Bolzano - Verona

Im Juni (noch Vorsaison) habe wir die Radtour Bozen - Venedig gebucht und auch gemacht. Nach Bozen sind wir mit dem Auto angereist und haben das Auto, für die Zeit der Radtour, in der Tiefgarage des ersten Hotels geparkt. Wir hatten zwei Leihräder dazu gebucht (1x Leihrad+ (27-Gang) und 1x Elektrorad). Beide Räder waren in einem sehr guten Zustand und wurden uns perfekt eingestellt übergeben. Die Streckenführung war sehr schön und abwechslungsreich. Natürlich war es nicht immer möglich nur Radweg zu benutzen aber für geübte Radfahrer kein Problem. Navigiert haben wir mit einem Garmin und den angepassten GPS-Tracks des Veranstalters, was natürlich die Wegfindung erheblich erleichtert. Die Hotels waren gut, nur einmal mussten wir etwas klären. Auch der Gepäcktransport hat sehr gut funktioniert. In Venedig hatten wir dann noch zwei Zusatznächte gebucht. Das Hotel in Venedig lag verkehrstechnisch sehr gut. Die Rückreise nach Bozen, mit dem Zug, haben wir selbst organisiert (1x Umsteigen in Verona), was auch sehr gut geklappt hat. Corona-Einschränkungen waren eigentlich wie in Deutschland. Das heißt beim Einkaufen, in Verkehrsmitteln, in Museen u.s.w. Maske tragen sonst nichts besonderes. Also insgesamt eine sehr schöne Tour. Gerne wieder.

We cycled from Bozen to Verona in four days and had a wonderful experience. The support, equipment and materials from the Eurobike team were excellent. We had requested the GPX files ahead of our trip and loaded them into the app which proved a good idea since it reassured us to be on the correct route throughout. The maps were also very good but I wouldn't have liked to just rely on the maps (and they would have led us the wrong way between Kalterer See and Auer). Also very helpful are the Eurobike stickers on traffic signposts along the route once we started looking out for them. The route itself could not have been more beautiful and scenic and we were lucky with the weather too, although it was pretty hot. Our recommendation when cycling in August is to start as early as possible to avoid the midday heat and to carry Gatorade or some other drinks with electrolytes as they work like super fuel at the petrol station. On the way from Bozen we stopped at the Messner Mountain Museum which is a great way to learn about the history of South Tyrol and the mountains. Johannes had given us the great advice to go swimming in Kalterer See which was the perfect idea and there's a lake access right on the bike route (Klughammer). With exception of day one and three, the route is pretty flat but our worst stretch was between Salurn and Trento where we were cycling against strong wind in great heat. The route also lends itself for wine tastings and quick visits to old towns, particularly before reaching Salurn. My bike broke down once but Eurobike was quick to replace it on the same evening (a Sunday). Unfortunately this was the longest day, so we missed out on our swim in Lake Garda which is a must. The gelato stop in Mori is an excellent addition, just at the right time before the ascent to Lake Garda. The boat to Sirmione was my personal highlight - so beautiful and relaxing (and again we followed Johannes' perfect idea to buy some prosecco for the ride, thank you!). Our luggage was always there when we arrived at the hotel and all hotels were very comfortable and in proximity to the respective towns. The restaurants we tried out from the Eurobike recommendations were all very good. The Eurobike bike bags and the bandana were super useful and we also bought the helmets from them which served us well and fitted perfectly. We didn't do the additional tour to Mantova on day 5 but instead used the bike to go around Verona and enjoyed that very much. Overall the bike route was pretty empty with the exception of weekend race bikers. We haven't felt this relaxed after a vacation in a long time and the beautiful landscape, delicious food & wine and historic towns were a memorable reward for the efforts of each day. It's definitely not been our last trip with Eurobike!

We traveled with our four young adult children and two friends (eight people total) from St Moritz through the Alps to Pfunds and then down through northern Italy to Verona. We had a great experience overall with the route and also the organization. Bikes: we had no mechanical problems with the bikes (8 people x 8 days, on some very rough routes as well as very hot weather), not even a flat tire. This was pretty amazing. Hotels/luggage: The hotels were all nice and the luggage arrived on time every day. Also pretty amazing. Route: The route was very beautiful, every day. Our favorite part was probably the bike paths through the Swiss Alps. But we enjoyed all of it.

Strecke, Hotels, Fahrräder, Reiseunterlagen und Streckenbeschreibung vorbildlich. Abgerundet durch ein wunderbares Sommerwetter eine erlebnisreiche Fahrradtour, sehr empfehlenswert!

Bis auf (abstellbare) Kleinigkeiten Service von Eurobike sehr gut. Gepäcktransport hervorragend, Hotelauswahl sehr passend und abwechslungsreich. Trento und Desenzano neu für uns - als Etappenstädte sehr empfehlenswert.

Toller Radurlaub in Italien - perfekt organisiert! Wunderschöne Landschaft, gepflegte Radwege, gutes Essen, schöne Städte, ... . Vor allem Verona und Sirmione haben und sehr gut gefallen. Die Entfernung der einzelnen Ziele war für uns wie maßgeschneidert. Leider hatte es der Wettergott mit uns nicht so gut gemeint.