring

In Mehring, wander among the ruins of a Roman country villa that once served as a cozy rural retreat. Though mainly the foundations remain today, they paint a clear picture of what life might have been like for Romans living in the countryside.

Eltz Castle

Tucked away in a lush, wooded valley, Eltz Castle is one of Germany’s best-preserved castles. Its fairytale towers and battlements seem lifted from a storybook. Step inside for fascinating medieval tales, then take a leisurely stroll through the surrounding nature — a peaceful moment you won’t want to miss. For many, Eltz Castle is a true highlight along the Moselle.

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Cochem Imperial Castle

Perched high above the charming town of Cochem, the Imperial Castle dates back to the 11th century. From this scenic vantage point, enjoy breathtaking views of the Moselle River winding through vineyards. The castle invites you to step back in time and pause for a moment of pure beauty.

Deutsches Eck (German Corner) in Koblenz

At Deutsches Eck, where the Moselle and Rhine rivers meet, stands one of Germany’s most iconic landmarks. The Kaiser Wilhelm Monument here honors the founding of the German Empire. Despite the lively crowds, you’ll find plenty of peaceful spots to sit, watch the flowing waters, and soak in the special energy where two mighty rivers converge.