FAQ & Travel Tips

Yes, safety is my top priority. Wearing a helmet is mandatory for the entire duration of the tour. If you don't have one, I can lend you one for free.

In most cases, I can fix it on the spot. On "Self-Guided" tours, you can call or text me on WhatsApp at +39 351 433 4316: if needed, I'll bring a replacement bike or come pick you up. On "All Inclusive" tours, the partner Tour Operator handles it.

With me, you're covered by my professionalism and my third-party liability insurance (RCT). In "All Inclusive" packages, the Tour Operator is responsible. If you ride independently with one of my routes, the responsibility is yours: I provide the guidance, but attention is up to you.

Absolutely not. My tours are designed for relaxed cycling, with slow and pleasant rhythms that allow you to disconnect from routine and reconnect body and mind. We cover about 40-50 km on flat terrain in at least 4 hours: an ideal time to enjoy the scenery without stress. Short bursts of speed are only needed at specific points for road safety.

Absolutely yes, as long as it's in good condition. Before departure, I'll do a quick free check-up anyway.

If heavy and persistent rain is forecast, the tour is cancelled or rescheduled. If the weather is uncertain, we'll assess feasibility together one hour before departure. Direct communication with participants is essential to me.

Because it's an unexpected territory offering silence, relaxation and endless horizons. Its real strength is its strategic location: two of Italy's most beautiful cycling paths cross here — the Adige Cycle Path and the Treviso-Ostiglia. This crossroads makes the Plains of the Doges the ideal starting point to explore Venetian Villas and waterways in the quiet of the countryside. It's a land of artisans and authentic flavours: from Vialone Nano rice to the traditional Pearà. It has nothing to envy from more famous destinations — in fact, it offers a freedom that's hard to find elsewhere.

In my backpack, I always carry a first aid kit and I'm regularly trained in BLSD courses. Choosing me means not having to worry about anything: if you need water, mineral salts (complimentary at departure), a power bank for your phone, or a cracker for a hunger dip, I've got you covered.

Italian law is clear: as a professional guide, I cannot directly sell packages that combine services that aren't mine (such as meals or accommodation). That's why I collaborate with authorized Tour Operators who handle the fiscal and insurance aspects of these additional services.

Yes. On reservation, I can provide child seats or trailers. Dogs are also welcome if they're used to following you or transported in appropriate trailers (which I can provide on request). Let me know in advance so we can plan the route together.

I bring my sensitivity to make everyone feel part of the community, offering tailored solutions like electric tricycles or "side-by-side" tandems. For Tour Operators, I'm the local operational partner for logistics and guidance; for Companies, I organize Team Building where the bike becomes a tool for unity and inclusivity.