Best 2023 cycling holidays : Custom road cycling holidays for individuals, cycling clubs or groups – ride the spectacular cols and routes of the Tour de France in the Pyrenees & on the Mont Ventoux, or get away from the crowds in the beautiful back country of the Provence Alps.
- Iconic Climbs: Raid Pyrenean 2023 cycling holiday Pyrenees
- Short break: Mont Ventoux 2023 Cycling Weekend
- Off the beaten track: Cycling Provence Alps 2023
Raid Pyrenean 2023 Cycling Holiday
Guided cycling holiday on the classic climbs and cols of the Pyrenees & Tour de France. Ride in the tracks of the greats as you take the route from the Atlantic coast all the way to the Mediterranean, over the great climbs of the Pyrenees such as the Col du tourmalet, Col d’Aspin, Col d’Aubisque or Col de Soulor
Mountain passes (cols) on the Raid Pyrenean:
- Col de St Ignace
- Col d’Osquich
- Col d’Aubisque
- Col de Soulor
- Col du Tourmalet
- Col d’Aspin
- Col de Peyresourde
- Col de Menté
- Col du Portet d’Aspet
- Col de Port
- Col de Chioula



Mont Ventoux 2023 Cycling Weekend
A short but active break, cycling Mont Ventoux over a long weekend (Thursday – Sunday) where you take on the iconic Ventoux climb on the Tour de France route from Bédoin, as well as from Malaucène. Add in a ride through the beautiful Provençal countryside, and you have the perfect short break cycling holiday!
Mont Ventoux climbs :
- Mont Ventoux from Bédoin : Distance: 21.4 km | Climbing : 1639 m | Average gradient : 7.6 % | Maximum gradient : 10.8%
- Mont Ventoux from Malaucène : Distance: 21.2 km | Climbing : 1535 m | Average Gradient : 7.2 % | Maximum gradient : 11%
Mont Ventoux in the Tour de France : https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2021/stage-11/the-double-dose-of-mont-ventoux/1295573



2023 Cycling Holiday in the Provence Alps
Our favourite local rides ! On our Cycling Provence Alps holiday, get away from it all on the quiet rolling backroads of the Provence Alps ; both moderate and challenging rides available. Based in the quiet village of Clamensane, near our office here in Bréziers. Stay in the beautiful gite Les Tilleuls, with rides through Provençal countryside, in the Alpine foothills and around the azure Serre Ponçon lake.



How does vehicle support work?
On a vehicle supported trip, the guide travels in a support van. All luggage and daily equipment is transported in the van, as well as snacks and extra water for the cyclists. Pumps, tools and extra inner tubes are also transported. The van sweeps the group during the day’s cycling, and can be flagged down at any time should you require assistance. The guide will also stop at strategic points during the day to distribute water & snacks (dried fruit, bananas, M&Ms). The great advantage of having a support vehicle is that you can concentrate on cycling, leaving the logistics up to us!


