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Dordogne Cycling offers center-based guided cycling holidays providing a choice of either half board or B&B catering. During the holidays you stay with them, you can relax, unpack and unwind. Dordogne Cycling tailors your days cycling from well-researched routes based on your fitness and experience. All levels are catered for. There are shorter, easier routes for beginners or longer routes with plenty of hills for the more experienced cyclists. After a day of cycling, you can relax by the heated pool or use the onsite sauna before enjoying a lovely home-cooked, three-course meal prepared from local produce. Breakfast is also provided and afternoon tea and cake are provided on return from your cycle ride.
Your accommodation is a charming four-bedroom farmhouse, separate from the owners' accommodation, so you have full use of all its facilities including living room with UK TV and a fully equipped kitchen.
There are two double rooms and two twin rooms with two bathrooms. You can enjoy breakfast out on the terrace soaking up the morning sun.
You have use of the heated swimming pool. Perfect after a day cycling.
Dordogne Cycling offers center-based guided cycling holidays providing a choice of either half board or B&B catering. On the holidays you stay with Dordogne Cycling, so you can relax, unpack, and unwind.
Dordogne Cycling is based in the beautiful northwest area of the Dordogne, bordering the Charente. With winding, virtually traffic-free roads, beautiful scenery, and pretty villages and towns, it is the perfect place to discover France by bike. Dordogne Cycling can tailor your days cycling from well-researched routes based on your fitness and experience.
All levels are catered for. There are shorter, easier routes for beginners or longer routes with plenty of hills for the more experienced cyclists.
On the first day, arrive at 4 p.m. Relax and unwind with a glass of Fizz then settle in with your group, or if traveling alone meet your fellow guests. Later enjoy a delicious 3-course meal with wine and coffee to finish.
After a day of cycling, you can relax by the heated pool before enjoying a lovely home-cooked 3-course meal prepared from local produce. Breakfast is also provided and afternoon tea and cake are provided on return from your cycle ride.
Dordogne Cycling is very flexible with their guests and if you would like a day's rest so that you can just relax, read a book or go out for the day that is fine, It is your holiday to enjoy as you want.
Please note that the routes can vary from just 20 kilometers or less for beginners to up to 80 or 100 kilometers. The shorter routes however allow you in the afternoon to explore the area, visit the local villages, take part in other activities or just relax by the pool.
Dordogne Cycling can also cater to your non-cyclist friend or partner at a lesser rate. There are plenty of other activities in the area, such as walking, kayaking, horse riding, and visiting the local markets. If you are interested, please send Dordogne Cycling an inquiry.
Visit to local chateaux or castle is included in the package.
The Dordogne region of southwest France is one of the most beautiful and popular destinations in the country. Visit this beautiful region of France and discover the chateaux, beautiful medieval towns and villages, unspoiled countryside, and prehistoric caves – just some of the many reasons why the region attracts visitors.
There are many ‘famous sights’ that we associate with the Dordogne, including Lascaux caves, Marqueyssac gardens, medieval Sarlat, castles such as Chateau Castelnaud, and the prehistoric caves in the Vezere Valley
Yet it is the places that you visit outside these ‘hot spots’ that will stay the longest in your memory – the scenery, the peace, the coffee in a small cafe, the picnic next to a stream.
The Dordogne is beautiful in the same way as the Cotswolds or Tuscany are beautiful – the way it simply makes you want to stay forever enjoying the quiet, the countryside, the scenery. Some of the other best-known highlights include the Gouffre de Padirac caves and canoeing the Dordogne, with the most popular towns and villages including Bergerac, Brantome, Excideuil, La Roque-Gageac, Le Bugue, Riberac, and Rocamadour.
This region of the Dordogne is the perfect location for cycling with its varied terrain and rolling hills. With almost traffic-free roads it makes for an enjoyable experience. With a wide variety of climbs and descents, combined with more level routes running along the Dronne river it is ideal for either experienced cyclists or beginners.
Dordogne Cycling is based in the North West of the Dordogne bordering the Charente which takes you into one of Frances Plus Beaux Village: Aubeterre. This ancient village set up high above the river with its 11th-century church, which is the oldest in France, is a perfect place to dine or just wander around the pretty shops. In the opposite direction, there is Brantome. A fortified town that is known as the Venice of the Perigord as it is surrounded by the Dronne river. It is also very pretty with many restaurants, shops, and cafes and the old monastery and church. It is the perfect place to cycle and stop by the river for a picnic before setting off again.
Dordogne Cycling offers two options:
The price packages displayed on this page are for the half-board option. The B & B option is available for 575 EUR per person.
If you are interested, please send Dordogne Cycling an inquiry.
There are many other activities to enjoy in the area. Kayaking on the River Dronne is available nearby from various points but the best place is from Brantome where you can hire kayaks for short trips around the town taking on the small waterfalls and rapids or for longer trips stopping off on the way for a picnic along the river.
Walking trails are aplenty here with tracks leading directly from the property taking you through woodlands and open countryside, via chateaux, churches, and villages.
Mountain biking is available using the tracks direct from the property with the mountain bikes that the Dordogne Cycling team has for guests to use. The many tracks are ideal for enthusiasts as there are many uphill and downhill descents.
Grotte de Villars is one of the rare caves open to the public and just 35 minutes away. It is an impressive cave in the north of the Dordogne department near Brantome. It is mostly a natural cave full of stalactites and stalagmites but also has a few small prehistoric drawings.
St Emillion is 1.5 hours away, but well worth the trip. Situated in the heart of the Bordeaux wine region it is steeped in history with cobbled streets and beautiful ancient buildings with many fabulous restaurants to choose from and of course many wine shops to test and buy your favorite tipple.
Lake Jamaye is a large freshwater lake with a beach where you can hire canoes and swim. You can walk around the surrounding woods or have lunch in the two restaurants / cafes on the beachfront.
Horse riding is available nearby catering to all levels of experience from complete novice to experienced riders. Enjoy the beautiful scenery on horseback at a leisurely pace, taking in sights not seen when traveling by car.
The accommodation has an on-site sauna and cold tub perfect to relax in after a day's cycle.
Massage treatments are also available at an additional charge. Please book in advance before arrival.
Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport
105 km
Transfer not provided
Bergerac Dordogne Périgord Airport
53 km
Transfer not provided
Limoges – Bellegarde Airport
84 km
Transfer not provided
Please book your flight to arrive at Bergerac Dordogne Périgord Airport (EGC), Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport (BOD), Limoges - Bellegarde Airport (LIG). The nearest airport to the venue is Bergerac, servicing many UK airports. It is one hour drive, 42 miles away. Limoges is one hour and 40 minutes away (64 miles), and Bordeaux Airport is one hour and 45 minutes away (90 miles).
If you plan to drive to the location, you can catch ferries to Le Havre which is a six-hour drive (356 miles) and ferry and Euro Tunnel to Calais which is seven hours and 30 minutes' drive (490 miles).
The nearest train station is Angouleme, a 45-minute drive where you can get trains direct from Paris.
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