Burgundy Guided Bike Tour

Itinerary Details

1. Day 1Arrival in Dijon

   Upon your arrival in Dijon, you'll have the opportunity to check in and then decide whether to unwind in the hotel or explore the city. Dijon boasts a lively atmosphere, offering charming shops, delightful restaurants, and inviting bars. The city is easily navigable on foot and is filled with museums, churches, and historic buildings waiting to be explored, such as the Palais des Ducs and the Church of Notre Dame. A representative from the Tour Operator will introduce the tour and provide information about the bikes, making any necessary final adjustments. Dinner arrangements are at your discretion, but they'll be happy to offer recommendations. Enjoy your overnight stay in this vibrant city.

   • Hotel in Dijon

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     Start the tour in Dijon

     Begin this wonderful tour in medieval Dijon

2. Day 2Dijon to Nuits Saint Georges

   Meet your bike guide in the morning. As you leave Dijon, you'll pedal your way into the serene countryside, where the enchanting Route de Grands Crus begins. You'll soon find yourself in the heart of Gevrey Chambertin, the largest appellation in Côte de Nuits, renowned for its exquisite Pinot Noir wines, including the famous Vosne-Romanée, Fixin, Chambertin-clos-de-Bèze, Flagey-Echézeaux, Vougeot, and Richebourg.
   
   Continuing your journey, you'll cycle through the picturesque wine regions of Morey Saint Denis, Chambolle-Musigny, and Vougeot. Vineyards will stretch endlessly on either side of your path, offering awe-inspiring views and the invigorating embrace of crisp, fresh air. In the late morning, you'll have the pleasure of visiting a wine estate, where a delightful wine tasting experience awaits. Following this, a leisurely lunch can be enjoyed at one of the many charming restaurants along your route. As night falls, you'll relish a delicious dinner and spend the night in the welcoming town of Nuits Saint Georges.

   • 18.6 miles
   • Hotel in Nuits Saint Georges
   • Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

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     Cycle the Routes des Grands Crus

     Pedal your way along a wine lovers' cycle trail

3. Day 3Nuits Saint Georges – Beaune

   This morning, your cycling adventure takes you from the charming town of Nuits-Saint-Georges to the quaint city of Beaune, the heart of Burgundy's wine country. Beaune, the capital of Burgundy wine lands, offers a plethora of attractions. The renowned Hospices de Beaune, constructed in the 15th century to care for Beaune’s underprivileged, is a captivating historical site. The Athénaeum, a unique blend of bookstore, shop, and wine cellar, is dedicated to the art of winemaking and is well worth exploring.
   
   Following this, you'll embark on an extensive tour of one of the city's many wine cellars, with the opportunity to taste their exquisite products, culminating your day on a flavorful note. Additionally, Beaune boasts a fabulous shop where you can sample and purchase a wide variety of delicious mustards.
   
   Dinner arrangements are at your discretion tonight, but the Tour Operator will be happy to offer recommendations. Enjoy your overnight stay in this delightful city.

   • 18.6 miles
   • Hotel in Beaune
   • Breakfast

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     Beautiful Beaune

     Cycle into the capital of Burgundy wine lands, Beaune

4. Day 4Beaune to Chassey le Camp

   Today marks a remarkable journey as you pedal through Burgundy's renowned winemaking regions, encompassing Pommard, Meursault, and Puligny-Montrachet. As you continue, you might consider a stop at Montrachet, famed for producing what many regard as the finest white dry wine globally! Your cycling adventure concludes in the charming provincial market town of Chagny, where you'll spend the night in the nearby Chassey Le Camp.
   
   Dinner is a delightful affair tonight, provided at the hotel's restaurant. Enjoy your evening, and settle in for a restful overnight stay at the hotel.

   • 18.6 miles
   • Hotel in Beaune to Chassey le Camp
   • Breakfast and Dinner

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     Marvellous Meursault

     Cycle through the Meursault vineyards, one of Burgundy's best winemaking areas

5. Day 5Chassey le Camp to Sainte Sabine/Chateauneuf en Auxois

   Indulge in a splendid 40-kilometer cycling adventure along picturesque backcountry roads, leading you to the serene river and canal valley. This segment of the Burgundy bicycle tour is truly extraordinary, taking you off the beaten path and immersing you in the breathtaking vistas and idyllic landscapes of the Ouche Valley.
   
   In the evening, treat yourself to a delectable dinner at Sainte Sabine, a hotel and restaurant overlooking the valley. From here, enjoy an exceptional view of the Chateauneuf en Auxois castle perched majestically atop the hill across, enhancing your dining experience with a touch of historical charm.

   • 24.9 miles
   • Hotel in Sabine/Chateauneuf en Auxois
   • Breakfast and Dinner
6. Day 6Sainte Sabine/Chateauneuf en Auxois to Dijon

   Today's journey offers the most effortless 50-kilometer ride you'll ever experience, yet it's far from uninteresting. Following the bike path alongside the Burgundy canal, you'll pedal your way smoothly to Dijon.
   
   The path gently slopes, providing a mostly flat to slightly downhill ride, and along the way, you'll encounter picturesque villages that add to the charm of your route. There are plenty of excellent stops to explore. Although dinner is not included tonight, the Tour Operator will be happy to offer recommendations. Enjoy your overnight stay in this delightful place.

   • 31.1 miles
   • Hotel in Dijon
   • Breakfast
7. Day 7Departure

   Your journey concludes officially with breakfast.
   

   • Breakfast