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Burgundy - Biking Classic
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Once the richest of France’s ancient duchies, Burgundy still exudes the wealth and charm born from centuries of winemaking. Cycling through this region means riding along quiet vineyard lanes and peaceful country roads, where the only traffic you might meet is a tractor hauling the day’s harvest. It’s an immersive way to experience the rolling countryside and its timeless rhythms.
Charming villages dot the landscape—each with inviting wine cellars offering tastings and cozy restaurants serving winemakers’ lunches that are as refined as they are authentic. After 15+ years of exploring this region by bike, we know Burgundy intimately—from its Flemish-style châteaux to the remarkable Hospice de Beaune.
Highlights
- Small groups and passionate local guides
- Dinners at restaurants that are truly special
- Carefully selected hotels
- Smart itineraries that minimize shuttling
Package Included
- Expert guides throughout the journey
- Support vehicle during the route
- 6 nights accommodation
- Daily breakfasts, 2 lunches and all dinners except one
- Entry to tastings, selected historical sites and museums
- Detailed GPS routes
- Luggage transport
Not included
- Bicycle hire
Dijon: Most participants arrive via Paris and take the train to Dijon the evening before the tour begins. We’re happy to recommend excellent hotels in Dijon’s historic district.
Day 1 · Gevrey-Chambertin
After a short transfer, we begin in the heart of the Grands Crus region. Ride to a tiny village for lunch, then visit the Château of Gevrey-Chambertin for a private tasting of their celebrated Grand Cru wines.
Day 2 · Gevrey-Chambertin
Today’s route takes us through flat farmlands to the Abbaye de Cîteaux, where monks still make their renowned cheese. We finish with a visit to Clos de Vougeot and cycle past legendary vineyards including Romanée-Conti and other prestigious estates.
Day 3 · Beaune
We ride south, stopping for lunch at one of our favourite auberges. In the afternoon, we arrive in Beaune, our base for the next two nights. We’ll stay within the old city walls at a charming 3-star hotel and dine at acclaimed restaurants known for their superb wine lists.
Day 4 · Beaune
Begin with a guided historical tour of Beaune, including the extraordinary Hospice de Beaune. For cycling, choose your own adventure—flat or hilly, short or long. The day is yours to enjoy.
Day 5 · Puligny-Montrachet
Our route takes us through Pommard and on to St. Romain, where we visit traditional barrel-makers (tonneliers) and learn about this centuries-old craft. We end in Puligny-Montrachet, staying in a welcoming 3-star hotel at the heart of the village.
Day 6 · Puligny-Montrachet
Our route takes us through Pommard and on to St. Romain, where we visit traditional barrel-makers (tonneliers) and learn about this centuries-old craft. We end in Puligny-Montrachet, staying in a welcoming 3-star hotel at the heart of the village.
Day 7 · Departure
La Rôtisserie du Chambertin, Gevrey-Chambertin
Our newest discovery in the heart of wine country, this elegant 4-star hotel features a stylish wine bar and bistro. Each guest room is uniquely decorated, blending charm and modernity. Located just a short stroll from the Château de Gevrey-Chambertin, it’s the perfect base to begin your Burgundy experience.
Hôtel des Remparts, Beaune
Set within the historic walls of Beaune, this 17th-century mansion has been thoughtfully renovated to retain its original character while offering modern comforts. With cafés, wine shops, and restaurants just steps away, it offers both convenience and timeless charm.
Le Montrachet, Puligny-Montrachet
This luxurious country inn, built in 1824, is a haven for food and wine lovers. Hosts Thierry and his Canadian-born wife Suzanne offer warm hospitality, refined accommodations, and regional cuisine that has earned acclaim. The inn’s gourmet restaurant and extensive wine list celebrate the best of Burgundy.