Cycling on the vineyard route, from Bordeaux to Bergerac 

Arrival in Bordeaux

Discover Bordeaux, with its numerous green and flowered open spaces, its exceptional heritage, and its quality of life naturally punctuated with gastronomic pleasures and night parties. Enjoy its remarkable renovated Garonne river banks

Bordeaux – Cadillac | 49 km

Leaving the town centre cycle on the original and rustic cycling path which will lead you through the heart of ‘Entre-deux Mers’ vineyards to Créon, a typical fortified village of the area, then to the former Sauve-Majeure Abbey. Continue through the vineyards of Cadillac to old village’s surrounding walls, overlooked by a beautiful castle

Option : Excursion to Sauternes vineyards (46km) + extra night in Cadillac

Another loop for your papilla and your adventure in the vineyards: After a ride between forest and vineyards, the Chateau Yquem appears veritable icon of the Sauternes wines! A honey flavour for a sweet white wine highly appreciated by wine’s lover! From the deep cellars to the small routes between vineyards, ride on the path of a soil renown through the entire world. Then en route you have the opportunity to stop at the Toulouse Lautrec resting place before coming back to Cadillac

Cadillac – Saint Émilion | 50km

Ride through the heart of ‘Entre-deux Mers’ vineyards, from the Garonne to the Dordogne river. After a stop at the medieval chateau of Rauzan, continue to explore the Bordeaux vineyards by reaching the famous village of SaintÉmilion. Discover this World Heritage site, the fascinating Romanesque churches and ruins stretching all along steep and narrow streets

Saint Émilion – Bergerac | 68km

Cycle once again through the famous St Emilion vineyards before reaching the Dordogne river. There you will enjoy the charming 18th century Sainte-Foy-la-Grande village with its half-timbered houses and sunny streets. From here, follow the splendid routes going through the Montbazillac vineyards, overlooked by its majestic chateau. Stop in Bergerac, city of art & history settled on the Dordogne river banks

Departure during the day