La Breche, Amboise
This warm and welcoming small hotel is a member of the Logis de France association. There is a familial atmosphere here and the building is historic. Welcoming to cyclists and a good restaurant on site.
Base yourself in a spectacular spot in the “valley of the kings”. Enjoy the bustle of Amboise, a delightful town that was once home to the royal court and where Leonardo Da Vinci spent the last few years of his life. Then ride through world-famous vineyards to troglodyte houses and breathtaking châteaux.
Amboise, France
Day 1+4
Montpoupon, Céré-la-Ronde, France
Day 2
Vouvray, France
Day 3
| Start any date between May 1 and Oct 31. |
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| Custom trips are also available and can start any date, call or email for details. |
Easy-going
32 to 62 km (20 to 38 mi) daily average
Mainly flat to moderately hilly
Casual Accommodation: US $1,375
Single Supplement: US $340
Classic Accommodation: US $1,650
Single Supplement: US $415
Luxe Accommodation: US $2,025
Single Supplement: US $500
Bike Rentals
Hybrid Bikes: US $180
Racing Bikes: US $240
E-Bikes*: US $280
*E-bikes are generally available but are on an ‘on request basis ‘ and will be confirmed on receipt of your booking registration. E-bikes provided are the best rentals available in the region. Our regular fleet of hybrid and race bikes are fun to ride and light and fast, but if having an e-bike will make your trip, we’ll do our best to provide. E-bike rentals are non-refundable.
Getting There
Amboise is located approximately 250 km southwest of Paris. To reach Amboise you need to take a train to Amboise or to Saint-Pierre-des-Corps and a taxi to your accommodation. The trip from Paris takes less than 2 hrs.
Amboise
Arrive in Amboise. Stroll through this ancient town, then pedal into the hills above the Loire, visit the charming town of Montlouis-sur-Loire and head for the 16th-century Château de Nitray. Our Area Manager will give you the bikes and a briefing for the tour.
Ride Distance: 38 km; elevation gain: 300 m
Chenonceaux & Montpoupon
Pedal to Château de Chenonceau, one of the most dramatic castles in France, seemingly floating as it stretches across the Cher River. Then head to Montpoupon, a medieval castle rebuilt into a Renaissance manor. Or take a break from cycling and hop on the train to Tours, where you can browse chic boutiques, visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts, and have coffee at a Romanesque church converted into a café.
Ride Distance: 37 km; elevation gain: 300 m or 65 km; elevation gain: 600 m
Vouvray
Wind your way through the vineyards around Vouvray, famous for fruity, white wines made from the Chenin Blanc grape. Or bike to Chaumont-sur-Loire, the 11th-century castle of the Count of Blois, now restored and surrounded by magnificent gardens.
Ride Distance: 45 km; elevation gain: 400 m or 45 km; elevation gain: 350 m
Depart
Take time for more cycling or another stroll through Amboise before departing for your next adventure.

This warm and welcoming small hotel is a member of the Logis de France association. There is a familial atmosphere here and the building is historic. Welcoming to cyclists and a good restaurant on site.

This 16th century manor house is in a large landscaped park with a pool, enclosed by ancient stone walls in the heart of the old town. The spacious rooms have original wood flooring, fireplaces and ancient paneling.

This luxury 4-star hotel is in an 18th-century residence, surrounded by terraced gardens, overlooking the Loire. Nestled below the ramparts of the great Château d' Amboise, the rooms boast wonderful views.
Tour Reviews
“We loved Clos D’amboise. Very nice breakfast, very helpful staff, beautiful garden and comfortable beds. Our Travel Advisor was very helpful in planning this trip. Her responsiveness to my many questions was a major factor in us taking this tour.”
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