Tours in France

Superb Itineraries in Provence and the Loire and Dordogne Valleys

Few countries stir the imagination like France. You may have already pictured yourself bicycling through small villages composed of beautiful stone buildings, quaint cafés, and Romanesque churches that gaze across the valley at each other under the Provençal sun.

Perhaps you've imagined yourself strolling through the lovely cobblestone streets, or enjoying the local specialties as you fill your senses with the pervading sights and scents of a traditional market. You may have always wanted to look out from atop an impenetrable medieval castle or a luxurious Renaissance château, the entire place resonating with centuries of history, romance and revenge.

Let us help you bring these images alive with one of our self-guided tours. Enjoy one of our itineraries that will allow you to visit Roman ruins and historic market towns in Provence, explore the royal castles of the Loire Valley, and discover Europe's best rural cycling roads in the Dordogne River valley. As you experience all of this by bicycle, you'll enjoy charming and comfortable lodging as well as the wonderful food that draws so many gourmet lovers to France.

Click away and browse our self-guided bike tours on the website or send us an inquiry we'd love to discuss which tour fits you best.

Self-Guided Bicycle Tours in France

Cycling the Loire Valley of France
Bicycle from historic town to historic town, visiting architectural masterpieces all along the way.
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Cycling the Best of Provence
Tour the renowned hilltop villages of the Luberon valley and Van Gogh's beautiful country landscapes of the Alpilles and St. Rémy de Provence.
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Heart of the Dordogne by bicycle (7 days)
Pedal through the rich Dordogne valley from the cave paintings of pre-history to the formidable castles of medieval times while tasting some of the best cuisine in France.
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Heart of the Dordogne by bicycle (9 days)
Pedal through the rich Dordogne valley from the cave paintings of pre-history to the formidable castles of medieval times while tasting some of the best cuisine in France.
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