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Denmark is well known for its cutting edge design, stylish locals and gorgeous capital city, but perhaps lesser-known to foreigners is Denmark’s natural beauty. With its idyllic scenery, gentle terrain and serious bike culture, this is one country perfectly suited to a cycling holiday. Join one of our exciting Berlin to Copenhagen by Bike self-guided departures and get a taste of beautiful Denmark, at your own pace.
After exploring Berlin and rural northern Germany at handlebar level, you’ll board a ferry bound for the southern islands of the Danish archipelago, starting with the island of Falster, where you’ll cycle north through pretty scenes of forests, canals and beaches to the medieval town of Nykøbing.
Continuing along coastal trails to the heritage town of Stubbekøbing, you’ll board a ferry once more and continue island-hopping, exploring the picturesque fishing villages of Bogø island and the thatched houses, gothic churches and striking steep chalk cliffs of Møn island.
Cycle past scenic coastal stretches, charming cottages and country houses as you make your way towards your final destination—the beautiful capital of Copenhagen. With its photogenic cityscape of storybook architecture and cobblestoned streets filled with chic shopping, Danish design stores, museums, monuments and some of the world’s best bars and restaurants; it won’t take you long to fall in love with this incredible small city.
Take a look at our exciting Berlin to Copenhagen by Bike itinerary and start planning your Danish adventure!
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Our Denmark trips only include what you need like accommodation, meals, bikes on cycle trips, luggage transfers, maps and route directions on self guided trips and an experienced local guide for group trips, as well as the peace of mind that comes with complete backup and support.
On self guided trips you can expect to receive up-to-date and well researched route notes and maps, seamless luggage transfers and competitive pricing on all essential services. Many self guided trips also have daily departure dates, allowing you to enjoy the convenience and flexibility a self guided trip offers.
Cycling or walking, 2 star or 4 star, small groups or self guided, land or sea - we can help you explore Europe exactly the way you want.
Often family run, these charming hotels range from 2 to 4 stars and provide access to local living thanks to your hosts. The hospitality is generous and their local knowledge is invaluable. Where possible, we choose locations that add to your experience.
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Discover the natural beauty of northern Germany and Denmark on an exciting self-guided cycle journey from Berlin to Copenhagen
Explore the Danish island of Falster, where you’ll cycle north through pretty scenes of forests, canals and beaches to the medieval town of Nykøbing
Continue along coastal trails to the heritage town of Stubbekøbing, then explore the picturesque fishing villages of Bogø island and the thatched houses, gothic churches and striking steep chalk cliffs of Møn island
Cycle past scenic coastal stretches, charming cottages and country houses as you make your way towards your final destination—the beautiful capital of Copenhagen
Fall in love with Copenhagen’s storybook architecture and cobblestoned streets filled with chic shopping, design stores, museums, monuments and award-winning restaurants
Temperatures range between 5-18 degrees Celsius (41-65 degrees Fahrenheit) in autumn, and 15-25 degrees Celsius (59-77 degrees Fahrenheit) in summer (sometimes higher).
Denmark is GMT +1 hour, GMT +2 hours during daylight saving (the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October).
Danish (official), English, Faroese, Greenlandic, German
Danish Krone
+45
Electricity in Denmark is 230 Volts, at 50 hertz. The most common pin type is C. (2 round prong).
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