


4 days/3 nights
longer options available

Start any date between April 15 and October 25

Both cycling and walking can be enjoyed on this Short Escape
The rides vary from 18 to 51 km (11 to 32 miles) with add-on loops and options to shorten the rides as well
All the rides include hills, some of which are challenging
There is one easy walk and one more challenging one

Classic Accommodation: US$835
B&B Accommodation: US$795
Luxe Accommodation: US$1295
Single suppl. classic: US$225 Single suppl. B&B: US$160 Single suppl. Luxe: US$345

- 3 nights hotels
- All breakfasts
- Use of a top quality 21-speed hybrid bike complete with handlebar bag, pump, and all the necessary accessories for changing flats. We recommend that you bring your own helmet for safety and hygiene reasons
- Detailed route instructions and map
- Area Manager available throughout the tour

Les Eyzies is approximately 500 km south of Paris and can easily be reached from Paris by train.
The trip takes between 5 and 6 hours with two direct trains a day.
Your confirmation package will provide detailed information about how to get to Les Eyzies. |
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Day 1
Arrive in Les Eyzies. Explore the tiny backstreets, walk to Tayac and its wonderful fortified church, and follow part of the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela. Your bicycle is waiting for you, so you could also head for the fascinating cave etchings at Les Combarelles Cave near Les Eyzies and then ride further through an intimate river valley to the prehistoric sculptures sheltered at the Abri du Cap Blanc rock shelter.
Day 2
Cycle the Vézère River Valley to the towering cliff dwellings of La Roque-St-Christophe and further to St-Léon-sur-Vézère, selected as a Plus Beau Village. If you like, continue to Montignac and Lascaux. Or enjoy a hilly ride to the medieval gem of Sarlat, with twisting alleys, cosy squares and beautiful buildings.
Day 3
Ride to Les Cabanes, a village of prehistoric stone huts called bories, and to Puymartin, a castle built in the 13th- century. Consider a side trip to visit the ruined castle of Commarque, a fabulous setting unvisited by tourists. Or head to the Dordogne River, considered one of the most beautiful rivers in France, and follow it through charming villages to St-Cyprien which has a colourful market on Sundays. Extend your ride to the pretty riverside village of Limeuil, or the famous river meander at Trémolat.
Day 4
Explore the diverse landscapes around Les Eyzies on this pleasant walk that takes you to the Gorges d’Enfer where there are several prehistoric sites. Or get in some more cycing before you depart for your next adventure.
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