Cycling France
Supported Cycling Holidays
Cycling France are an Irish operator offering supported cycling holidays in France and neighbouring countries. They run their trips between Ireland and France and handle the logistics, so riders can focus on the cycling.
Their service covers accommodation, a support van and route planning, plus transport of bikes and luggage from Ireland. Bikes travel fully assembled, so riders can use their own bikes without boxing and rebuilding them. Their imagery features classic road cycling destinations such as Mont Ventoux and the Col du Tourmalet in the Pyrenees, along with Bordeaux wine country around Saint-Émilion, the Lot and Dordogne valleys, and Spain’s Costa Brava.
Dordogne and Lot Valleys
Tour Operator: Cycling France
France
8 days (Bike: 6 days)
600 km (~100km per day)
Active
Hilly, On-road - mostly paved
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Overview
Tour Operator Cycling France
France at its best
600km over 6 days (shorter routes or more days available), starting and finishing in the magnificent city of Bordeaux. Beautiful river gorges of the Dordogne and Lot Valleys Cycling Tour, vineyards, and a seemingly endless procession of breathtaking medieval villages. The scenery is amazing, your camera will be worn out by the end of the trip. Great quiet roads with lots of variety but no lung-busting steep grades. Here you will find some of the most beautiful cycling roads in France. April, May, June, September, and October are great. May is my favorite time. July and August can get very busy.
Highlights
- Dordogne
- Saint-Emilion
- Domme
- Sarlat -le-Canéda
- Rocamadour
- Quercy National Park
- Lot River
- Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
- Cahors
- Puy-l’Évêque
Pyrenees Coast to Coast
Tour Operator: Cycling France
France
9 days (Bike: 7 days)
702 km (~100km per day)
Active
Big climbs, On-road - mostly paved
Guided
Supported
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Overview
Tour Operator Cycling France
Raid Pyrenees
7 days cycling across the Pyrenees through France and Spain from Saint Jean de Luz to Argeles-sur-Mer.
We will average 100km per day using quiet back-roads where possible and will also climb some of the mighty cols of the Tour de France, including Col d’Aubisque and Col du Tourmalet.
Ride the whole route or take a lift on the parts you want to miss.