Belgium Bicycle Tours
Guided Cycling Tours in Belgium
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for cyclists of any level Are you ready for a cycling adventure in Belgium? Join us and see Belgium from a different point of view, literally! Focus Flanders has many different ‘Belgium Bicycle Tours’ available; there’s something for everyone. We offer leisurely tours that last a few hours or a day, or more strenuous ones that continue for several days. We’ll follow some of the best-known Flanders cycling routes and some famous (or infamous?) long-distance cycling routes of Belgium. We have a Belgian Coast Bike Tour as part of our seven-day Flanders Bike Tour, a couple of bicycle-themed team-building events, some tours that combine the cycling with visits to war-time points of interest, and some that use bicycling as an excuse to just eat and drink. Belgium Bicycle Tours Minimum number of participants: XX Maximum number of participants: XX ENQUIRE TODAY Seven-day Flanders Bike Tour – Cycling Flanders Fields Our seven-day tour will guide your group from Bruges (The Venice of...
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Minimum number of participants: XX Maximum number of participants: XX ENQUIRE TODAY Full-day cycling tours around Ypres The Cycling Beer tour (30-50 km): is it a good idea to combine cycling with tasting the best of Belgian beers? You’ll find out! Join us on this cycling tour between Ypres and St Sixtus Abbey. We’ll show you the landscape of the Flanders Fields and end the tour with a visit to a local brewery under the medieval ramparts of Ypres. A local cheese or other typical small dish will accompany all tastings. The Mining Story of 17 June 1917 tour (75 km) challenges the true bikers by featuring the highest point in Flanders (the Kemmelberg, racing bike required)! We will also visit the site where 22 mines were made to explode on the morning of 17 June 1917 and hear the deeply human stories that came with this tragic event. The Flanders Mountains Tour (100 km) is an even bigger challenge for which a racing bike is definitely mandatory. Heading towards the French border...