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Travellers renting bikes at our place can store their luggage in our office for free. Yes, no extra charge. It doesn’t matter if you rent the bicycle for 3 hours or for 3 weeks. Entire rental period we keep your luggage for free. It is also logical as while the bike you are riding we…

Trains are the easiest way to transport a bike in Estonia. You can reach larger towns in Estonia by train. On each train there are 10 designated spots for bikes, which can be found in the C-area of the train, marked with a bike symbol. Train station in Tallinn is small and cosy, easy to…

You can rent bikes from Tallinn, Pärnu, Kuressaare, Riga, Vilnius, Klaipeda … You name the place … and one way. We organise the transportation back to the origin. It is like a one way bicycle tour, You choose the start and finish, choose the bicycle and gear and the rest is handled by rental stations….

While travelling within Estonia, you might sometimes need transport and bring along your bike. Here is useful information and our experience for the 2024 season using coaches.  As you might have discovered already, Estonia is not a very big country, 45 335 square kilometres, a bit bigger than Belgium or Denmark or Netherlands! The longest…

It is nice to get some things for free. Even if it is only once a month. Many of them are convenient to visit by bicycle. On the first Sunday of every month, admission to the branches of Tallinn City Museum are free of charge. In order to have a smooth visitor experience, the entrance…

Cycling in nature and all possible roads is getting more and more popular. Estonia is perfect for gravel riding: the country is small, population density is low and most of the roads are tarmac or with rideable gravel surface. Even many forest baths are ok for riding. We have had CycloCross bikes from 2010, at…

For most touring cyclists the navigation during their trip is vital. Which is the best road surface, which is most scenic, where are POI-s and vital infrastructure for getting water and food! Relaxed city ride is also more pleasant if you can easily navigate between your sights and accommodation. Easy to plan your day and…

Get to know the “heart and soul” of Estonia. Tartu will be in the spotlight in 2024 as the European Capital of Culture. The year will be packed with events showcasing the historical and cultural heritage of the second-biggest city in Estonia and the rest of South Estonia. Now is the time to visit, as…