Self-guided cycling
Up to 20 nights
hotel-to-hotel
Level: 2 & 3
Navigation App
Have you ever dreamed of following cycling champions in a prestigious race through charming villages, rolling countryside, and lush green valleys in France? If the answer is yes, your adventure starts here! Get ready to explore the very best of France by bike with our handpicked selection of five exhilarating sections for a truly unforgettable Tour de France: the Loire, the Atlantic Coast, the Canal du Midi, Provence, and Burgundy.
Kick off your journey in the stunning Loire Valley, known as 'Chateaux Country.' Pedal your way along the scenic 'Loire a Velo' route, surrounded by magnificent castles and charming landscapes. Then, feel the exhilaration as you ride the breathtaking Atlantic Coast between La Rochelle and Bordeaux, where refreshing sea breezes, stunning coastal views, and mouthwatering seafood await you along the 'Velodyssee' route. Next, embark on the iconic Canal du Midi, cycling from vibrant Toulouse to the sun-kissed Mediterranean, before immersing yourself in the captivating beauty of Provence, where rolling vineyards and fragrant olive groves beckon. Admire the legendary Mont Ventoux- the world known Tour de France challenge! Your grand finale will lead you along the 'Voie Verte,' traversing the prestigious vineyards of Burgundy, ending your epic journey in the heart of French gastronomy.
Select one, two, three, or even all five sections, and we'll craft your very own Tour de France experience, lasting from 3 to 20 nights if you dare to ride the full route!
With daily distances ranging from 70 to 105 km, you don't have to be a cyclist Pro to enjoy this unique experience. For a smoother ride, e-bikes are also available. Focus on the breathtaking roads and landscapes while we handle the rest.
Follow the famous 'Loire a Velo' cycling path and admire in all its glory the 'La Loire'. This path, made up of marked and secured tracks, is a unique route perfect for bike lovers to enjoy while exploring the scenic Loire Valley.
Distances : between 70 and 105 km per day / Flat terrain.
Train connection from Nantes to Paris or to La Rochelle (2 hours journey) to continue your Tour de France.
View the full itinerary here
Follow 'La Velodyssee', the French part of the Atlantic Coast Route - Eurovelo 1 is a bicycle route along the Atlantic to the Basque Coast. This is an invigorating cycling journey through landscapes of unspoilt beauty.
Explore this cycle route with its stunning ocean backdrop! Enjoy an incredible kaleidoscope of changing landscapes and vibrant atmospheres, natural and cultural treasures to be discovered at your own pace.
Ride miles of fine sandy beaches with legendary waves, fringed by fragrant pine forests, majestic estuaries, charming islands.
Distances : between 54 and 90 km per day / Flat terrain.
Train connection from Bordeaux to Paris or to Toulouse (2 hours journey) to continue your Tour de France.
View the full itinerary here
Along the Canal du Midi, the combination of local products, peace, quiet and authenticity ensure an unforgettable journey in the heart of nature ! Enjoy a ride on a continuous 240 km path dotted with monuments and exceptional landscapes. Between ports, villages, fields, vineyards and culinary specialties, this region is a place of tradition, seaside resorts and culture.
Distances : between 50 and 106 km per day / Flat terrain.
Train connection from Sete to Paris or to Avignon (2 hours journey) to continue your Tour de France.
View the full itinerary here
The air filled with the scent of lavender, the tangy aroma of freshly pressed olive oil and the sound of cicadas singing, the art de vivre in Provence is enhanced by its vineyards. Take your time exploring some of the most beautiful villages and admire the famous Mont Ventoux - the world known Tour de France challenge.
Distances : between 76 and 86 km per day / Rolling hills.
Train connection from Orange to Paris or to Chalon sur Saone (3 hours journey) to continue your Tour de France.
View the full itinerary here
Follow 'Voie Verte' trail, a former railway line converted into a cycling path. This is a unique way to discover the environmental and cultural wealth of Southern Burgundy, through an authentic natural path that winds its way to the famous vineyards.
Then continue on the Route des Grands Crus is the must-see wine route in Burgundy. The Burgundian menu includes UNESCO World Heritage sites, exceptional food and the oldest wine trail in France.
Distances : between 76 and 86 km per day / Rolling hills. Train connection from Dijon to Paris.
View the full itinerary here
Self-guided cycling
Up to 20 nights
hotel-to-hotel
Level: 2 & 3
Navigation App
