Privacy Policy
A plain account of how visitor data is treated here.
What This Page Covers
This site compares guided cycling in Munich: city highlights rides, beer-garden stops, e-bike routes toward the Alps, and private tours with a licensed guide. It holds no personal details and takes no bookings itself. Each ride is booked with its operator, under that operator's privacy terms, and nothing you enter there passes back to us.
Links To Booking Pages
Every ride on this site is run by a named operator: Fat Tire Tours, Radius Tours, Mike's Bike Tours, TAILORMADE TOURS, Munich Walk Tours and others. No card numbers or booking details ever pass through these pages. Once you leave through a listing, the operator behind it, and its privacy policy, takes over responsibility for your data.
Data On This Site
Cookies on this site do one of two things: they hold onto preferences as you browse from one Munich tour page to the next, or they give us a rough sense of which listings get read most. That is the full job description. Nothing sold to advertisers, no profiles assembled. Clearing or blocking cookies changes nothing about access, every bike tour page stays open to you.
Cookies And Your Choices
Wherever the law gives you rights over personal information, this site aims to honour them. That covers finding out what is held, having errors corrected, asking for deletion, and obtaining a copy in a commonly used format where that applies. Requests go through the contact page; include enough detail, such as the tour listing you viewed, so the right records can be found. Replies follow the timelines set by applicable data protection law, and anyone who feels their rights were overlooked can escalate to the supervisory authority in their own country. Separate terms apply once you move on to the live booking page for any ride listed here, whether a beer-garden tour or an e-bike route to the Alps.
Policy Revisions
This policy may change from time to time, for instance when our tools or partners change. The version published on this page is always the one that applies. Where a revision materially changes how your data is treated, that will be stated clearly before it takes effect.