France – Burgundy Biking Classic
We first discovered the Dordogne in the early 1980s, drawn by its quiet country roads perfect for cycling, breathtaking scenery, and castles tucked behind every bend. Decades later, the region has only grown in charm—with exceptional hotels, gourmet restaurants, and cultural treasures that make it one of the most enchanting destinations in France. From prehistoric cave art to medieval villages and dramatic cliffside fortresses, the Dordogne offers an experience like no other.
Small groups with personalized attention
- Exclusive access to Font de Gaume, one of the few sites where original cave paintings can still be seen
- A Michelin-starred dinner at Pont d’Ousse—a highlight you’ll talk about for years
- A private falconry demonstration at Les Milandes, former home of Josephine Baker
- Carefully selected hotels
- Smart itineraries that minimize shuttling
