Day one starts in Luxembourg City, where the group meets before rolling out along the Sûre River towards Diekirch. The opening kilometres are gentle and mostly flat, through villages and riverside scenery, which gives everyone a chance to settle into the pace before the hills arrive.

From Diekirch the route turns north into the Ardennes and crosses into Belgium. Bastogne is the stop for the night, a town with a lot of Second World War history, plenty of cafés and a serious beer culture. The riding here is rolling rather than brutal, but the Ardennes hills are real and the day has some climbing in it.

Back in Luxembourg, the route follows the Our Valley to Vianden, which sits under a hilltop castle and has medieval streets and riverside terraces. The final full day crosses into Germany on quiet roads through vineyard-covered hills to Trier, founded more than 2,000 years ago and full of Roman monuments and market squares. The last morning is a scenic ride along the Moselle back to Luxembourg City.

What separates this from a standard point-to-point tour is the loop: you finish where you started, with no transfer at the end and no repacking for a different city. Luggage, routes and support are handled, and the hotels are small places chosen for character rather than chain comfort. The guide rides with the group and can adjust the pace day to day.

The tour runs most of the year outside winter, with a scheduled departure in June 2027. If that date does not work, the operator will look at other options.

What's included

- 6 nights in boutique accommodation along the route - Guided riding with expert local knowledge - Luggage transfer between hotels - Route planning and support - A continuous loop through Luxembourg, Belgium and Germany

What's not included

- Travel to and from Luxembourg City - Bike hire (not stated as included) - Meals (not stated as included) - Travel insurance - Personal expenses