New cycling holidays

New destinations, proven quality - fresh in the program

Every year, new tours are added to the program - not because the classics are no longer good, but because there is still so much to discover. The new tours will take you to the most beautiful places in France: to the wild and rugged coast of Brittany, around the Cap Corse, along the Atlantic coast from Nantes to Bordeaux and through the gorges of the Ardèche. There are also three new routes through Catalonia, two new tours in England and a culinary highlight in Emilia Romagna.

The offer ranges from relaxed family tours with 30 kilometers a day to sporty challenges with 70 or 80 kilometers per stage - now also as an e-mountain bike tour in the Vercors Nature Park. Luggage transport and overnight accommodation with breakfast are included on all tours.

New tours are often surprisingly easy to book - the big waves of bookings only come once a route is known. If you book early, you have a free choice of dates.

White lighthouse tower with adjacent buildings on rocky coastline at Tynemouth. Green seaweed covers rocks in foreground with tidal pools under blue sky. — Cycling holiday in England: Coast to Coast

New routes, first impressions

Castellfollit de la Roca village in Catalonia perched on dramatic basalt cliffs with church tower, surrounded by green forests under blue sky. — Cycling holidays in Catalonia

Yellow sailboat with red fenders in Saint-Florent marina, Corsica. Colorful buildings line the harbor with mountains in the background. — Cycling tour in Corsica

La Rochelle harbor with sailing boats, medieval stone towers, and lighthouse under dramatic cloudy sky at sunset. — Cycle tour along the Atlantic coast: Nantes – La Rochelle

Place de la Bourse in Bordeaux with ornate fountain in center, classical French architecture, and blue sky with clouds. — Cycling tour around Bordeaux and the Médoc

Hillside vineyard with stone chapel and cypress tree overlooking the Rhône valley town of L'Hermitage under clear blue sky. — Family Cycling Holiday in the Ardèche & Rhône

Wooden boardwalk winding along rocky Spanish coastline with turquoise water, small beach, and pine trees on cliffs under blue sky. — Mountain bike tour in Spain

New cycling holidays

For explorers: Routes that not everyone has travelled yet

Anyone who knows the feeling of truly rediscovering a region from the saddle will find plenty to suit them among the new tours. The cycle tour around Cap Corse takes you around the wild peninsula with its Genoese watchtowers and turquoise sea – one of the least-known corners of the Mediterranean. Anyone wishing to experience Corsica as a whole will find a tour that combines coastal paths and wine-growing landscapes in ‘Cycling and Hiking in Corsica’.

In Brittany, three new routes explore regions off the beaten track: the circular cycle tour from Brest along France’s westernmost coast; the cycle-hiking route along Brittany’s granite coast with its pink cliffs and the car-free Île de Bréhat; and the cycle tour in southern Brittany around the Gulf of Morbihan. The lengths of the stages vary, but the quality of the organisation remains the same.

Stone houses with blue shutters overlook a bay near Bréhat with small rocky islands and green vegetation under a blue sky. — Île de Bréhat

For the sporty types: New routes that really give you a sense of the distance covered

Anyone looking to cover some serious distances by bike will find a number of challenging highlights amongst the new tours. The cycle tour in Corsica scores top marks in both categories – 80 kilometres a day, with a stage length and elevation profile of 5 each. The sporty cycle tour in Catalonia along the Costa Brava covers 70 kilometres a day through coastal areas and wine regions, whilst the mountain bike tour in Spain through Catalonia’s hilly hinterland covers 65 kilometres a day.

Challenging stages also await on the Atlantic coast: the Nantes–La Rochelle cycle tour and the cycle tour along the Bay of Biscay cover 70 and 60 kilometres a day respectively, on flat to undulating coastal paths. Reliable accommodation and seamless logistics at the end of long days are, of course, included.

Two cyclists riding uphill on a paved road with green slopes, dramatic mountain peaks in the background under a blue sky with white clouds.

For leisure cyclists: New destinations, a relaxed pace

New destinations aren’t just for the fit and active. The Ardèche & Rhône family cycling tour covers 30 kilometres a day through the river valleys and orchards of southern France – ideal for children too. The cycle tour in southern Brittany around the Gulf of Morbihan maintains the same leisurely pace. And for those who prefer electric bikes: the new e-mountain bike tour in the French Alps combines alpine landscapes with mountain villages and regional specialities, covering a manageable 30 kilometres a day.

The cycling holiday in Catalonia, covering 40 kilometres a day through the fishing villages and vineyards of the Costa Brava, is also one of the more relaxed new additions. Anyone wishing to explore a new region without pushing themselves too hard will find some of the most beautiful tours in the entire new programme here.

Two glasses of white wine on a wooden table with sliced salami, black olives, and fresh basil on a wooden board. Bread in a cloth basket in background. — Enjoying Italy

Frequently asked questions about our new cycling holidays

Search FAQs

Bicycle and white bench on grassy hillside overlooking the sea at Munkerup. Birch trees frame the view under a blue sky with white clouds.

Are new routes just as reliable as tried-and-tested ones?

Yes. Before a tour is added to our programme, the routes, hotels and local logistics are checked. ‘New to our programme’ does not mean untested, but simply that it has not yet been included in our offering. Occasionally, we also include selected tours from other operators that meet our quality standards.

Will any more new tours be added during the course of the year?

Yes. The programme is constantly expanding – it’s worth visiting this page regularly. If you’d like to be the first to hear about new tours, you can subscribe to our newsletter. It’s published around six times a year and provides information on new destinations and current offers.

How can I find out when new tours are added to the programme?

The easiest way is to visit this page regularly. The programme expands throughout the year – new tours are added all the time. If you don’t want to miss a thing, it’s best to subscribe to our newsletter. It’s published about six times a year and is the first to provide information on new destinations and current offers.

Who are the new tours suitable for – are there any options for families or beginners?

Yes. The new 2026 programme is aimed at a wide variety of cyclists. Those looking for a relaxed ride will find tours covering 30 to 40 kilometres a day on easy terrain – including a dedicated family cycling tour through the Ardèche. Keen cyclists will also find plenty to enjoy: some new routes cover 65 to 80 kilometres a day with challenging elevation profiles. In between, there are plenty of tours for anyone wishing to explore new regions at a leisurely pace.

How far in advance should I book a new tour?

Experience shows that new tours are still readily available at the start – the big booking surges only come once a route has become well-known. Those who book early have a free choice of dates and accommodation. Early bookers also benefit from our early-booking discount. As soon as a tour has received several positive reviews, demand rises rapidly.