Yes. Every France bike tour can be tailored to your riding ability, interests, and travel style. We offer fully custom itineraries ranging from 5 to 10 nights (or longer), with route options for relaxed riders, avid cyclists, and everyone in between.

We offer high-quality road bikes for experienced cyclists, as well as hybrid and e-bike options for riders who prefer a more leisurely pace or extra support on climbs. Our goal is to make cycling in France enjoyable and accessible for all fitness levels.

Provence offers a classic French cycling experience with quiet vineyard roads, lavender-scented countryside, and stunning hilltop villages. Riders can explore destinations such as Gordes, Roussillon, Vaison-la-Romaine, Sault, and Bédoin. For those seeking a challenge, Mont Ventoux—the “Giant of Provence”—is a bucket-list climb, while relaxed routes wind through wine villages like Gigondas and Beaumes-de-Venise with plenty of tasting opportunities.

The best time to visit Provence is May through early November. Late June to mid-July is peak lavender season, while July also brings sunflower blooms. Crowds are lighter before July and after August, making spring and early fall especially appealing.

Burgundy is ideal for food and wine lovers. The terrain is mostly rolling, with quiet vineyard roads, historic abbeys, and scenic canal paths. Highlights include the Route des Grands Crus, the Hospices de Beaune, and Dijon’s medieval center. This region is perfect for relaxed touring paired with exceptional wine tasting.

Late spring offers lush green vineyards and quieter roads, while September and October coincide with the grape harvest—an unforgettable time to visit. Markets, wineries, and cooking classes are especially vibrant during these months.

Cycling in the Dordogne feels like stepping back in time. Routes pass prehistoric caves, medieval castles, walnut groves, and villages ranked among the most beautiful in France. The terrain is gently rolling, making it well-suited for riders who prefer scenic exploration over steep climbs.

The ideal seasons are May–June and September through early November, when temperatures are cooler and crowds are lighter. Spring brings blooming walnut groves, while July features sunflower fields.

Absolutely. Food and wine are central to every France bike tour. Depending on the region, experiences may include winery visits in Beaumes-de-Venise, Gigondas, Meursault, or Bergerac; market visits in villages like Sarlat, Beaune, and Vaison-la-Romaine; and optional cooking classes focused on regional specialties such as Provençal cuisine, Burgundian classics, or Dordogne truffles and foie gras.

Local markets are a highlight of cycling in France. We often design itineraries so guests wake up near a market day, allowing time to explore stalls filled with fresh produce, cheeses, breads, and regional delicacies. Markets in places like Sault, Gordes, Beaune, Dijon, and Sarlat are unforgettable cultural experiences.

Yes. With e-bike options, hybrid bikes, and carefully planned routes, our France bike tours are ideal for couples or groups with mixed ability levels. Relaxed itineraries avoid major climbs while still delivering beautiful scenery and cultural immersion.

• For food and wine lovers: Burgundy or the Dordogne

• For scenery and romance: Provence

• For history enthusiasts: Dordogne

• For gentler terrain: Burgundy and Dordogne, or relaxed Provence routes

Our tours include detailed route planning, premium accommodations, luggage transfers, and on-the-ground support. We take care of the logistics so you can focus on riding, exploring, and enjoying France.

We recommend booking several months in advance, especially for peak seasons like lavender bloom in Provence or harvest time in Burgundy. Custom tours benefit from early planning to secure the best hotels and experiences.

Simply reach out to our team. We’ll help you choose the right region, timing, and itinerary to create a France bike tour perfectly matched to your pace, passions, and travel goals.