Enjoy a private guided tour of Bruges with a professional guide. Sit back and relax on a specially designed rickshaw bike for a unique and easy way of traveling around the city. Start the tour at Market Square and head out past the city’s landmarks and monuments and into some of the lesser-known parts of town. See the highlights of the town as you hear about local legends and learn some fun facts. Enjoy a relaxing tour of the best parts of Bruges and the interesting commentary of your knowledgeable guide.

Discover Bruges' medieval past on a guided bike tour of the city. Cycle to its most iconic landmarks and locations, seeing highlights such as the Burg and Market Square, the Beguinage, and windmills. Follow your local guide along paved cycle paths, down charming alleyways, and across large squares. Head off on your cycling adventure and cycle over this ancient harbor city's historic cobblestones as you admire its grandness and history from the saddle. Make your way to some of its most famous sights, including the Burg and Market Square, the Church of Our Lady, the Beguinage, and the windmills. Feel like a true local as you follow your guide to their favorite spots, away from the crowds and hustle and bustle of the city. Cycle through charming streets and alleys, learning about the history and daily life of this gem of a city. Stop to snap photos whenever you want in this idyllic city.

Give your feet a rest and explore Bruges by pedicab. Meet your driver/guide on the Markt (Market Square) at the site of the old medieval market. Sit back and relax as you driver pedals you to all the main sites of interest. Enjoy picture-perfect views of the canals and medieval buildings of the UNESCO World Heritage old town. Listen to fascinating stories from the history of the city and chat about what it is like to live in Bruges today. Learn how the city grew from its humble beginnings as a coastal settlement to one of the great centers of trade in the 12th to 15th centuries. Venture off the tourist path and discover a few hidden locations known only to the locals. The specially designed bikes can comfortably seat up to 3 people and feature a canopy to keep you covered at all times. 

See more of Bruges with a bike tour through the highlights of the historic center and the windmills and canals in St. Anna's quarter. Stop to take a picture of the castle by Minnewater lake. Meet your local guide and pick out a bike that suits you. Ride past the towering Belfry of Bruges and the medieval Gruuthuse palace. Pause to admire views of a red-brick castle by Minnewater lake. Peddle by windmills that were built on top of the city walls. Head to the four surviving medieval city gates in the city to get an idea of what the old city fortifications were like. Continue to to the garden district of St. Anna. Cycle along the old harbor to taken in views of houseboats. Smell the bread as you pass an old bakery. See local street art and a colorful mural.

Escaping from the crowds has never been so easy. Just hop on your bikes & cycle out of the city into the flat countryside of Brugge into the direction of the Dutch border. Once you get acquainted with your local guide you will feel how easy it is to leave the busy centre and find yourself biking on silent countryside roads along the fields in Flanders. You will get a closer look at our famous Belgian cows. On our way lies Damme , a peaceful historical town , which once was a thriving portside town. Learn about the history of the old fortification of Damme , see the city hall. Closer to the border the beautiful view of the cycle path along the Schipdonkkanaal-canal will amaze you. Some great stories await you here. There is something for every one on this ride: Sports , history , plenty of photo opportunities and the chance to meet travellers from everywhere. Cycling makes you feel thirsty ...What would a bike tour in Belgium be, without a beer or a soft drink. If anybody feels like racing you can try this along the Damse vaart or Napoleon canal . This bike tour is ideal for anybody who loves cycling and getting acquainted with the flatlands. The tour is approx. 25 km (15 miles) and is there for everybody to enjoy. Bring a bottle of water.