Day 1 – Visby: Medieval city center, city wall and Gotland flavors
Your cycling holiday begins in Visby, the heart of Gotland and one of Sweden's best-preserved medieval towns. Here you check in at Best Western Solhem Hotell, located next to the mighty city wall and within walking distance of Visby's beautiful alleys.
Tip for the day:
Walk along the ring wall and discover ruins such as St. Karin and the King's Ruin.
Visit the Botanical Garden.
Eat a classic Gotland saffron pancake or try local lamb at one of the city's restaurants.
Why Visby is perfect as a starting point:
The proximity to bike rentals, shops and restaurants makes it easy to prepare for the rest of the trip.
Day 2 – Visby to Lärbro via Lummelunda Cave (66 km)
Pick up a bike from Visbyhyrcykel at Västerport and follow the Gotlandsleden trail north. The big highlight of the day is Lummelundagrottan, one of Gotland's most visited nature experiences where stalactite formations and fossils tell the story of 400 million years of limestone history.
Then continue through beautiful coastal landscapes towards Lärbro Hostel.
Recommended stop:
Hall's fishing village – a quiet coastal community with picturesque boathouses and a unique seaside atmosphere.
Terrain: Easy to cycle, varied between asphalt and cycle path.
Day 3 – Lärbro to Fårö: Raukar, lights and the Blue Lagoon (50 km)
The day offers classic Gotland cycling with coastal views, open landscapes and flowering meadows. The ride heads north towards the ferry terminal to Fårö, one of Gotland's most iconic places.
Do not miss:
The stone coast – dramatic coast and rauk fields.
Bläse Industrial Museum – exciting limestone history.
Blue Lagoon – turquoise water and perfect for a swim.
Today's destination is Sudersand Resort, known for its shallow sandy beach and relaxed atmosphere.
Restaurants on Fårö:
Fårö Beach Café
Sudersands Tapas Bar
Terrain: Easy cycling mix of asphalt, gravel and coastal road.
Day 4 – Explore Fårö: Raukar, culture and beach life
Fårö is one of Sweden's most iconic islands. It has a light and a landscape that has attracted photographers, artists and filmmakers for decades.
Recommended excursions:
The Rauk fields at Gamlehamn and Digerhuvud – unique and dramatic rock formations.
Kutens Gas Station & Creperie Tati – cult items, rockabilly and good food.
Ebbes in Boge – perfect for a coffee break.
Enjoy cycling, swimming and photography in one of Sweden's most fascinating landscapes.
Day 5 – Fårö to Slite: Glamping, gourmet food and coastal nature (43 km)
Leave Fårö via the ferry and continue towards Slite, a stretch filled with culture, history and limestone environments.
Attractions along the way:
Bunge Open Air Museum – historical buildings and Gotland culture.
Bungenäs limestone quarry – a converted industrial area with art and nature.
Glamping, sea views, a pool and a sauna await you in Slite Strandby – a perfect place to relax. The evening is rounded off with a gourmet dinner at the Strandbaren.
Terrain: Easy coastal route with mixed surface.
Day 6 – Slite to Visby: Final stage with historical stops (46 km)
Cycle back towards Visby along one of three alternative routes, all rich in culture and nature. No matter which you choose, you will have a memorable final stage.
Worth seeing stops:
Roma monastery ruins – Gotland's history and cultural heritage.
Follingbo Garden – peaceful environment and lush greenery.
Check in at Hotell Solhem and enjoy a last evening in Visby.
Day 7 – Visby: End, shopping and return home
The last day is perfect for strolling around Visby, visiting small shops or having an ice cream at Glassmagasinet, with perhaps Sweden's largest selection of ice cream.
When you're ready, the ferry will take you back to the mainland – with a week full of memories from your cycling holiday on Gotland.
Book the ferry at Destination Gotland.
