After Harkány, we reach Siklós, where we can stop at a rest area near the castle. Then, at the foot of Szársómlyó Mountain, we come to Nagyharsány. Limestone was once mined in the mountain; today, the former mining site houses a sculpture park. We reach Villányi-hegység, which the cycle route bypasses to the south. Next, we arrive in Bóly, a gem among the former Swabian villages of South Baranya. The settlement was granted city status in 1997. Coming from the south, from Kölked, we reach Mohács. Near Kölked lies Bédaer, the dead river channel, an angler's paradise on the Danube's backwaters. This fishing area, divided into five sections, stretches for 20 kilometers. It is a tranquil, authentic aquatic world. In Mohács, the EuroVelo 6 and EuroVelo 13 routes almost meet; only the Danube separates the two cycling routes. Mohács is an important port on the Danube, and there are also numerous tourist service establishments. We can also cycle to the Mohács Historical Memorial Park.