Cycling Holidays in France

Our Bestseller Cycling Tours in France

Enjoy unforgettable self guided cycling holidays in France, from vineyard trails to alpine climbs. Our self-guided cycling tours offer the freedom to ride your way, with expert support and top-quality bike hire to help you discover the most scenic French cycling holiday routes.

Road Bike Cycle Holidays France

Our road bike holidays in France take you to some of the country’s most iconic cycling destinations, including the legendary Mont Ventoux, the famous switchbacks of Alpe d’Huez, and the epic climbs of the Pyrenees. Whether you want to conquer bucket-list Tour de France routes or simply enjoy breathtaking scenery on two wheels, we’ll create the perfect trip with expert planning, quality bike hire and cycling-friendly accommodation – leaving you free to focus on the ride.

Flatbar and E-Bike Cycle Holidays France

Our flatbar and e-bike cycling holidays in France are perfect for riders seeking comfort and ease on two wheels. Whether you're exploring the Loire Valley or cycling along canal paths, an e-bike cycling holiday in France lets you enjoy the scenery without the strain. These relaxed routes are ideal for beginners, families, or anyone looking for a more leisurely way to discover the best of cycling in France.

What Are the Best Regions for Cycling Tours in France?

France offers a diverse range of excellent regions for cycling tours, catering to various skill levels and preferences, with top choices including the Loire Valley, Provence, the French Alps, Burgundy, Bordeaux and the French canals.

Self Guided Wine & Cycling in France

We often get asked if there are there vineyard or wine region cycling holidays in France? Fortunately there are plenty of ways to combine the two passions of cycling and wine.

Experience the ultimate adventure with self-guided cycling holidays in France, where cycling and wine tours come together for an unforgettable journey through some of the world's most renowned wine regions. This perfect blend of active exploration and sensory indulgence offers a deeper connection to the landscapes, traditions, and flavours of France.

Whether you're gliding through vineyards in Burgundy, enjoying a deep red in Bordeaux or sipping rose in Provence, a cycling and wine tour is sure to leave you with lasting memories and a desire to return. Cheers to an adventure where every pedal and every sip reveal the soul of France.

Where to go cycling in France for beginners?

If you’re new to cycling tours in France, the Loire Valley and France’s network of canals are ideal places to start. The routes are mostly flat and free from traffic, winding through pretty villages and past plenty of spots to stop and explore. Provence is another great choice, with easy-going rides that meander through sun-drenched vineyards and fragrant lavender fields, perfect for a relaxed cycling experience.

Is France good for family cycling holidays?

Yes, France is fantastic for family cycling holidays for similar reasons as to why it's so good for beginners. It has plenty of safe, well-marked cycle paths, gentle routes along canals and rivers, and plenty of stops for picnics, castles and ice creams.

Where to Go on a Cycling Tour in France?

If there's one thing France is known for it's its gastronomy. From bike and wine tours through Burgundy to tasting the best artisan cheeses in Provence, nothing stirs the soul quite like France.

If you're looking for a cycling and wine tour in France, you've come to the right place. Explore the Dordogne and Garonne rivers, stopping at esteemed vineyards to taste Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon blends. Alternatively head into Burgundy for a deep red or the Loire for a crisp Chenin Blanc drunk in the shadow of a medieval castle in the Valley of the Kings. If it's Provence that excites you, visit Isle-sur-la-Sorgue by bike, the Venice of Provence, and wander through the Sunday market tasting local cheese and charcuterie.

From France's iconic mythical mountains such as Mont Ventoux to cycling holidays in Provence, e-bike tours along the Loire or exploring the wine regions of France by bike, we can showcase the very best of cycling in France.