Provence to Camargue cycling holiday in France

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1140To1690 excluding flights
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Duration
8 Days
Type
Tailor made
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Included: 7 nights with breakfast in guest houses, 3* hotels Luggage transfers Taxi ransfer back to Arles Travel file via the ‘Safrantours’ guidance application Technical and logistical assistance. Ask us for various bikes
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Description of Provence to Camargue cycling holiday in France

Price information

1140To1690 excluding flights
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Included: 7 nights with breakfast in guest houses, 3* hotels Luggage transfers Taxi ransfer back to Arles Travel file via the ‘Safrantours’ guidance application Technical and logistical assistance. Ask us for various bikes
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Departure information

This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements

Travel guides

France cycling
Our cycling in France travel guide finds quiet country lanes across the land.
Provence
If you want to discover the real Provence it’s best to head further inland, away from the busy Côte d’Azur.

Reviews

1 Reviews of Provence to Camargue cycling holiday in France

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Reviewed on 24 Aug 2023 by

1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?


Every day was different - scenery, route, hills, types of roads, villages we passed through and the hotels we discovered and stayed in at the end of each day. So it was the unexpected and the adventure of the trip that was most exciting.

2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?


pack barrier cream, set off early if its going to be a hot day and on those days wait to eat your lunch until you are close to the finish. Its not a ride to rush so take the time to see the amazing Provencal villages.

3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation?


We stayed in small non-chain hotels, ate at local restaurants and travelled by bike. We employed a local taxi driver who took bags (for lots of people) from hotel to hotel. As it was August, everywhere was busy and it did feel great to arrive places by bike rather than joining queues of cars.

4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?


Really great! The route, the maps, information and support were all brilliant. When we had a slight issue, the tour operator was immediately responsive and helpful. The only improvement would be for baggage to be delivered a bit earlier.

Read the operator's response here:

Hello Steve,
Thanks for your comments! Provence is a beautiful region and we're glad you enjoyed discovering it. Travelling by bike allows you to take time to appreciate the journey. Don't hesitate to come back to us for a future project!

Responsible Travel

As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your holiday to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.

Planet

Okay, so you’re on a cycling holiday… but you are not just an observer; in fact you’re playing a role in the environmental, local and social development in the region you are visiting.
Consider this: during your journey, you set out to encounter the Provence region by using a means of transport - a bicycle - which is among the most ecological that exist.
You will cycle along small local paved road. The itinerary has been specifically and safely designed to promote soft transport that reduces the carbon footprint of tourism as well as letting you discover the variety of landscapes amongst a same region. And all along the way, you will enjoy the numerous forest domains you ride through, always close to nature, yet at the same time learning and understanding much more about the historical environment, the flora and unique fauna you will encounter in Camargue.

The people who run the restaurants you eat in take care to propose meals elaborated with local products, thus ensuring menus of quality whilst reducing the often hidden ecological impact of transporting foodstuffs from afar.

Furthermore, we have selected specific accommodation for the beginning of your holiday also because it is close to railway stations or public transport hubs, still with the aim of reducing the carbon footprint.

In our very own office we have developed software which considerably reduces power consumption and paper use. We work with the company that specialises in recycling old computers and cartridges at the end of their usefulness.

What about supplies? Well, we think ‘fair-trade’ here, too. For example we work in partnership with Lygo who have our travel pouches made in Dakar, who thus create new jobs whilst using profits to support local projects in Senegal.

People

Holidaying with us means taking the time to explore a region, feel its pulse. Far from the usual tourist fast-fare, we propose a gourmet appreciation of genuine France.

In all our holidays programmes, we make sure that we are working with partners in small-scale structures to help develop the local economy and usefully reduce the number of intermediaries.

We ourselves are a small family travel agency maintaining a close relationship with all our working partners. That’s one of the reasons our holidaymakers are welcomed so warmly and in such a personal way throughout their stay. In each region, local people have got to know us, which is one of the factors that ensures that each holiday is a rich and unique experience.

Everyone involved in our holidays is passionately interested in their region and their environment. They will always take pleasure in helping you to explore their heritage, their gastronomy, and their terroir – as explained above ! You will find that the only silly question is the one you don’t ask … all others are greeted with a smile and a willing, informative reply.

The establishments we deal with are always on a very human scale, with far fewer rooms and an altogether different approach than the big hotel chains. Simply because we think the heartfelt welcome you feel in a rural guesthouse, the discovery of a tasty local dish, or the exploration among friends and family of the history and culture of a place is something real, sincere and wonderful.

On a practical note, we do all we can to facilitate local bike hire in order to improve the service we offer to our holidaymakers and - and it’s a big and - try to make sure that the economic advantages of our activities go towards local communities.

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