By bike on Gotland Island

Day 1: Visby
The UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site of Visby, welcomes you, offering many places of interest, including its imposing city walls. Try one of its numerous and exquisite restaurants, and savor a delicious plate of lamb or fresh fish, concluding with a saffron pancake, a Gotland specialty, with red berries and whipped cream.

Day 2: Visby – Kappelshamn – Fårö/surroundings (65 Km)
Today you will visit the interior of the island: the Lummelunda cave, dating back 400 million years, can be visited with a local guide (not included). Subsequently, you will reach the Jungfrun, which at 27 meters, is the highest limestone formation in Gotland, and then reach the coast of Kappelshamn. A transfer (about 35 km) will lead you to Fårö, to your hotel.

Day 3: Fårö/surroundings – Slite (75 Km)
Today starts with a round tour of Fårö, passing the Langhammars nature reserve, where most of the evocative limestone formations typical of the area, the rauk, are located; rising more than 10 meters in height, these formations dominate the landscape. Fårö was also the residence of the famous director Ingmar Bergman and the Bergman Centre offers interesting insights into the director's artistic merits and life. The Bunge museum also deserves a visit: the largest open-air museum in Gotland, it shows the peasant life of ancient Gotlandic times. Today's destination will be the former trading town of Slite.

Day 4: Slite – Ljugarn (75 Km)
Wide sandy beaches, expanses of rauk and small, picturesque villages characterize this part of the island. A brief detour will take you to Grynge, one of the most beautiful and preserved fishing villages on the island: twenty beach huts from the 18th and 19th centuries, are lined up in a row, making the village extremely suggestive.

Day 5: Ljugarn – Burgsvik/surroundings (65 Km)
The southern area of Gotland is the most fertile and its landscape is varied and beautiful. Descend to the southern tip (+45 km) to admire Hoburgsgubben, one of the most famous rauk, located in the Husrygg nature reserve. There, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the sea.

Day 6: Burgsvik/surroundings – Klintehamn (70 Km)
From Burgsvik, a bike path will lead you to the western coast of the island. The small coastal roads wind along endless pebble beaches and through the wind-swept forests up to Djupvik, offering you stunning views of the offshore islands.

Day 7: Klintehamn – Visby (45 Km)
Start the day with a lovely refreshing dip in the sea. Tofta beach is known to be the best sandy beach on the western coast. Just before Visby, we recommend a stop at the Högklint nature reserve, where you can enjoy a lovely view of the Baltic Sea and Visby, the final destination of your round tour.

Day 8: Visby
After breakfast, end of services and individual departure.