Alsace
Duration: 15 days and 14 nights
August 12–27, 2026
The land of Asterix is brimming with architectural and natural gems that are perfectly suited for cycling. Explore the Alsatian countryside and its Franco-German heritage, cycle around the volcanoes of Auvergne, ride along the Canal du Midi, or let yourself be enveloped by the scent of the lavender fields that blanket Provence.
The most adventurous will head to the Alps and its legendary mountain passes: Galibier, Alpe d’Huez, Izoard… recreate your favorite stages of the Tour de France on your dream trip! If you’re dreaming instead of relaxation and vast stretches of water, let us convince you to take a trip from Toulouse to Nice, which will offer you a dip into the region’s rich history—as well as into the Mediterranean!
No matter which route you choose, one thing is certain: fine dining and wine culture are sure to be part of the experience! Why not opt for a Self-guided tour Self-guided lets you strike the perfect balance between the joys of the open road and culinary delights? Traveling in France means climbing the Tourmalet by day and enjoying a tartiflette by night!
With excellent service from Quebec, France offers several possible entry points: Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, and Nantes.
Thanks to the French rail network—many of whose trains offer bike-friendly facilities—you can also combine visits to several regions in a single trip! Feel free to contact our agents, who will be more than happy to put together a customized itinerary based on your preferences and needs.

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Duration: 15 days and 14 nights
August 12–27, 2026
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