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Alsace
Bordeaux
Brittany
Burgundy
Dordogne
Geneva
Loire Valley
Normandy
Provence

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrival at Pauillac H-B
Reception at the hotel with documentation & bikes.

Day 2 Pauillac to Pauillac B&B 28 or 50 km
We suggest an easy circular ride through the vineyards of Lamarque and Margaux south of Pauillac.

Day 3 Pauillac to Gaillan-en-Medoc H-B 26 or 40 km
You’ll cycle northwards through the vineyards of Saint-Estephe and Saint-Yzans-De-Medoc before going west to Lesparre-Medoc and Gaillan.

Day 4 Gaillan to Gaillan H-B 36, 42 or 54 km
You are going for a picturesque ride east between vineyards and a network of small canals. From the Richard lighthouse on the Gironde estuary, you can either cycle back to Gaillan or cross the peninsula to the beautiful Sandy beach of Montalivet.

Day 5 Gaillan to Pauillac B&B 30 or 44 km
Your last ride will take you to the Gallo-Roman site of Saint-Germain d’Esteuil and the old Abbey of Vertheuil before cycling back to Pauillac.

Day 6 Trip ends in Pauillac after breakfast

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrival at Souillac H-B
Reception at the hotel with documentation & bikes.

Day 2 Souillac to Montignac H-B 32 km
First you’ll leave the Dordogne Valley for the rugged Périgord. You will enjoy a break and a walk around the gardens of Eyrignac. The route then carries on northward to the lovely town of Montignac on the Vézère River.

Day 3 Montignac to Sarlat H-B 48 km
This morning, you’ll simply follow the Vézère River downstream. You’ll pass the Chateau of Loss, the village of Saint-Léon, the Saint-Christophe caves and Les Eyzies. After a break at the World Prehistoric Capital you will ride through quiet, green, thick and bushy “Maquis” to Sarlat, an architectural gem.

Day 4 Sarlat to Sarlat H-B 15 km ride + 10 km by canoe
We suggest a ride in the heart of the Dordogne valley. You will see some of the most beautiful villages in France. After a short ride, you’ll canoe downstream from Vitrac to Beynac. If you are not interested in the canoeing you can ride the whole way on your bike (35 or 48 km).

Day 5 Sarlat to Rocamadour H-B 54 km
First you’ll follow the Dordogne river upstream. After the chateau of Fénelon, you will enter the regional park of “les Causses du Quercy to finally arrive at Rocamadour, a town set on a cliff.

Day 6 Rocamadour to Rocamadour H-B 32 or 58 km
A ride through the Causses with their stone walls, herds of sheep and dry vegetation. You will discover some exquisite villages like Loubressac, Carenac and the abyss (Gouffre) of Padirac.

Day 7 Rocamadour to Souillac H-B 28 km
You’ll leave the Causses to join the Dordogne River at Lacave. You will get a fantastic view of the Valley from the Château of Belcastel. The river will take you back to Souillac.

Day 8 The trip finishes in Souillac after breakfast

Itinerary

Day 1 Day 1 Arrival at Souillac H-B
Reception at the hotel with documentation & bikes.

Day 2 Souillac to Sarlat H-B 32 km
A very easy ride along the Dordogne River to Sarlat, one of the major Medieval centres in Europe.

Day 3 Sarlat to Sarlat H-B 35 or 48 km
We suggest a short tour in the heart of the Dordogne valley. You will see some of the most beautiful villages in France like Beynac, La Roque Gageac, Domme as well as just as many Chateaux.

Day 4 Transit from Sarlat to Souillac train station

Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival at Bayeux    H-B
You can visit the famous tapestry, the cathedral, and the commonwealth war museum, which are allocated in the centre of the town, as well as the wonderfully preserved old part of the town.

Day 2 Bayeux to Bayeux B&B 43 or 52 km
You cycle east towards Courseulles and Juno Beach. After a stop at the peaceful Canadian cemetery, you ride westwards along the coast (Gold beach) in order to visit Arromaches with its remarkable artificial harbour (Mulberry) and the German battery of Longues-sur-Mer before returning to Bayeux.

Day 3 Bayeux to Bayeux B&B 36 or 48 km
You ride to Omaha beach and its impressive American cemetery at Colleville sur mer. On the way back to Bayeux we suggest a slight detour to the small fishing port of Port en Bessin.

Day 4 The trip finishes in Bayeux after breakfast

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrival at Bayeux    H-B
You can visit the famous tapestry, the cathedral, and the commonwealth war museum, which are allocated in the centre of the town, as well as the wonderfully preserved old part of the town.

Day 2 Bayeux to Bayeux B&B 40 or 52 km
You cycle east towards Courseulles and Juno Beach. After a stop at the peaceful Canadian cemetery, you ride westwards along the coast (Gold beach) in order to visit Arromaches with its remarkable artificial harbour (Mulberry) and the German battery of Longues-sur-Mer before returning to Bayeux.

Day 3 Bayeux to Carentan H-B 61 or 68 km
You ride to Omaha beach to visit its impressive American cemetery at Colleville sur mer. After la pointe du Hoc, we suggest a quiet road south, passing near the German cemetery at La Cambe before entering the Natural park to find your accommodation in the centre of Carentan.

Day 4 Carentan to Regneville-sur-mer HB 52 km
You ride South-West through the Bessin Natural Park. You go by Coutances and its cathedral before reaching the sea-side for the evening.

Day 5 Regneville to Granville B&B 32 or 56 km
The short ride follows the wild coast to Granville. The longer option goes through typical villages and to the Abbey of Hambye. You then follow the narrow Sienne River to Granville Harbour.

Day 6 Granville to Avranches HB 48 or 62 km
You keep cycling south until you discover the bay around Saint-Jean-le-Thomas. You follow it to the south headland of Grouin before going up to Avranches city centre. The longer route passes near the well preserved Abbey of La Lucerne.

Day 7 Avranches to Avranches B&B 48 or 64 km
Today is given up  to the visit of the Mont-Saint-Michel, the Abbey and the bay.

Day 8 The trip finishes in Avranches after breakfast

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrival at Bayeux    H-B
The visit of the tapestry, the Cathedral and the old town are highly recommended.

Day 2 Bayeux to Bayeux B&B 48 km
From Bayeux, you head to the famous artificial harbour of Arromanches (Mulberry). Nearby, there is the main German Battery of Longues-sur-Mer. We then follow the little Aure valley to Omaha beach and the amazing American war cemetery of Colleville-sur-Mer before returning Bayeux.

Day 3 Bayeux to Benouville H-B 45 km
After following the Seulles River, you stop at the superbly organised Canadian museum of Juno beach. After Courseulles and its oyster parks, you can visit the Château of Fontaine-Henry. Then you head for Pegasus Bridge and the Orne River. This was the landing target for the British parachutists and gliders, and the beginning of the longest day!

Day 4 Benouville to Cambremer HB 38 km
You leave the Caen plain, cross the Dives Marshes before reaching the Pays d’Auge at Beuvron en Auge; time for cider and a taste of Calvados! You then continue through rolling hills to the village of Cambremer.

Day 5 Cambremer to Cambremer HB 36 or 58 km
You’ll ride a circle through the typical Norman picture postcard countryside….horses, cows, orchards and beautiful villages. You have the possibility of visiting the half-timbered château of Crevecoeur. You can stop at the village of Saint-Julien-le-Faucon for lunch, and see the château of Coupesarte before returning to Cambremer. On the longer ride, we have added the Chateau of Saint-Germain-de-Livet to the visit.

Day 6 Cambremer to Honfleur HB 48 km
You ride eastwards, cross the Touques River at Le Breuil en Auge for another great opportunity to sample cider and Calvados. After a little break at the village of Blangy-le-Chateau, you head north to Honfleur on the Seine estuary.

Day 7 Honfleur to Honfleur B&B 35 or 48 km
You follow the coast to Trouville-sur-Mer and Deauville to admire some of thegreatest Anglo-Norman architecture there is to be found. Then you go back to Honfleur via the Chateau of William the Conqueror and the Saint-Gatien forest. On the longer ride, you go up to the village of Beaumont-en-Auge and you can visit the Manoir des Eveques in Canapville.

Day 8 The trip finishes in Honfleur after breakfast

Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival at Honfleur    H-B
You are staying right in the centre of town. A walk around this fascinating harbour and the visit of the museum which is (mainly) given up to Boudin’s paintings are the suggestions of the day.

Day 2 Honfleur to Honfleur B&B 36 or 58 km
You follow the coast to Trouville-sur-Mer and Deauville to admire some of the greatest Anglo-Norman architecture to be found. Then you go back to Honfleur via the Chateau of William the Conqueror and the Saint-Gatien forest. On a longer loop, you go up the village of Beaumont-en-Auge and you can visit the Manoir des Eveques in Canapville.

Day 3 Honfleur to Brionne H-B 58 km
You follow the Risle River through Pont-Audemer and Montfort-sur-Risle. You should have time to visit the Great Abbey of Bec-Hellouin just before getting to the quiet town of Brionne.

Day 4 Brionne to Pont-de-l’Arches HB 42 km
You ride eastwards, cross the Eure Plateau through a mixture of woods and open fields before going down the Seine Valley.

Day 5 Pont-de-L’Arches to Vernon HB 50 km
You follow the Seine River upstream for the whole journey on peaceful roads. After crossing the river on a couple of occasions, you’ll arrive in the lovely town of Vernon.

Day 6 Vernon to Vernon B&B 16 or 42 km
The highlight of the day is the visit of Monet’s garden. The longer option takes you through the Vexin natural park, the boundary between the dukedom of Normandy and the French Capital.

Day 7 The trip finishes in Vernon after breakfast