• Marche des Grands Hommes - The gravel bike tour begins at the Grands Hommes Square, one of Bordeaux’s most sophisticated squares.

Encircled by elegant 18th-century architecture, the square features a chic glass-roofed shopping gallery that seamlessly combines modern elegance with classical charm.

Its name honors the “great men” of history, and its ambiance mirrors that grandeur, serving as a crossroads of culture, refinement, and Bordeaux’s renowned art de vivre.

It’s an ideal spot to absorb the elegant, bohemian atmosphere of Bordeaux before venturing into nature.

• Jardin Public - Known as the city’s green lung, this garden is a beloved spot among locals.
• Palais Gallien - The Palais Gallien is a magnificent Roman amphitheater hidden in the heart of the city. This site not only offers a glimpse into Bordeaux’s ancient heritage but also provides a unique perspective on the city’s evolution over the centuries.
• St. Andre Cathedral - As one of the most iconic landmarks, the Cathedrale Saint-André reflects the city’s history from the Middle Ages to the present day.
• Grosse Cloche de Bordeaux - Cycle through one of the city’s most beautiful streets. La Grosse Cloche served as the main gate of the city during the Middle Ages.
• Pont de Pierre - The Pont de Pierre is the first stone bridge built in Bordeaux, representing the 19th century.
• Quai Deschamps - A tranquil riverside path on the right bank of the Garonne.

This stretch offers breathtaking views of Bordeaux’s historic skyline, including the Place de la Bourse and the Grosse Cloche in the distance. It’s a serene, tree-lined area perfect for enjoying the contrast between the vibrant city life and the calm riverbank atmosphere before heading into the countryside and vineyards.

• Latresne - Situated at the entrance to the Entre-Deux-Mers region, this charming village marks the transition from city to countryside. Follow peaceful paths and old railway tracks surrounded by nature and vineyards.
• Château de Malherbes - Nestled in the hills near Latresne, this elegant family-owned château is one of the region’s hidden gems. It’s a stunning example of Bordeaux’s viticultural heritage and a great photo opportunity, especially during harvest season. Here, enjoy a gastronomic stop to taste some of the finest wines of the Château.
• Darwin Eco-système - Located on Bordeaux’s right bank, Darwin is a former military barracks transformed into a unique space for art, food, skateboarding, coworking, and sustainability. It’s a cultural hotspot and a symbol of Bordeaux’s creative energy.
• Pont Jacques Chaban Delmas - Cycle across this modern vertical-lift bridge, the tallest of its kind in Europe, and enjoy panoramic views over the Garonne River. It’s an impressive blend of engineering and design.
• Quai des Chartrons - Ride along this historic riverfront promenade lined with 18th-century warehouses, cafés, and wine bars. It’s one of the most picturesque parts of the city and a favorite spot for locals and cyclists alike.

• Gravel Bike (Non Electric bike)
• Helmets
• Professional English-speaking cycling guide
• Immersive itinerary far from the classic tourist routes
• Souvenir photos and videos taken with an action camera

• E-bike (40€ per person of additional fees)
• Gratuities
• Visit and wine tasting at a carefully selected château (from 15€)

Explore Bordeaux in a distinctive manner with this small-group gravel bike tour that combines historic landmarks, picturesque countryside, and wine tasting at a local vineyard.

The adventure starts in the sophisticated streets of Bordeaux, where a local guide shares the city’s rich history as you cycle past iconic landmarks like Saint-André Cathedral, the Grosse Cloche, and the renowned Pont de Pierre.

As you leave the city, tranquil cycling paths guide you into the serene Bordeaux countryside. Vineyards, quaint villages, and beautiful landscapes gradually replace the urban backdrop.

The journey continues with a visit to a family-owned winery, where you will learn about Bordeaux winemaking and savor a tasting of regional wines.

Merging cycling, culture, and the French art de vivre, this engaging experience provides a relaxed and genuine way to explore Bordeaux beyond the typical tourist paths.

• 16 is the age minimum to take part for the wine tasting activity, the minor must be accompanied by one of the parents or a guardian

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.