NEW TO CYCLING ? FITNESS LEVELS AN ISSUE PERHAPS /
HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT AN EBIKE HOLIDAY ?
Many people who are new to cycling, are concerned about trying a cycling holiday for the
first time. With reservations about roads, traffic,and the overall ability to sustain cycling
throughout the day, and again the next day, many beginners think it might be just too much.
BUT, there are holiday companies out there who will support you in this situation, and equally
there are cycling tours which allow you to say cycle one day or two, and then take a break for a
day before picking up again on your routes. It is probably best to select a one centre style
holiday if you are new to cycling, and then you can mix and match your outings, without
having to worry about getting to the next hotel to secure your accommodation, although some
operators will offer off-road tours ( VTT in france ) with low kilometre distances involved
each day, making it much easier to get to your next hotel.
It is important to have a decent base if you are new to cycling, and the ability to soak away
your efforts after a day in the saddle are a truly important feature of most cycling tours.
Here at 'french cycling adventures' we are passionate about cycling holidays,
and are particularly keen to provide a wide range of holidays to suit all levels of ability.
Used to off - road cycling perhaps ? Then you should consider our new 'Gers VTT' starting
in 2014. Alternatively, your stay at the resort of 'Montreal du Gers' is suited to beginners
so you can truly mix and match your cycling days to suit over the 1 week stay, with loads of extra
facilities included and the option to try other adventure sporting events in the region - e.g. -
paint balling , parascending , quad biking and driving a supercar etc.
A keen cyclist into road bikes and testing environments? - then you should consider our stay at
Montreal du Gers too. Competitive pricing with say 6 people who wish to train, OR, for larger numbers then the stay at a luxury chateau or farmhouse in 2014 should provide all that you need for a truly
memorable experience here in South West France.
Look no further - contact us today @
http://www.frenchcyclingadventures.com/faqs/contact-us/
Monday, 5 August 2013
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Le Gers-
The 'Gers' is the best kept secret of south west France with its green rolling hills
scattered with oak and pine forest, interrupted by fields of yellow sunflowers and
vineyards dotted with cypress trees ( referred to by the locals as the 'Tuscanny of
France).
It boasts 300 days of sunshine plus wonderful local food, wines and its famous
Armagnac brandy to be sampled at local fetes ( during the summer ) and at
markets ( all year round ).
Sleepy medieval hilltop bastide villages are to be found in abundance amidst very
beautiful and picturesque landscape views to include the distant mountains of the
Pyrenees to the south. The region is steeped in history and is the birthplace of
the legendary d'Artagnan.
A relatively unspoilt and peaceful lifestyle - hard to find in todays fast paced life,
and pure 'nirvana' for cyclists.
You can experience this for yourself on one of our many adventure holidays @
http://www.frenchcyclingadventures.com/faqs/contact-us/
The 'Gers' is the best kept secret of south west France with its green rolling hills
scattered with oak and pine forest, interrupted by fields of yellow sunflowers and
vineyards dotted with cypress trees ( referred to by the locals as the 'Tuscanny of
France).
It boasts 300 days of sunshine plus wonderful local food, wines and its famous
Armagnac brandy to be sampled at local fetes ( during the summer ) and at
markets ( all year round ).
Sleepy medieval hilltop bastide villages are to be found in abundance amidst very
beautiful and picturesque landscape views to include the distant mountains of the
Pyrenees to the south. The region is steeped in history and is the birthplace of
the legendary d'Artagnan.
A relatively unspoilt and peaceful lifestyle - hard to find in todays fast paced life,
and pure 'nirvana' for cyclists.
You can experience this for yourself on one of our many adventure holidays @
http://www.frenchcyclingadventures.com/faqs/contact-us/
Friday, 26 July 2013
Luxury cycling holiday ?
CHATEAUX CYCLING HOLIDAY FROM JUST £385 PER PERSON ?
You can stay in a beautiful restored farmhouse/chateau set within its own grounds. 7 nights comfortable
accommodation. Swimming pools, barbeques,games rooms, tennis courts are just some of the amenities
normally found. Variety of different farmhouses and/or chateux starting from £385 per person per week.
Enjoy great regional foods and wines with a 'chef' included in this welcome break in
South West France - A CHANCE TO SOOTHE YOUR VERY SOUL HERE IN THE GERS.
For all cycling clubs or organisations you can book this style of holiday with us and find
those quiet and wonderful vistas that are truly a joy to ride - 'Le Gers' in France.
1. A minimum of 15 persons are needed for this holiday.
2. July and August ( peak times) rates are higher per person
3. Bike hire is not included in the basic cost - but of course you can bring your own bicycle
4. Competitive rates for the hire of either an 'alloy' bike or the full 'carbon' high spec bike
are available+airport/taxi transfer if needed - see the website for more details.
5. Full personal support, provision of routes and maps, welcome pack and cycle pack and more.
We are planning this holiday to be available for the 2014 holiday season commencing May 2014 from -
http://www./frenchcyclingadventures.com/faqs/contact-us/
If you have read this far - thanks for checking out our blog - stay in touch via the websites-
www.frenchwalkingadventures.com & www.frenchcyclingadventures.com
You can stay in a beautiful restored farmhouse/chateau set within its own grounds. 7 nights comfortable
accommodation. Swimming pools, barbeques,games rooms, tennis courts are just some of the amenities
normally found. Variety of different farmhouses and/or chateux starting from £385 per person per week.
Enjoy great regional foods and wines with a 'chef' included in this welcome break in
South West France - A CHANCE TO SOOTHE YOUR VERY SOUL HERE IN THE GERS.
For all cycling clubs or organisations you can book this style of holiday with us and find
those quiet and wonderful vistas that are truly a joy to ride - 'Le Gers' in France.
1. A minimum of 15 persons are needed for this holiday.
2. July and August ( peak times) rates are higher per person
3. Bike hire is not included in the basic cost - but of course you can bring your own bicycle
4. Competitive rates for the hire of either an 'alloy' bike or the full 'carbon' high spec bike
are available+airport/taxi transfer if needed - see the website for more details.
5. Full personal support, provision of routes and maps, welcome pack and cycle pack and more.
We are planning this holiday to be available for the 2014 holiday season commencing May 2014 from -
http://www./frenchcyclingadventures.com/faqs/contact-us/
If you have read this far - thanks for checking out our blog - stay in touch via the websites-
www.frenchwalkingadventures.com & www.frenchcyclingadventures.com
Sunday, 21 July 2013
Want to soothe your soul ?? Then it must be the 'Gers' in South West France -
Seeking happiness ?? Look no further. Visit this region as soon as you possibly can for a memorable holiday.
The 'Gers' has no motorways running through it - so no juggernauts to disrupt the peace and quiet of the
region. A dog barking is an event here !!
'AUCH the capital city ( described as so diminuitive it does not feel like the capital of anywhere ) is a
delightful little place, wander the streets and shops at your leisure, or stop for a quiet drink in a cafe.
At certain times, you are more likely to run into wildlife than people, particularly on a 'randonee' ie
a walk or cycle ride in the countryside. Wildlife abounds here with deer, wild boar, red squirrels, foxes
badgers and chickens that cross the road - sometimes using the equivalent of a zebra crossing !! - photo
opportunity I think.
Miles of rolling hills, sooooo- peaceful villages, vineyards of 'Armagnac' brandy, yellow fields of either
maize or sunflowers, church spires and cypress trees abound. Is this perfection ?
We certainly think so. Fly into Toulouse or let the train take the strain to Agen railway station
and bring your own bike if you want.
Lets face it - we all need a break in this stressful and pacey life of the 21st century - So,
our dream is for you to visit this wonderful region and to thoroughly enjoy a holiday with
us walking and cycling in the Gers- go ahead and 'soothe your soul !'
This blog has been prepared by Ray & Denise of
www.frenchwalkingadventures.com & www.frenchcyclingadventures.com
Seeking happiness ?? Look no further. Visit this region as soon as you possibly can for a memorable holiday.
The 'Gers' has no motorways running through it - so no juggernauts to disrupt the peace and quiet of the
region. A dog barking is an event here !!
'AUCH the capital city ( described as so diminuitive it does not feel like the capital of anywhere ) is a
delightful little place, wander the streets and shops at your leisure, or stop for a quiet drink in a cafe.
At certain times, you are more likely to run into wildlife than people, particularly on a 'randonee' ie
a walk or cycle ride in the countryside. Wildlife abounds here with deer, wild boar, red squirrels, foxes
badgers and chickens that cross the road - sometimes using the equivalent of a zebra crossing !! - photo
opportunity I think.
Miles of rolling hills, sooooo- peaceful villages, vineyards of 'Armagnac' brandy, yellow fields of either
maize or sunflowers, church spires and cypress trees abound. Is this perfection ?
We certainly think so. Fly into Toulouse or let the train take the strain to Agen railway station
and bring your own bike if you want.
Lets face it - we all need a break in this stressful and pacey life of the 21st century - So,
our dream is for you to visit this wonderful region and to thoroughly enjoy a holiday with
us walking and cycling in the Gers- go ahead and 'soothe your soul !'
This blog has been prepared by Ray & Denise of
www.frenchwalkingadventures.com & www.frenchcyclingadventures.com
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