With all your senses through the Provence by E-bike
During this cycle tour you will immerse yourself in the scents of Provence and enjoy beautiful landscapes. Let yourself be charmed by the typical Provençal villages and experience the Roman past in Orange and on the Pont du Gard. You can also climb the Mont Ventoux – all in all, terrific impressions that make every day unforgettable.
HIGHLIGHTS:
– Provençale villages
– Roman monuments
– Palais des Papes in Avignon
– Impressive Mont Ventoux
– Regional park Luberon
Arrival to Orange. There is time to visit the Roman theater, one of the best preserved in France. With a glass of wine, you can prepare yourself for your cycling holiday during our welcome talk.
You leave Orange on small quiet side roads and drive mainly along vineyards on the picturesque mountains “Les Dentelles de Montmirail” with its jagged peaks. Sablet and Gigondas, known for their good wines, are on the route. When you arrive in Vaison-la-Romaine, you should visit the Roman excavations before continuing to Mazan.
Today’s cycling day leads to the top of the “giant”! First, you cycle around the Mont Ventoux through pine forests, olive and peach plantations and then you go up. A very nice panorama ride and a pleasant descent with views of the French mountains and to the coast.
It is one of the most beautiful gorges in southern France, the Gorges de la Nesque. Picturesque cycling towards Sault, center of lavender production. From Sault you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Mont Ventoux and the linear lavender fields. Wonderful descent along the ridge of the Albion with its many limestone formations to the regional park “Luberon”.
The Luberon Regional Park was launched in 1977. Ocher quarries, limestone mountains, olive groves and picturesque villages characterize the landscape. Passing through the park is partly on a disused railway line of picturesque beauty. A highlight of the day: Gordes! The village lies like an eagle’s nest on a hill high above the Luberon valley. Possibility to visit the Cistercian Abbey Senanque.
Leaving Isle-sur-Sorgue, with its many antique shops and watermills, you will first arrive in Avignon where you have the opportunity to visit the former Pope’s Palace. Afterwards you continue to the Pont du Gard with its 2000-year-old history. A very scenic cycle path leads from here to Uzès, one of the most beautiful villages of Provence.
After a walk through the historic city center and its gallery buildings of Uzes, the last day of cycling takes you through an eclectic landscape of vineyards, pine forests and river landscapes to Orange.
The cycle tour ends in Orange.
2 nights in 3-star-hotels
5 nights in 2-star-hotels
2 nights in 3-star-hotels
5 nights in 2-star-hotels
Daily breakfast
Welcome talk
Daily luggage transfer
Itinerary on our app
Route book, maps and information material
7/7 Service Hotline
City tax is not included and has to be paid on the spot.
Single traveller supplement : 366 €
Arrival: Daily 15.03. – 27.10.25
Grade: Due to the sometimes longer ascending passages, this cycle tour is ideal for the experienced cyclist. You cycle on paved back roads and on cycle paths.
| By plane: The nearest international airports are TOULOUSE, MARSEILLE, NIZZA or LYON.
By train: Arrival station: ORANGE Direct TGV train connections from Paris. Train connections from Avignon, Annecy, Lyon. By car: Paris (A6-A7) Lille / Belgium (A26-A4-A26-A5-A31-A6-A7) Metz / Luxembourg (A31-A6-A7) Strasbourg / Germany (A35-A36-A39-A40-A42-A7) Geneva / Switzerland (A41-A43-A49-A7) Parking: Our partner hotel offers a secured parking place for your car during the whole travel period. |
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