8 days
€2,075.00
Bike from Blois to Angers, as you discover a multitude of chateaux and medieval villages, you will ride along the Loire Valley towards the gentle Anjou region. The path we planned for our Loire Valley exploration follows the famed EuroVelo #6 bike route. The castles of Blois, Chambord, Amboise, Chenonceau, Langeais, Ussé, Azay le Rideau, Chinon and the jewel of Romanesque art, Fontevraut Abbey mark the way while riding along the majestic Loire River. This lovely region is steeped in historic and cultural significance, delicious cuisine and world-renowned vineyards.
In the heart of the Loire Valley, registered as Unesco world heritage site and locally known as "the garden of France", you’ll visit the Touraine region on the garden and the courtyard side. Here the mixture of natural and manicured landscapes blend with enchanting chateaux to curate a fantastically unique destination to visit. The banks of the Loire and Cher rivers also reveal unsuspected places and landscapes of pure natural beauty. Discovering these locations by bike provides a very pleasant and special trip for any cycling enthusiast or hungry world traveller.
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• Accommodations in bed and breakfast, in double room (7 nights)
• Dinners
• Packed lunches
• Luggage transfers
• Supervision by Grand Angle’s guide
• Visit of the Château de Chenonceau, Château d’Ussé and Clos Lucé
• Tourist taxes
• Travel to/from Blois (flights, train, bus, etc.)
• Drinks
• Entrance fees to tourist attractions and castle (except Chateau de Chenonceau, Chateau d’Ussé et Clos Lucé)
• Bike rental
• Insurance
• Return transfer from Angers to Blois
• Personal expenses
• Registration fees
• Everything that is not stated in the “Included in Trip Price” section
• Single Room Supplement : 510 €
• Extra night in Blois hotel 3* : + 90 € / pax in twin room, + 160 € in single room
• Extra night in Angers hotel 4* : + 85 € / pax in twin room, + 145 € in single room
• Electric bike rental : 285 €
• Hybrid bike rental : 185 €
• Bike rental damage insurance electric bike : 19 €
• Bike rental damage insurance hybrid bike : 11€
Arrival in Blois, check-in at the hotel is available after ~3pm. It is necessary for any visitor to this town to experience a trip to the royal Castle of Blois. It is an essential site of the Loire Valley. It gives a genuine picture of the classic architecture and rich history of the multitude of castles found in the Loire Valley. It was the residence of 7 kings and 10 queens during its time. This site is particularly evocative of the Renaissance. King François I, Chambord and Fontainebleau were some of the builders of this impressive structure and the Duke of Guise was murdered in the castle in 1588 under the command of Henri III.
Hôtel 3*
Embark on our carefully crafted journey of our Loire Valley Explorer. A route that diverges from the river at times, but reveals a tapestry woven with historical and cultural threads. Explore gems like Candé sur Beuvron and the elevated Chaumont Castle, treating you to breathtaking views of the river. Don't miss the renowned garden festival in its splendid park. Your day culminates in Amboise, home to a captivating castle and the Clos Lucé (included in the price), where Leonardo da Vinci spent his final four years.
Hotel 4*
If you didn’t have the time to visit Amboise and the Clos Lucé on the previous day, you will be able to do so this morning before starting out. You will continue towards Tours after your exploration. From Amboise, you take an extra side trip to visit Chenonceau, which is one of the pearls of the Loire Valley (included in the price). You then can come back to Amboise along the same road and ride to Tours on bike paths. It is also possible to take the train from Chenonceau to Tours (not included in the price). The railway station is next to the castle.
Hotel 3*
One of the most beautiful stages of the Loire à vélo, following the banks of the Cher to the Renaissance château of Villandry. Enjoy its magnificent garden before continuing on to the magnificent château of Azay le rideau. Built on an island in the middle of the Indre River, this French Renaissance gem was erected during the reign of François Ier.
Hotel 3*
Continuing in the direction of Bréhémont, you'll follow the thread of the wild Loire, where magnificent scenery on the Loire and old-fashioned boats (gabares and fûtreaux) give it a soothing authenticity and harmony.
Visit the Château d'Ussé, home of the "Sleeping Beauty" who inspired Charles Perrault (round trip 3.5 km). (included in the price).
There are 2 routes to Chinon: the quickest leaves the banks of the Loire at La Huhaudrie to reach Chinon in around 12 km, but with a few tough climbs. The classic route follows the Loire on a track, then 5 km further on reaches the confluence of the Indre and then Avoine, Savigny en Véron and the banks of the Vienne to Chinon.
Hotel 3*
Between Touraine and Anjou, a wonderful stage that starts at the banks of the Vienne River and goes to Savigny en Véron. The itinerary then continues until it arrives at the confluence of the Vienne and the Loire rivers and at the postcard picturesque village of Candes St Martin. In Montsoreau, you should take a side trip to visit the Fontevraud Abbey. It is one of the most beautiful heritage sites of the Loire Valley, with its polychrome recumbent effigies. It is not a very far detour and you won’t regret it. If you feel like visiting another castle, the one in Montsoreau will also impress you with its fortress immortalized by Alexandre Dumas.
To go to Saumur from Montsoeau there are only ~18km to ride, but there are a few steep ascents. Especially the 18% graded hill in Parnay. However, the hills are short, and you will appreciate to ride through the vineyards of Saumur Champigny. There is also a new itinerary along the Loire River that enables you to go to Saumur while following the river and avoiding the vineyards and some hills. This is a choice you will have to make when you arrive at the “domaine de la Bienboire”.
Hotel 3*
The castle of Saumur really deserves a visit too before heading out of town. Today is a longer ride, but there is little difficulty on this ride except for the last few kilometers/miles that lead to the high points of Angers. Most of the stage you will follow the Loire River until Cunault, one of the most beautiful Romanesque churches of the Anjou region. You will climb towards Joreau Lake by the dolmen of Madeleine and go down to Gennes. You will then ride in front of the St Maur Abbey, the Benedictine priory of St Rémy. Next you will cross the Loire River to reach St Mathurin sur Loire, la Daguenière and Angers through the Trélazé slate quarries. In Angers, there is a castle surrounded with a fortress built
by Saint Louis. Inside, you can see the huge Apocalypse Tapestry. Don’t miss exploring the town’s older historic neighbourhoods.
Hotel 4*
End of the trip after breakfast and hotel check-out ~10am.
Occasionally, adjustments to the planned itinerary may be necessary. This could stem from trip logistics (such as fully booked accommodations, trail closures, or adverse weather conditions, etc.). It's important to understand that these modifications are always implemented with your best interests in mind, prioritizing your safety and comfort.
Easy to moderate cycling that is possible for most moderately experienced cyclists looking for an average physical activity level each day. The itinerary mainly follows bike paths and small paved roads. It avoids main roads with heavier car traffic as often as possible.
Cycling stages of 28 to 61km/17.4 to 37.9mi per day according to the program, 2 to 5 hours of cycling per day.
You only carry the essential items you need for the day (lunch/picnic, water & personal belongings) in a saddlebag/backpack. You will find your luggage in the evening at your hotel. It is limited to one piece of luggage per person. Transported bags need to be at hotel reception before 9am each morning and will be delivered before 6pm to the next accommodation.
Group of 6 to 12 people.
8 days / 7 nights / 6 days of cycling.
► Start
Day 1 in Blois at hotel check-in ~3pm.
► Finish
Day 8 in Angers after breakfast and hotel check-out ~10am.
Grand Angle’s guide. The guide stay with the group throughout the trip.
► Accommodation
Superior Comfort Category: In double occupancy rooms in B&B, in hotels 3* (4 nights) and 4* (2 night) or equivalent. Single rooms are subject to availability and require a supplement fee.
Please Note: In Europe, more and more hotels, B&Bs and guesthouses are refusing to take part in the star-rating system, even establishments which were classified a year or two ago are now choosing to not take part. This doesn’t mean that they are of a lesser quality, in fact far from it. If we indicate that an accommodation is ‘3-star or equivalent to’ this means that the establishment may have chosen not to receive an official classification, but we believe the level of comfort provided is equal to that of a traditional 3-star establishment.
► Meals
Half board with breakfast and dinner + packed lunch.
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If required and told in advance, we can adapt meals to participants with specific diets (for example for vegan, gluten free diet).
► Extra Nights
It is possible to add extra nights before or after your tour in Angers or Blois.
We organize bike reservations for our guests. Please advise during booking any desire for a bike rental and which type you would like. The bikes will be adjusted to your size before arrival. Please provide us your height details when including a bike rental when booking this tour. All rentals are prepared by a cycling professional.
If you choose to rent a bike, it will be delivered to your 1st hotel on the morning of day 2. At the end of the tour, you will leave your bike at the hotel on the evening of day 7 and inform the reception of the hotel. they will take care of the bike from that moment onwards.
► Included Equipment with Rental
- Safety lock, a repair kit, front bag with a locker, a pump, rear tire saddlebag and a helmet.
Men or women bikes are available, Scott brand or equivalent, 21-speed hybrid bike or electric bike. Please find below the types of bikes we book for you (or equivalent, non contractual photo).
Bringing Your Own Bike
We recommend that you use a hybrid bike for this trip, and that you make sure to check everything is working well before you set off for your holiday. At the end of the trip, you will need to take care of getting your bike home with you.
► Acting for Responsible Tourism - ATR label
Grand Angle is an active member of the ATR association "Agir pour un Tourisme Responsable", whose compliance with the label has been certified by Ecocert Environnement.
The common values of the label, shared by all its members, are represented by: transparency (between the customer and the travel agency), partnership (between local service providers and the travel agency) and consistency (synonymous with good communication within the travel agency team).
Being a member of ATR commits us to:
• Promoting quality tourism
• Respect for the environment, heritage and local people
• Educating travelers about local customs
• Inform travellers in full transparency about their travel conditions
For more information on the ATR association: www.tourisme-responsable.org
► The European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas
In 2014, Grand Angle was one of the first tour operators to be certified under the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism, created and developed by Europarc, the Federation of European Protected Areas, which includes Regional Natural Parks, National Parks and Nature Reserves.
The purpose of the European Charter is to develop quality, sustainable and responsible tourism in protected areas, with respect for people and their environment. Being certified under the CETD is a recognition of our commitment to sustainable tourism and development rooted in the territories, economically, socially and environmentally.
The certification is a proof of the confidence that the Parks have in our company and its approach.
Grand Angle's partner in this certification is the Vercors Regional Natural Park, our homeland: http://parc-du-vercors.fr
Find out more about the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism: http://www.europarc.org/sustainable-tourism/
CLOTHING CHECKLIST :
The following items are required for this trip unless otherwise noted. When packing, think layered clothing systems that work together and can be easily added or removed.
▪ Cycling Shoes – sport shoes that are comfortable for cycling in.
▪ Socks – one pair for every day or two days of the trip. Sport specific padded socks, no cotton please!
▪ Sun Hat – wide brimmed hat or baseball cap/bandana combo
▪ Cycling Gloves – padded gloves used specifically for cycling.
▪ Cycling Shirts – non-cotton, breathable short sleeve and/or long sleeve shirts (Note: long sleeve shirts provide better sun protection)
▪ Cycling Pants & Shorts – nylon pants AND shorts, zip-offs or leggings
▪ Windbreaker Layer – a lightweight wind resistant jacket or pullover
▪ Warm Top – mid-weight sweater or pullover of wicking material such as merino wool, fleece or polypropylene
▪ Insulating Jacket – down-fill or synthetic-fill insulated “puffy” jacket or warm, lightweight fleece jacket (Note: this item may not be needed in summer months)
▪ Rain Gear – waterproof jacket and pants or high-quality poncho, breathable fabric such as Gore-Tex® or coated nylon. For the pants look for side zippers that will easily allow pulling them over footwear.
▪ Casual Clothing & Footwear – comfortable clothes and shoes to wear in the evening after activities.
Important Note: Please, no cotton hiking/cycling clothes. Synthetic clothing is very efficient in drying quickly. Merino wool material clothing is also efficient in drying quickly, is comfortable to wear and has the advantage of not developing a bad odor after use.
GEAR CHECKLIST :
▪ Saddlebag – If choosing to use a rental bike on this trip, a saddlebag is included with rental
▪ Personal Luggage – small duffel bag, suitcase or backpack – for extra items and casual clothes
▪ Cycling Helmet – (Note: mandatory for this trip) comfortable fitting, with rain cover. If choosing to use a rental bike on this trip, a helmet is included with the rental.
▪ Hydration System – 2+ liters capacity, either water bottles or bladder/hose system (if planning to wear a backpack during cycling) and an additional water bottle
▪ Headlamp – preferably with an L.E.D. bulb that works with AA or AAA batteries (Note: always test headlamp before trips and travel/pack without batteries in device)
▪ Picnic/Lunch Kit – knife, plate or bowl, box with closeable lid, utensils, etc.
▪ Phone & Charger – local sim card or international plan may be needed. Consider bringing a small power bank to use to recharge devices during trip activities.
▪ Map or Phone Holder – for handlebars, included with bike rentals
▪ Waterproof Travel Case or Pouch – used to keep important documents (i.e. passport, health/travel insurance, etc.) & phone safe from weather/water
▪ Sunglasses, Sunscreen, & Lip Balm
▪ First Aid Kit – see first aid kit suggestions below*
▪ Personal Toilet Paper Kit – most public restrooms outside of lodging will have toilet paper available, but it is good to be prepared with a personal toilet paper kit to potentially use during portions of this tour. Along the trail, there may be the need to use natural settings for toilets (i.e. digging catholes, etc.) when there are no public toilets available. Kits should include toilet paper, wet wipes, sanitizer & sealable plastic bag(s) for carrying out used paper/wipes.
▪ Toiletries
▪ Contact Lenses & Glasses – if wearing contact lenses, please also bring back-up pair of glasses and contacts.
▪ Prescription Medication – with emergency back-up supply
▪ Money – It is good to have some local currency, often smaller local businesses do not accept credit cards and/or prefer cash. Some public restrooms require small amounts of cash to use.
OPTIONAL ITEMS:
▪ Backpack – a small sized comfortable pack with a waterproof cover. Taking a backpack is useful as it makes it easy to carry your belongings when you go on a short walking trip along the way. If your bike has a rack system this bag can be easily attached or even packed within a saddlebag.
▪ 2-3 Face Masks; 1-2 Over-the-counter Rapid Antigen COVID-19 Tests (Note: recommended but optional)
▪ Travel Power Adapter – Electric power voltage in France is 230 V / 50 Hz and the plugs are E type
▪ Support Braces – consider bringing any joint braces that may be currently needed or from past injuries (i.e. knee, ankle, elbow, etc.)
▪ Sleep Mask & Ear Plugs
▪ Bug Repellent
▪ Quick Drying Towel or Bandana(s)
FIRST AID KIT SUGGESTIONS:
After years of experience planning adventure travel around the world, we've learned that anything can happen, and every traveler should carry a basic personal first aid kit. We want to ensure our guests are well-prepared and make smart informed travel decisions. In many of the places we operate trips, it may be challenging to find certain medications and/or first aid supplies, and sometimes common items you desire may not be available in the destination you are travelling. That's why it's good to be prepared and carry a small supply of first aid supplies, any prescription medication, and/or over-the-counter medications you may require during your travels.
We recommend discussing your travel plans, vaccination requirements, and any medication usage with your primary healthcare provider before embarking on our trips. This helps ensure you have a safe and enjoyable travel experience.
Here is a basic list of what we think makes a good personal travel first aid kit:
▪ Medications – Brands of your choice, all medications should be either prescribed directly by your doctor or discussed with a doctor prior to use.
Prescription Drugs – Any prescriptions you have from your doctor with back-up doses (always kept with you in carry-on luggage)
o Epinephrine – Consider bringing multiple doses of Epinephrine (EpiPen) if you have any severe known allergies and have a prescription from your doctor.
o Pain Relief – Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Non-Aspirin: Comparable to Tylenol – brand of choice
o Antihistamine – Diphen: Comparable to Benadryl – brand of choice
o Non-Drowsy Allergy Relief – Loratadine: Comparable to Claritin – brand of choice
o Antacid/Heartburn Relief – Bismuth: Comparable to Pepto-Bismol, Antacid tablet – brand of choice
o Anti-Diarrheal – Loperamide hydrochloride: Comparable to Imodium – brand of choice
o Cold/Flu Medicine – brand of choice
▪ Electrolyte Replacement/Drink Mix – brand of choice
▪ Creams – Antibiotic ointment, Anti-Itch: Hydrocortisone, Arnica
▪ Eye Problems: Dry/Itchy – Eye drops
▪ Feminine Hygiene – Tampons
▪ Wound Care – a various pack of bandages, antiseptic swabs
▪ Blister Care – blister kit made up of items of your choice
▪ Sun Protection – sunscreen, SPF lip balm
▪ Various Items – Athletic tape/”KT Tape”, Nail clippers, Tweezers, Small bottle of hand sanitizer, Sewing kit (clothing/button repairs), Disposable surgical gloves (1-2 pairs)
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PACKING FOR TRAVEL:
It is recommended that you prepare your items in the following manner for your travels to this trip.
“Carry-on Bag(s)” - This is the bag you will bring with you on the plane. We recommend all your pertinent information be in this bag (passport, travel documents, etc.) as well as your most important gear items (footwear, jacket, prescription medication, etc.) in case any checked luggage items becomes lost or delayed.
“Checked Bag(s)” - This bag will be checked and contain the rest of your personal items (clothing and gear, etc.).
Important Note: Again, it is recommended to either wear or pack in your “Carry-on Bag” the main gear items you need for this trip vs. putting them in your checked “Travel Bag” (in case luggage is delayed). Lost or delayed luggage has become more and more common in major airports for international travel since the global pandemic.
LUGGAGE MANAGEMENT DURING TRIP:
During this trip, the packing system needs to be in 2 bags.
Extra Luggage - “Checked Bag(s)” & ”Carry-on Bag(s)”: This bag will contain all the items you want to bring along on the trip. It will be transferred by vehicle to your lodging, and you will have access to it at the end of each day of activity at hotels, but not throughout the day. Extra luggage is not allowed on this trip beyond the 1 bag requirement. Maximum 20kg/45lbs.
Extra luggage, not needed during your trip is not easily stored at your starting accommodations.
Saddlebags/bike bag (not provided unless adding bike rental): All guests will need a bike saddle bag, which they will be responsible for carrying during trip activities. Items in this bag should include anything you may need throughout the day during the trip. (i.e. rain gear, warm layers, water, sunscreen/lip balm, snacks/food, camera/phone, etc.)
To Transport Your Belongings (while cycling):
If you don’t have a saddlebag & rack on your bike, bring a 30-40L backpack with a waist strap to carry what you need for the day (i.e. rain gear, warm layers, water, sunscreen/lip balm, snacks/food, camera/phone, etc.) as you cycle. If you have a rack on your bike, you can attach your bag with the help of bungee ropes or paracord. Rented bikes are equipped with a saddlebag where you can store your belongings. You should still bring a small backpack with you, so that you can easily take your belongings with you when you are visiting attractions along the route.
Country
France, a member of the European Union
Capital city: Paris
Papers
► Documents
Travellers from the European Union, including children, need a valid identity card or passport. Check with the authorities in your home country for the conditions of entering this destination.
► Health/Insurance
Do not forget your card and/or policy details for your health insurance and/or travel insurance.
Useful Contacts
European Emergency Number: 112
Tourist Office Blois Chambord - Loire Valley
Tel: +33 2 54 90 41 41
5 Rue de la Voûte, 41000 Blois
Angers Tourist Office
Tel: +33 2 41 23 50 00
7 Place du President Kennedy, 49100 Angers
Tours Tourist Office Country Calling Code when calling France from a foreign number: +33
Time Zone
Central European Time (CET/UTC+1) and Central European Summer Time (CEST/UTC+2) during daylight saving time.
Language(s)
French, some English in most tourist areas
Currency
France is a Member-State of the European Union and uses its uniform currency – the Euro €. France, as is the case with the other Member-States of the E.U. uses eight coins as follows: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents and 1 and 2 Euros. The banknotes are issued in the following denominations: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 Euros. Currency exchange rates are clearly displayed in every bank that accepts currency exchange, while credit card holders may acquire money from the ATMs of the collaborating banks. French banks are generally open for the public from 8:30 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:30 Monday through Fridays. They are closed on Public Holidays. Euros can also be exchanged for notes of other foreign currencies at exchange offices that are situated at the airport and certain main ports, in the larger cities, as well as at many tourist destinations. A passport is required when exchanging currencies.
Maps
IGN top 100 map: n°125 Angers Laval and n°133 Tours Blois
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« Le monde est un livre, et ceux qui ne voyagent pas n’en lisent qu’une page » Augustin Hippone
Les citations sont nombreuses sur les vertus du voyage : ouverture et sensibilisation aux cultures, à la tolérance, à la connaissance du monde et ses trésors.
Notre ère a permis à beaucoup d’explorer avec enthousiasme le monde. Mais nous voici désormais face à un dilemme : nos voyages coûtent à la planète en émission de gaz à effet de serre, consommation d’eau, déchets et autres pollutions pas très sympathiques !
Voyageons mieux !
En attendant de trouver LA bonne solution, on peut chercher un compromis pour minimiser notre pollution et continuer à se faire plaisir et apprendre en voyageant. Mots d’ordre : s’adapter et atténuer.
Les actions de Grand Angle pour un voyage plus responsable
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Le bilan carbone de votre voyage sur place
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On oublie souvent que le trajet jusque sur le lieu de destination faisait aussi partie du voyage. C'est d'ailleurs très souvent la principale contribution carbone à votre voyage. Pour cela, nous vous invitons à le calculer et à établir le bilan carbone total de votre voyage en vous rendant sur le site de l’Ademe. Vous aurez ainsi le bilan carbone de votre acheminement et celui de votre voyage sur place.
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A titre de comparaison, un français émet en moyenne 172kg de CO2 sur une semaine
Les engagements Grand Angle pour un tourisme responsable Grand Angle a depuis longtemps fait preuve de son engagement à travers les voyages que nous concevons et proposons. Notre engagement se matérialise aussi au travers des associations auxquelles nous adhérons :
► Agir pour un Tourisme Responsable - label ATR Grand Angle est un membre actif de l’association ATR « Agir pour un Tourisme Responsable », dont la conformité avec le label a été certifiée par Ecocert Environnement. Les valeurs communes du label, partagées par tous ses membres, sont représentées par : la transparence (entre le client et l’agence de voyage), le partenariat (entre les prestataires locaux et l’agence de voyage) et la cohérence (synonyme de bonne communication au sein de l’équipe de l’agence de voyage). Être membre d’ATR nous engage à : - Promouvoir un tourisme de qualité - Respecter l’environnement, le patrimoine et les populations locales - Sensibiliser les voyageurs aux coutumes locales - Informer les voyageurs en toute transparence sur leurs conditions de voyage Pour plus d’information sur l’association ATR. Pour préparer au mieux votre voyage, nous vous invitons à prendre connaissance de la charte éthique du voyageur.
► La Charte Européenne du Tourisme Durable dans les Espaces Protégés En 2014, Grand Angle a été l’un des premiers tours opérateurs à être certifié au titre de la Charte Européenne du Tourisme Durable, créée et développée par Europarc, la Fédération des espaces protégés européens, regroupant Parcs Naturels Régionaux, Parcs Nationaux et réserves naturelles. La Charte Européenne a pour vocation de développer sur des espaces protégés un tourisme de qualité, durable et responsable, dans le respect de l'homme et de son environnement. Etre certifié au titre de la CETD est une reconnaissance de notre engagement dans le tourisme et le développement durables ancrés sur les territoires, sur les plans économique, social et environnemental. La certification est une attestation de la confiance que portent les Parcs à notre entreprise et à sa démarche. Le partenaire de Grand Angle dans cette certification est le Parc Naturel Régional du Vercors. En savoir plus sur la Charte Européenne de Tourisme Durable.
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