The North Sea Cycle Route is the world’s longest cycle route being just over 5800 km long, based on existing national, regional and local cycle routes, utilising existing signing. The journey will go from the middle of The Netherlands, through Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway where I will make the crossing from Bergen to Scotland following the East coast of England all the way down to Harwich for the final boat crossing back to The Netherlands. By cycling the route counter clockwise I hope to have some benefit from the crosswind in Denmark which is most of the time coming from the South-West (fingers crossed).

• Nordseeküstenradweg, Teil 1 (Bikeline);
  
• Nordseeküstenradweg, Teil 2 (Bikeline);
  
• Nordseeküstenradweg, Teil 3 (Bikeline);
  
• Nordseeküstenradweg, Teil 4 (Bikeline);
  
• Cykelspåret Bohuslän / Göteborg – Halden;
  
• Sykkelguide Norway 1, Svinesund – Kristiansand;
  
• Sykkelguide Norway 2, Kristiansand – Bergen;
  
• NN1E Aberdeen to John o’ Groats, Orkney & Shetland;
  
• NN1D Edinburgh to Aberdeen;
  
• NN1C Coast & Castles Cycle Route, Newcastle to Edinburgh;
  
• NN1 Three Rivers Cycle Route, Newcastle to Middlesbrough;
  
• OS Tracel Map-Tour 2, North York Moors & part of North Yorkshire;
  
• NN1 Hull to Fakenham;
  
• NN1 Fakenham to Harwich.