Give your family an adventure they've probably never imagined as you go cycling in the French countryside through beautiful vineyards and amazing terrain. Cycling the French countryside is one of the most remarkable ways to experience all the character and excitement embedded in both the terrain and the people of this charming country. For a family embodying a unique blend of adventure seekers and wine lovers, nothing is better than embarking on a cycling tour of France's Bordeaux region. The decisions of Bordeaux country Most of France can actually be discovered by bike and train, without every having to travel in a car, bus, or cab. And when you're planning a cycling adventure through the French countryside the first thing you need to decide is whether your family should attempt the feat independently (which should only be tried if you are familiar with the French countryside, are an experienced cyclist(s), and have read extensively about the routes and terrain of the Bordeaux region) or if you should book your adventure through one of the several cycling tour companies in France. The Bordeaux region offers cyclists many of the most pristine and enjoyable biking routes found anywhere in France. If you book your adventure through a company, the first thing you'll do before you set out in this beautiful region is meet with your tour guide. You'll be given an overview of all the important safety information you'll need to know and get fitted for the perfect bike, the one you'll be spending your whole trip with! Cycling the French countryside: embarking on your trip After your initial fitting and education brief, you'll set out on your journey. There are several routes on which your tour guide might take you, such as traveling from Coubeyrac to Bordeaux, or starting out in Bordeaux and biking to a final destination in the Dordogne. Whichever route you travel, your family will carve their way through the breathtaking views of the Bordeaux countryside, which mixes the charm of medieval villages with cobblestone buildings and the historical wonder of cave dwellings reaching back to the dawn of Man's very existence. All the while, you'll be stopping along the way to mingle with the locals, experience cultures, enjoy world-class French meals and hospitality, and let's not forget - taste some of the most famous wines in the world in the very spot they're created! Cycling your way through the very best of French wine While touring some of the small cellars and famous vineyards of the Bordeaux region, you'll first be instructed on how to properly go about wine tasting, the French way. Then you'll get to taste some of the best wines in the region, from the world-renowned areas of St. Emilion, Pomerol, Paysage Bordelais, and Medoc, including Bordeaux stars like Merlot and Cabernet. When it comes to French wine production, these are the best of the best and you'll cherish the experience to the last drop! Choosing an adventure and getting started Cycling tours in the French countryside of Bordeaux is not inexpensive, but well worth the effort if you crave the experience. There are Tube bag in France that offer cycling tours, including DuVine Adventures and DignGo Gourmet Bike Tours. Each company provides guides who specialize in the Bordeaux region and are expert cyclists as well. These tours are geared to most skill levels and ages. Cycling routes can average between 20 and 30 miles (33-64km) per day. If you're looking for a family adventure unlike any other, a cycling trip through the French countryside is a not-to-be-missed adventure to experience all that Bordeaux has to offer.
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