You’re sure to want seconds!
Have an insatiable hunger for cycling? Explore the maps — and menus — of Alsace. From delicious drinks and cheeses to half-timbered houses, your route will feature all manner of Alsatian delights. What better appetizer than Colmar, the wine capital of Alsace! Rieslings, Pinots Gris and Gewürztraminers are sure to get your taste buds buzzing. Feel like a snack? Münster and its famous cheese are certain to hit the spot. Or try baeckeoffe, a hotpot of vegetables and meat, or a white cheese tart. From the Kreuzweg and Charbonnière passes, savour the view of the Black Forest — without all the chocolate shavings and cream that cover its namesake… Alsace: you’re sure to want seconds!
In the pressRead Susan Riley's article, "Cycling through Alsace", in the August 25, 2012 issue of the Ottawa Citizen.
Price (taxes included) : $4,595 / person
EN LIBERTÉ Formula also available
General Conditions
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Delayed departure or return, single occupancy, travel insurance, bike rental (for several destinations) and much more: ask our consultants!
From day to day
Day 1 - Arrival in Mulhouse and transfer to the hotel.
Day 2 - Mulhouse, Munchhouse, Hirtzfelden, Fessenheim, Neuf-Brisach, Colmar (64 to 70 km).
Day 3 - Free day or looped route via Munster, Trois-Épis, Ingersheim (39 or 53 km).
Day 4 - Colmar, Wintzenheim, Kientzheim, Riquewihr, Ribeauvillé (21 to 45 km).
Day 5 - Ribeauvillé, Bergheim, Scherwiller, Andlau, Barr, Obernai. Looped route via Haut-Koenigsbourg (46 to 57 km).
Day 6 - Free day or looped route via Mont-Sainte-Odile, le Hohwald, Ottrott (29 to 68 km).
Day 7 - Obernai, Rosheim, Molsheim, Wasselonne, Reinhardsmunster, Saverne (52 km).
Day 8 - Saverne, Hochfelden, Pfaffenhoffen, Ingwiller, La Petite-Pierre (66 km).
Day 9 - La Petite-Pierre, Struth, Diemeringen, Montbronn, Enchenberg, Siersthal, Volmunster, Lengeksheim, Bitche (65 km).
Day 10 - Free day or looped route via Éguelchardt, Château de Waldeck, Neunhoffen, Sturzelbronn. Looped route via Philippsbourg, Baerenthal, Zinswiller, Niederbronn-les-Bains, Dambach (42 or 72 km).
Day 11 - Bitche, Sturzzelbronn, Obersteinbach, Niedersteinbach, Lembach, Climbach, Birlenbach, Rott, Wissembourg (58 km).
Day 12 - Wissembourg, Schleithal, Niederlauterbach, Mothern, Seltz, Soufflenheim, Haguenau (64 km).
Day 13 - Haguenau, Kaltenhouse, Rohrwiller, Drusenheim, Offendorf, La Wantzenau, Strasbourg (51 km).
Day 14 - Free day.
Day 15 - Transfer from Strasbourg to Bâle-Mulhouse airport (1.5 hrs) and flight back to Montréal.
Elevation Profile
The package includes:
- round-trip air transportation for passenger, baggage and bicycle with Air Transat
- transfer between airport and hotel;
- 14 nights in two- to four-star hotels (double occupancy);
- 14 breakfasts and 4 evening meals;
- baggage transportation (one bag per person, 20-kg maximum);
- mechanical assistance and access to a relief vehicle;
- daily route plans;
- taxes;
- protection from the Compensation Fund for Customers of Travel Agents (CFCTA) $ 3.50 per $ 1,000 starting November 1, 2021.
Equipment (e.g., bicycle) is not included.
Start/Finish: Montréal-Trudeau/Bâle-Mulhouse > Bâle-Mulhouse/Montréal-Trudeau
From 12 to 20 cyclists, accompanied by our guide.
Single occupancy: supplement of $765
Price of land portion of trip (taxes included): $3645
Package excluding air transportation for passenger and bicycle.
Bike rentals available. Additional charge.