What can you expect?

Days in the saddle are not designed to be long with plenty of stops for photos, leg stretching, chatting, refreshments and absorbing where you are. Historic commentary and understanding the local culture is part of the passion so we’ll introduce you to the different aspects, landmarks and history of the regions and departments in which you pass through.

Days may include stops at castles for a tour by local guides, an afternoon and evening at a winery, a spa hotel to rest weary bones, historic abbeys, medieval villages, mountain gorges and rivers, the Little Yellow Train ride, eating alfresco, local markets, picnics by rivers, passing streams and waterfalls, and the food, wonderful wonderful food all with the backdrop of the Pyrenees Mountains.

The tours are suitable for a more relaxed style of riding so for those with speed and ‘getting your knee down’ requirements we can recommend other tour operators to indulge your passions.

What does your adventure entail?

  • Dream it... Ruined Cathar Chateau

    Have you ever wondered about the Cathars? Why they were persecuted and condemned as heretics and burnt at the stake for not renouncing their faith. Do they still hold the secret of the holy grail and is one standing next you now, this secret society?

  • Feel it... Mountain Road Hairpins

    Being able to ride in the mountains is a biker heaven, to manage tight turns, climb or descend, enjoying the exhilaration and satisfaction of a job well done, rewarded by some of the best views money can’t buy.

  • Taste it... The Gastronomy Delights

    We all know the French are infamous for the food, their wine and their love of long meals. We’ll also taste tapas in Spain, Catalan dishes and Basque too and essential to wash it down with a glass or two from a local vineyard