What are you going to do after ski season? How about a - - -
BIKE TOUR IN PROVENCE, FRANCE
SEPTEMBER 15-26, 2007
Sorry, we're SOLD OUT (as of 01/14/2007), get on our waiting list - NOW!!!
This is a
really great way to tour another country. When touring by bicycle
you interact with people and the land in a way that is not possible
when traveling by car, bus, or train. You'll see gorgeous scenery,
vineyards, charming towns, works of ancient Rome still standing,
wildlife, the Mediterranean Sea, and enjoy wonderful food and wine.
Cycling in the core region of Provence is generally easy with only
occasional slopes or lightly rolling, small hills and the rest is
mainly flat.
It's now less than a year away, so don't wait too long to sign up. Space
is limited eighteen. Sign up by February 28 to go on this incredible trip.
This is and 11 day, 10 night trip including: |
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| All lodging including our first and last nights are in Paris. 8 nights, 7 day bike tour (4th day is a rest day by the sea) of beautiful Provence. All breakfasts for 10 days and 7 dinners on the bike tour. Bike rental equipped with 21 speeds and with saddlebags. Heavy luggage transport from hotel to hotel while riding. Round trip TGV high speed rail between Paris and Provence. |  |
“Provence,
the ancient roman Provincia (province), impresses with beautiful
vistas, charming villages, and wondrous works of ancient Rome, still
standing after almost 2,000 years. The Roman arenas, theaters, and
monuments are found in the heartland of Provence, the mainly flat,
rich farmland near the Rhone River. Cycling in the core region of
Provence is generally easy—with only occasional small slopes or
lightly rolling, small hills.” – Web article by Q. May. |
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