Hi. Yes, you are not the first person to suggest that taking the bike on a train in Sweden might be problematic. Might have to rethink that section of the route... When do you set off?
What I know is that you can travel by regional train Öresundtåg from Copenhagen to Karlskrona (Sweden). Öresundtåg have dedicated space for bicycles. You can buy your tickets at the station in Copenhagen. (a bicycle ticket= ½ standard ticket). In Karlskrona you can always ask how to precede farther.
Do you know that low price Airbaltic has flights Copenhagen - Tallinn? It accepts bicycles. And Ryanair to Kaunas?
Yes, that’s right, if a bus has a bike carrier outside on its back, you don’t need to dismantle it. I wonder whether Flixbus marks out in the booking forms what sort of bike transport each bus allows.
The ferry from Kiel to Klaipeda is realy relaxing and in 2019 i paid only 125 € for a one-way-ticket for me, my bike, two meals and a real bed in a four-person-cabin. took 19 hours.
Another option could be:
cross Germany by train up to Szczecin (PL); Szczecin is the last trainstation belonging to the german railway-net. From Szczecin start cycling along the polish coast ... realy nice, new bikepaths most of the way ... make a loop around Kaliningrad always close to the boarder up to Silute. Take a small ferry to Neringa (Nida) and cycle along the coast again ... funtastic 50 km ... you'll enjoy ! ... up to the city of Klaipeda ... worth to spend a few days there
the polish coast is much nicer than the german ... could give you endless informations about cycling in Poland
Since 2020 �
But as I will cross to Sweden from. Aaland archipelago
I don't want to take train especially in Sweden as I don't want to desmeantle my bike
Hi. Yes, you are not the first person to suggest that taking the bike on a train in Sweden might be problematic. Might have to rethink that section of the route... When do you set off?
If everything ok mi may
Flight from Toulouse ( south of France )
to Helsinki
Bonne route et bonne chance!
Local trains and local buses (regional) in Sweden often accept bikes
Thanks Piotr. Is it possible to take local trains all the way from Lulea to Stockholm?
How could I know?
What I know is that you can travel by regional train Öresundtåg from Copenhagen to Karlskrona (Sweden). Öresundtåg have dedicated space for bicycles. You can buy your tickets at the station in Copenhagen. (a bicycle ticket= ½ standard ticket). In Karlskrona you can always ask how to precede farther.
Do you know that low price Airbaltic has flights Copenhagen - Tallinn? It accepts bicycles. And Ryanair to Kaunas?
https://cykelframjandet.se/information-in-english/bikes-on-swedish-trains/
From Umea to Stockholm you have flixbus
https://www.flixbus.co.uk/service/bike-travel?_sp=6783099d-3ef1-4001-9bda-07dc45ac4349.1643271732746&atb_pdid=d21aee12-7d89-407d-a20c-485ece92db44&_ga=2.166687486.1754425995.1643271721-457227956.1643271721
Don't trust the pictures Bike need to be desmeantle in a bag in the bagage compartiment as there is not enough space
Thanks
Yes, that’s right, if a bus has a bike carrier outside on its back, you don’t need to dismantle it. I wonder whether Flixbus marks out in the booking forms what sort of bike transport each bus allows.
There is a Umea Stockholm fixbus
When you look for you select on passenger plus one bike
If there is a bike rack you get an offer with price
If not the bus seems full
So you can take your your bike as luggage in the baggage compartiment ( prepare to.deasmantle and wrap )
For Umea Stockholm I think the bus will not have. a bike rack ( you have to check again summer time as I could be different )
Stockholm Copenhagen for ex seems to have bike racks as you can book ticket with bike
To be on a safe side try to contact company´s customer serice and check with it what sort of transportation the bus you have chosen provides
Hi ... nice plan
The ferry from Kiel to Klaipeda is realy relaxing and in 2019 i paid only 125 € for a one-way-ticket for me, my bike, two meals and a real bed in a four-person-cabin. took 19 hours.
Another option could be:
cross Germany by train up to Szczecin (PL); Szczecin is the last trainstation belonging to the german railway-net. From Szczecin start cycling along the polish coast ... realy nice, new bikepaths most of the way ... make a loop around Kaliningrad always close to the boarder up to Silute. Take a small ferry to Neringa (Nida) and cycle along the coast again ... funtastic 50 km ... you'll enjoy ! ... up to the city of Klaipeda ... worth to spend a few days there
the polish coast is much nicer than the german ... could give you endless informations about cycling in Poland
Sczczecin -> Klaipeda (by bike): ~ 1000 km
Hi Frank;
Any advice that you could give on cycling in Poland and also in Lithuania, Lettonia, Estonia?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Ando
Hi Andrew, nice plan. By chance do you have the distance between Klaipeda and Turku.
I am planning to go to North Cape and still not sure about if I am doing it by Danemark or by Poland and Latvia...
Thank you
Ando
Hi Ando
I have no idea as to the distance, sorry. Perhaps 1,00km?
Good luck with your own trip...
Best wishes
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
Thank you for your feedback :) Fair enough :D
CyclingEurope.org/Baltic2022 is impressive anyway, and really inspiring.
Enjoy your ride.
Ando