11 days/10 nights, with 9 days cycling
Start any date between May 1 and October 31
We recommend you to start your trip on a Friday to see the market held in Beaune every saturday
48 km (30 miles) daily average
Some hills every day of moderate difficulty with one very challenging climb on Day 2
Extra km possible
Classic Accommodation: US$2560/ CAD$2560
B&B Accommodation: US$2080/ CAD$2080
Luxe Accommodation: US$2980/ CAD$2980
Single suppl. classic: US$745/ CAD$745 Single suppl. B&B: US$530/ CAD$530 Single suppl. Luxe: US$865/ CAD$865
- 10 nights hotels
- All breakfasts and 3 dinners
- Use of a top quality 21-speed hybrid bike complete with handlebar bag, pump, and all the necessary accessories for changing flats. We recommend that you bring your own helmet for safety and hygiene reasons
- Detailed route instructions and map
- Luggage transfers
- Area Manager available throughout the tour
You start in Beaune, about 320 km southeast of Paris.
Beaune is a famous and pleasant town in the heart of the Côte d’Or vineyards. It boasts a charming medieval quarter of narrow streets, welcoming squares and buildings topped with gleaming roof tiles. Beaune can be easily reached from Paris via Dijon. It is also close to the international airports in Lyon and Geneva.
Your confirmation package will provide information on getting to Beaune.
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Randonnée Tours
France
Burgundy Cycling 11 Days
Like a fine aged wine, savour Burgundy slowly, with time for its subtleties to penetrate. Great art, gastronomic food, and a history fermented with religion and royalty are your first tastes. Sip again and find white cows dotting green pastures embraced by hedgerows, and villages where you are greeted with a wave and friendly calls of “Bonne Route!” Self-guided cycling is the ultimate way to discover Burgundy.
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Hôtel des Remparts,
Beaune
Situated inside the historic town of Beaune close to restaurants and cafes, this 17th century building was renovated into a fine hotel, preserving the charm of the ancient mansion, with modern comforts. |
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Hostellerie du Château,
Ste-Sabine
This 17th century residence was a former 11th century monastery. In the centre of a 20-acre park, the château combines elegance of the past with comfort of the present. |
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Hôtel des Cymaises,
Semur-en-Auxois
In the heart of medieval Semur-en-Auxois, this ancient mansion from the 13 th and 14 th century has been transformed into a comfortable hotel with all conveniences and luxury bedrooms. |
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Château d'Archambault,
Noyer
This castle was a former hunting lodge from the beginning of the 19th century set in 8 acres of parkland. It has been renovated with large comfortable guest rooms. |
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Hôtel de la Poste et du Lion D'Or,
Vézelay
This former post office has been renovated into a charming hotel. The rooms have great views and the hotel restaurant has an excellent reputation. |
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Chambres d’Hôtes Fare Nui,
Montagny-le-Beaune
This charming bed & breakfast is located in a hamlet outside of Beaune. The rooms are comfortable and the proprietors friendly. |
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Lady A,
Vandenesse-en-Auxois
Not your typical bed and breakfast, this is a 100-foot canal barge! Moored on a charming canal in an absolutely beautiful setting, the cozy rooms are surprisingly spacious. |
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Hôtel des Cymaises,
Semur-en-Auxois
In the heart of medieval Semur-en-Auxois, this ancient mansion from the 13 th and 14 th century has been transformed into a comfortable hotel with all conveniences and luxury bedrooms. |
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Château d'Archambault,
Noyer
This castle was a former hunting lodge from the beginning of the 19th century set in 8 acres of parkland. It has been renovated with large comfortable guest rooms.
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La Palombiere,
Vézelay
In the heart of Vézelay, this 18th Century residence has individually decorated rooms and is surrounded by gardens. |
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Hotel Le Cep,
Beaune
Originally built in 1442, this 4-star hotel features a magnificent tower and a beautiful stone staircase, as well as two historical courtyards and a picturesque garden. Rooms are decorated in the traditional French style. |
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Hostellerie du Château,
Ste-Sabine
This 17th century residence was a former 11th century monastery. In the centre of a 20-acre park, the château combines elegance of the past with comfort of the present. |
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