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France, Burgundy
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€ 1,150/person (including taxes)
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7 Days
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Self-guided tour
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1 Leisure level
Rich in history and blessed with some of the most beautiful vineyards, Burgundy is the perfect destination to visit by bike. In just a week, you’ll cycle through the historic cities of Dijon and Beaune, ride through quaint villages and experience one-of-a kind hospitality. We promise that when you’re not on the saddle, you’ll get to spoil yourself with the very best wine and local food!
Day 1
Arrival in Dijon
After checking into your hotel, take the rest of the afternoon to explore Dijon’s city centre. Filled with elegant medieval and Renaissance buildings, it’s wonderful to stroll around or even sit for a coffee in one of its many squares.
Night in Dijon
Day 2
To the vineyards
This first stage leaves Dijon through the vineyards’ countryside roads. When you arrive at Vougeot, enjoy a visit of the 12th century Chateau du Clos de Vougeot before settling in for the night.
20km with 150m+
Night in Vougeot / Gilly
Day 3
At the heart of Burgundy's vineyards
For the wine lovers out there, today you get to ride through estates that carry prestigious appellation names like Romanée-Conti and Nuits-Saint-Georges.
You’ll end the day in Beaune, the wine capital of Burgundy. Whether you take the time to visit the Hospices de Beaune, enjoy a wine in an ancient cellar or sit down to savour authentic Bourguignon food : Beaune has something for everyone!
Wine tasting available.
30km with 250m+
Night in Beaune
Day 4
Tour around Beaune
Today you’ll leave the vineyards and head for farmland before reaching the beautiful Chateau Rochepot and the pretty village of Nolay with its meandering canal. Return to Beaune through the famous vineyards of Chateau Pommard and Chateau Meursault.
Wine tasting possible.
50km with 700m+
Night in Beaune
Day 5
Beaune - Chateauneuf
Another day riding along beautiful country roads, crossing forests and fields. The day has reach an end when you arrive in Chateauneuf. The tiny fortified village and its 12th century castle is one of the last remaining examples of Burgundian military architecture.
45km with 600m+
Night in Chateauneuf
Day 6
Along the waterfront
The final day takes you along the Burgundy canal leading you back to Dijon. Once arrived, you will get the time to see the sites you’ve missed on day one. We recommend doing the full “Parcours de la chouette” which takes you on the discovery of the most beautiful parts of Dijon.
43km with 200m+
Night in Dijon
Day 7
End of trip
After breakfast, depart freely during the morning.