The Piave river cycle route
The itinerary covers the last stretch of the Piave Cycle Route, a 220 km path from the Dolomites to the sea. Setting off from the hotel, you’ll cross the iron bridge of Cortellazzo towards Eraclea, riding along the left bank of the river. After stopping to taste some typical local products, you’ll cross another bridge and ride along the cycle path on the right riverbank, surrounded by nature, before returning to the hotel.
San Michele Biodynamic Farm
The San Michele Agricultural Holding is the destination for a bike tour around the biodynamic farmland. Discover the secrets of sustainable farming, visit the modern barn and taste locally-grown products. Lastly, when crossing Cortellazzo you can admire the fishermen at work before returning to the hotel through the Jesolo Pine Forest. Otherwise, you can continue the tour towards the headquarters of EcorNaturaSì for a visit and lunch with organic and biodynamic products.
The Jesolo cycle paths
Ride towards the Sile river, through the silent nature between the lagoon and the river landscapes. After going past the historical Porte del Cavallino and stopping off at an inn for a tasting, once back on your bike, you can admire the lighthouse and the fishing scales and then return along the cycle path until you reach the hotel.
Taglio del Sile cycling route
The route crosses Jesolo and the Greenway del Sile cycle path, on the itinerary that joins Treviso to the beaches of Jesolo for 150 km. After reaching Torre del Caligo, you can ride along a stretch of the lagoon featuring numerous panoramic viewpoints. After stopping to eat something tasty, you can return to the hotel along the same path.
Boat and bike tour from Jesolo to Venice
By car or transfer service from the hotel, you’ll get to the locality of Treponti where you’ll find the bikes already aboard a boat, so that you can explore the Island of Sant’Erasmo. The itinerary continues with a visit to the local agricultural holding and a tasting. Then, after lunch on board, you can visit the Island of San Francesco del Deserto along with a Franciscan monk, for a unique spiritual and historical experience.