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Cycle the Danube from Budapest to Belgrade — or in reverse! This self-guided 7–12 day cycling journey follows the legendary EuroVelo 6 / Danube Cycle Route for approx. 580 km. The route traces the river through Hungary, Croatia and Serbia, combining long, easy river stretches with occasional hilly sections; train transfer from or to Belgrade (starting and end is always Budapest)
🚆 Train ticket (person & bicycle) Budapest ↔ Belgrade
🚲 Bicycle rental
🪖 Helmet & high-visibility vest
🔒 Lock
🧳 Watertight panniers (1 set, ~20 L each)
📱 Phone holder
🛠 Basic toolkit (spare tube, glue, etc.)
📖 Guidebook (for use during the tour)
🧾 Luggage deposit in Budapest
Children’s seats, bicycles, and trailers on request
⚠ Early booking required
Day 1 — Budapest → Ráckeve
📍 Distance: ~45–55 km
Leave Budapest heading south along the Danube. Ráckeve is a charming riverside town on Csepel Island, perfect for your first night and a relaxed introduction to the Danube trails.
Day 2 — Ráckeve → Kalocsa
📍 Distance: ~85 km
Cycle through flat rural Hungarian landscapes, passing farmland and small villages, and arrive in Kalocsa, known for its paprika heritage and historic architecture.
Day 3 — Kalocsa → Mohács
📍 Distance: ~70 km
Continue south along the Danube, riding through quiet country roads and forested areas like the Gemenc Forest, arriving in Mohács, famous for its riverside charm and festivals.
Day 4 — Mohács → Osijek (Croatia)
📍 Distance: ~80 km
Cross the border into Croatia and follow the river corridor into Osijek, a vibrant city with a historic old town, promenades, and riverside cafés. (Optional: skip Osijek and continue directly into Serbia for entirely Hungary → Serbia route.)
Day 5 — Osijek → Bačka Palanka (Serbia)
📍 Distance: ~80 km
Cross into Serbia, cycling along flat river plains and small villages to Bačka Palanka, a friendly Danube town with riverfront charm.
Day 6 — Bačka Palanka → Novi Sad
📍 Distance: ~70 km
Ride through the Vojvodina plains toward Novi Sad, Serbia’s cultural hotspot, home to Petrovaradin Fortress and lively riverfront cafés.
Day 7 — Novi Sad → Belgrade
📍 Distance: ~85 km
Final leg along the Danube corridor into Belgrade, cycling mostly on dedicated paths, with opportunities to explore historic fortresses, lively promenades, and cultural highlights.
🌡 Summer: Dry, warm to hot (up to 35 °C in July/August)
❄ Winter: Cold with freezing temperatures (not suitable for cycling)
| 🚴 Bike Type | Includes 7 days | 💰 TOTAL (€) | ➕ Prolongation Days (€) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🚲 Trekking | Train + KTM Life Conquest | 229 | 20 |
| ⚡ E-Bike | Train + E-Bike | 319 | 32 |
| 🏞️ Gravel 20 | Train + KTM XStrada 20 | 285 | 28 |
| 🏔️ Gravel 30 | Train + KTM XStrada 30 | 257 | 24 |
KTM Life Conquest Trekking Bikes (30-speed) – 229 EUR for 7 days
Comfortable, reliable, and ideal for long-distance touring.
Alternatively, choose a like-new E-bike for extra comfort and longer daily stages.
🚴♀️ Available models:
🔋 E-bike highlights:
Ideal for relaxed cycling, longer distances, or riders who prefer a little extra support—while keeping the route easy and enjoyable.
MyEsel Tour Pro:
KTM Cento:
🚴♂️ Gravel Bike Option (Sportive Riders)
For more sportive and performance-oriented guests, we offer KTM Gravel Bikes.
🚲 Available models:
🧰 Tour setup:
⚠ Please note:
Best suited for experienced riders who prefer a lighter, more dynamic ride and don’t mind a more minimalist setup.
📩 Contact us for more detailed information or individual proposals.
ℹ Please note:
👨👩👧 Travelling with children?
Please contact us in advance so we can advise you on suitable options.
