Cycle the Loire Valley

Trip Type: Cycling

7 Days
1 - 15 People

Starts From:

NZD $3,000.00 /Person

The Loire Valley is renowned for its picturesque countryside, charming villages and impressive food and wine. Combine this with cycling and a kayak on …

Cycle the Loire Valley

The Loire Valley is renowned for its picturesque countryside, charming villages and impressive food and wine. Combine this with cycling and a kayak on the river, and you’ve got a perfect way to discover the region. Cycle alongside the serene Loire River, visit a selection of classic chateaux, marvel at the manicured gardens and far-reaching vineyards, indulge in local delicacies and enjoy a glass of wine on a Loire River small boat cruise. This small-group adventure through the Loire Valley on a seven-day active cycling journey through the countryside is sure to delight the senses and fulfil all your French fantasies.

Itinerary

Trip Inclusions

Meals

6 breakfasts and 0 dinners are included

Transport

Bicycle (e-bike option available, subject to availability), Support vehicle, Boat, Kayak

Accomodation

Hotel (6 nights)

Included Activities

Chateau de Chambord
Chocolaterie visit and tasting
Kayaking on the Cher River
Wine tasting in Amboise
Chateaux Villandry & Gardens
Loire River Small Boat Cruise
Cheese Tasting - Angers

Trip Highlights

Cycle along the Loire River, passing by classic quaint villages and the verdant countryside in the north west of France.
You haven’t seen chateaux until you’ve seen the ones in France. Marvel at the Chateau de Chenonceau as you kayak along the Cher River, and the acclaimed Chateau de Villandry, among others.
Discover the Loire's charm on a river cruise and toast the moment with a glass of exquisite local wine.
Consider the option of visiting a chateau turned museum, showcasing Leonardo da Vinci’s designs and how he spent his final years of life in the nearby town of Amboise.
Indulge in French wine, chocolate and cheese at a selection of tastings along the way..
Complete your cycling journey in the township of Angers, with its history dating back centuries, and buildings to suit.