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Explore the serene beauty of Lake Constance on a flat and easy cycling tour designed for all levels. Over the course of 7 nights, enjoy the comfort of 3 and 4-star accommodations, savor delightful breakfasts, and benefit from luggage transfers for a carefree experience. With electric bikes at your disposal, you will cycle 25 to 40 kilometers per day on smooth paths, making it ideal for beginners or those seeking a leisurely adventure. This tour also includes a round trip train ride from Zurich to Constance and turn-by-turn navigation to guide you along the route. - Ideal for casual cyclists, beginners, and older riders - Cycle through stunning landscapes around Lake Constance - Enjoy comfortable stays in quality hotels with breakfast included - Luggage transfers and navigation support for a smooth journey

Fancy offroad? Fancy a buggy? Finally find out how such an off-road buggy drives? - no problem. With our taster tour you are exactly right. But beware: The risk of infection is high! After just a few kilometers you have the bow out and be amazed what is in these little powerhorses, how much fun they make. The grin widens with every passing minute. Two hours gives you time to experience the absolute driving pleasure in our off-road buggies. We drive on small roads and dirt roads around Lahr. After an hour is driver change. And there are quite a few who have booked the next tour immediately afterwards.

After just a few kilometers we reach the Tauber Gießen nature reserve, the last remaining natural floodplain area on the Upper Rhine and enjoy the view of the many enchanted arms of water. Then it's off to the Kappel-Rhinau ferry and we're over there with our neighbors. The first off-road kilometers await us here. But it really starts in the Vosges, where we take on lonely forest roads and dirt roads that lead us to grandiose excursion points. After about two hours we take a break in a lonely forest hut. Here is also driver change. After several more off-road kilometers, the Alsatian Wine Route with its pretty wine villages takes us back towards Germany.