Berlin to Copenhagen by Bike

Day 1: Arrival in Oranienburg / Berlin Spandau Area

A relaxing day to explore the German capital before starting your first cycling stage.

Day 2: Oranienburg / Berlin Spandau – Zehdenick / Fürstenberg | 36 / 75 km

Cycle from Oranienburg along the Havel Canal to Zehdenick.

Stop at the Mildenberg Industrial Museum-Park to learn about the history of what was once Europe’s largest brick manufacturing area.

Day 3: Zehdenick / Fürstenberg – Neustrelitz | 45 / 79 km

The Mecklenburg Lake District begins at the Großer Stechlin, immortalized in literature by Theodor Fontane.

On the way to Neustrelitz, you’ll pass several lakes, both small and large. The destination, Neustrelitz, was once the royal residence. Its castle park, star-shaped market square, and city layout reflect the history of the Grand Duchy of Strelitz.

Day 4: Neustrelitz – Waren (Müritz) | 65 km

This stage takes you through Müritz National Park, Germany’s largest terrestrial national park. This protected area is a refuge for endangered flora and fauna.

Visit the H. Schliemann Museum in Ankershagen to explore the life of the discoverer of Troy. Cycle calmly to the spa town of Waren / Müritz.

Day 5: Waren (Müritz) – Güstrow | 69 km

Leave the lively town of Waren and enter Nossentiner Heide National Park, with its vast forests and crystal-clear lakes.

Arrive in Güstrow, the birthplace of Ernst Barlach. A visit to the old town, the castle, and Barlach’s studio is highly recommended.

Day 6: Güstrow – Rostock | 54 km

Cycle along the Bützow-Güstrow Canal to Rostock.

Alternatively, you can take a train to Rostock from several stations along the route (own arrangement).

Day 7: Rostock – Nykøbing / Falster | 40 km

Cycle to the Rostock ferry port, about 12 km.

The ferry to Gedser, Denmark (included) takes approximately 2 hours. On the Danish side, enjoy a beautiful route along dikes and small forests by the beaches of Falster.

Day 8: Nykøbing / Falster – Stege | 75 km

Cycle along the coast on mostly easy terrain to reach the old trading town of Stubbekøbing.

Take the ferry (own arrangement) to Bogø Island, or, if you prefer, cycle via Vordingborg to Kalvehave and reach Møn Island.

Day 9: Stege – Rødvig / Køge

Cross the Møn Bridge to Zealand. Farmhouses and mansions surrounded by farmland define the landscape.

Faxe Ladeplads is about 55 km away.

Rødvig is about 75 km away.

If you stay overnight in Rødvig, that is your destination. If you stay in Køge, you can take the train from either location (own arrangement). Competitive cyclists may continue cycling the full distance of approximately 107 km to Køge.

Day 10: Rødvig / Køge – Copenhagen | 41–75 km

If you stayed in Rødvig, today’s stage follows the beaches. From the village church of Højerup, enjoy a unique view of the chalk cliffs, Stevns Klint.

In Køge, you can visit the local history museum, Køge Byhistoriske Arkiv, before continuing to Copenhagen.

End the day enjoying the bustling city and spend your last night near the Tivoli Gardens.

What’s Included

• Accommodation with breakfast
  
• Luggage transfers
  
• GPS tracks & digital route info
  
• Navigation app
  
• Phone assistance

Optional Extras 

• Transfers (upon request)
• Extra hotel nights (upon request)
• Traditional or electric bike rental (upon request)

• Berlin & Copenhagen

• Mecklenburg lakes

• Baltic Sea coastline

• Ferries & coastal cycling

The accommodations on this cycling trip from Berlin to Copenhagen have been selected for their quality and location, as close to the route as possible. Comfort for cyclists is always a priority, and all properties are personally inspected by our team. Accommodation includes mid-range hotels or 2–3 star guesthouses, as well as comfort and first-class hotels of 3–4 stars or equivalent.

I am only one person, can I still book?

Yes, you can book as a single traveler.

Is it possible to rent a bike?

Yes, this trip can be done with either your bike or ours. You can choose it during the booking process, hybrid or electric mountain bikes are available.

Is the daily luggage transfer between accommodations included?

Yes, every day we will take your luggage to the next hotel. You only have to leave it at the reception desk, and we will take care of everything. Normally it will already be at the hotel when you arrive.

Is it possible to cancel?

We want to be as flexible as possible. Therefore, in case of unforeseen circumstances, we will do our best to change the dates of the trip free of charge so that you can travel within the same year, as long as you let us know at least 3 weeks in advance.

And if your plans change and you want to cancel the trip before the start date, the following handling fees will apply:

– With more than 30 days, the management fees will be 20% of the amount of the trip.

– between 30 and 15 days, the handling fee will be 50% of the amount of the trip.

– with less than 14 days, the amount to be paid will be 100% of the amount of the trip.

In order to have more flexibility, we recommend taking out travel, assistance, CR and cancellation insurance. Check with us the conditions. Please note that the price of the insurance is not refunded once contracted in case of cancellation or modification.