VENICE
The best of Venice and the lagoon.
The 10 most popular cycling tours in Venice. The ones worth carving a morning out for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who walks you through it.
Rent a quality bike in Venice for 1 to 7 days. City, trekking, or touring setups with helmets, panniers, and great local route help.
Most Popular“Hired an electric bike to go from Toblach to Venice over a week. I got one with a 500W engine and it was fantastic. I learnt how to conserve the power on some of the big climbs and passes, but we did Pass Giau and the only one it almost didn't make it was Monte…”
Cycle the Riviera del Brenta from Fusina to Dolo on a guided half-day route with Villa Foscari views, a real countryside stop, and local food time.
“The tour owner and operator accommodated me even though I was 24 hours late. I mixed up the days and tried to change the date at the last minute. Even though it was my fault Guanluca showed up and gave me a wonderful tour by bike! It was an excellent tour!”
Bike Sant’Erasmo, Venice’s vegetable island: 30-min lagoon vaporetto, fort views, saltmarsh loop, and free honey tasting.
“Leisurely cycling around this beautiful Island.Don't worry if you haven't cycled in a while - we found it very easy. Wine tasting by the canal was relaxing and enjoyable. We all absolutely loved the trip.Valerio is an exceptional guide and a very pleasant, knowledgable mman.Great trip!!!”
A 4-hour guided bike ride along the Brenta Riviera from Vigonovo or Dolo, with villa views, quick cultural stops, and included gear.
“We found Travel & Bike through an online search. We were looking for access to bikes and discovered that Travel & Bike was attached to a B&B hosted by Gianluca, Monica and her parents. What a happy surprise. We stayed there for our last Read more”
Full-day e-bike rental on Venice’s Lido and Pellestrina with a lock, phone support, and lagoon sights at your pace.
“Had a wonderful day exploring Lido Total stress free day🚲 beautiful views and deserted beach...and only 10euros for my bike hire.”
Rent a bike on Venice Lido for a full day, from lagoon sights to quieter beaches and the Pellestrina ferry escape. Lock included.
“Exactly what I wanted. A low-key storefront, two simple bikes and a map. The manager was accommodating and gave us some helpful tips before we left. we went around the island and enjoy the contrast between the beach, ocean side, and the lagoon side.”
Cycle Lido with Valerio Coppo for cinema spots, beaches, and lagoon islands in about 4.5 hours with a small group.
“We were a group of 6 people, so we booked a private tour of Lido. Excellent communications by email. Responded promptly to all questions. Confirmed trip and meeting point that was easy to find near the water taxi. Nice bike ride. The bike rental prices were very reasonable at 12 EU/pp. I would recommend renting…”
Venice Bike Tour on Lido: guided flat ride to Malamocco, fortress, film sites and a WWF oasis, ending with beach time.
“What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. Nobody else show and they didn't cancel!! We learned a ton and got to see the entire island. A great way to escape the hustle for a few hours. Highly recommend.”
Cycle from Venice into the lagoon at Lio Piccolo for flamingos and birdwatching, with a small-group guide and optional e-bike.
“Prima Tour! Wir waren zu dritt mit dem sehr netten Guide. Haben viele Vögel gesehen obwohl nicht die beste Jahreszeit. Wir hatten allerdings auch ein Fernglas dabei. (Stelzenläufer, Grünschenkel, Rotschenkel, Brachvögel, Kiebitzregenpfeifer, Ibis, Flamingo, Rallenreiher, Seidenreiher, Flussseeschwalbe, Neuntöter, Säbelschnäbler, Graureiher). Außerdem schöne Salzwiesen mit Strandflieder/Meerlavendel. Es lohnt sich wirklich diesen Teil der Lagune zu besuchen.…”
Bike the quiet lagoon farms of Sant’Erasmo: artichokes, far island views, and a bee-farm honey tasting from Venice’s doorstep.
“We showed up at exactly 9am, no one was there at the meeting point. Tried calling and sent an email, no response.”
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