A Burgundy bike tour invites you to explore one of France’s most enchanting regions, where rolling vineyards, charming villages, and centuries of history create a journey full of discovery.

Pedal along peaceful country lanes and scenic waterways, from the Saône River to the Burgundy Canal, while uncovering medieval towns, elegant châteaux, and UNESCO-listed treasures.

Known worldwide for its wine and gastronomy, Burgundy offers the perfect blend of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and culinary delights—making it an unforgettable destination for cyclists of all skill levels.

• Why cycle in Burgundy?

  A Burgundy bike tour sees you cycle through one of France’s most celebrated wine regions. You'll pedal past rolling hills lined with Burgundy vineyards, discover charming villages, and savor the world-famous Burgundy wine that has shaped this region’s identity for centuries.

  The heart of this picturesque region lies in the Côte d’Or and Côte Chalonnaise, where ancient cellars and sunlit slopes produce legendary vintages. Along the way, you’ll encounter limestone cliffs and fertile limestone soils that give rise to distinctive grape varieties, from elegant Pinot Noir and Chardonnay to crisp Sauvignon Blancs.

  Your bicycle tour might include stops in Dijon and Beaune, vibrant towns steeped in culture. In Beaune, marvel at the historic Hospices de Beaune, a Gothic masterpiece. Many sites across the region are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Sites, preserving Burgundy’s winemaking legacy and medieval charm.

  Along the route, you'll enjoy quiet, well-marked bike paths that take you past castles, rivers, and vineyards. Whether you’re riding through the northern part of the region, exploring historic routes like the Route des Grands Crus, or sampling local red and white wines, every mile is a feast for the senses.

  For something truly unique, consider a Burgundy bike and boat tour—combining daily cycling with comfortable nights aboard a floating hotel, cruising past vineyards and castles and enjoying some extraspecial wine tastings along the way.

• What are the highlights of Burgundy?
  • Vineyards & wine - Legendary Pinot Noir and Chardonnay regions, with wine tastings in villages like Beaune and Nuits-Saint-Georges
  • Medieval & Renaissance towns - Dijon, Beaune & Cluny
  • UNESCO sites - Côte d’Or's historic vineyards & Abbey of Fontenay
  • Scenic waterways - Saône River & Burgundy Canal
  • Renowned cuisine - Boeuf bourguignon, escargots & Dijon mustard
  • Beautiful rural landscapes - Rolling hills, sunflower fields & picturesque villages
  • Châteaux & abbeys - Elegant estates & centuries-old monasteries
• When's the best time to visit Burgundy?

  The best time to visit Burgundy is in spring and fall, when the weather is mild and perfect for cycling, walking, and wine touring. Spring brings blooming countryside and quiet vineyards, while the fall offers golden foliage and lively harvest festivals.