A land of wild and open spaces, this cycling adventure stretches from the Roman town of Arles to the Gypsy influenced Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer on the Mediterranean Sea. Along the way you’ll be immersed in the heart of the park of the Camargue...

Riding through the Luberon hills and vineyards, exploring a Romanesque chapel or a 500 year-old stone hut, all under the everpresent provencal sun… roaming around the enchanted fountains in the squares in Bonnieux, relaxing on the delightful terrace of a pleasant bistro or meeting with a potter in Gordes...

This cycling getaway links the towns of Avignon, Saint Rémy and Arles – towns of art and light. Along seldom-used roads and accompanied by the scents of thyme and rosemary, you’ll ride along the traces of Van Gogh in the plains and hillsides of Provence, through olive groves and vineyards...

Biking & baking, a great way to ride off those calories! Arrive via Avignon and enjoy one of Provence’s most beautiful cities. From Avignon ride off into the countryside along the Rhône River before heading into wine country and the village of Tavel for 4 nights of relaxation and cooking!
Tavel, 100 % rosé wines (they don’t produce white or red) that are on all French 3 star restaurants’ wine menus…Here you’ll enjoy a mixture of cooking with the B&B owner, biking through some of the area’s most beautiful countryside including the Pont du Gard (with your picnic prepared by you in class) and Chateauneuf-du-Pape or just plain relaxing in the garden with a good book and a glass of wine…

It’s a cycling adventure through the beautifully diverse landscapes of Provence, from the cypress and farmhouse dotted plains of Saint Rémy, to the Luberon that inspired Peter Mayle’s A Year in Provence: an endless discovery of medieval villages set atop their rocky perches, filled with quaint cafés and a labyrinth of winding and cobbled streets...

Your journey begins based in Vaison la Romaine, the largest Roman archaeological site in France. At the foot of Mont Ventoux, and through the famed Côtes du Rhône vineyards, your cycling journey will take you along tiny country roads, through orchards filled with olive and cherry trees, and up to medieval villages hovering above the plains...

It’s a once-in-a-lifetime cycling adventure through the best and most diverse of what Provence has to offer: its most breathtaking landscapes, the most spectacular perched villages, and the history and culture of its Roman and Medieval cities. You begin your adventure in Vaison la Romaine and its Roman archaeological sites: the largest in France...