Summer Tour, 4 Days/3 Nights, Discover Provence by Electric Bike

Exploring the South of France becomes a breeze with the Summer Tour, 4 Days/3 Nights, Discover Provence by Electric Bike. Offered by PROVENCE ET TOURISME EN E-BIKE, this all-inclusive experience takes you through some of the most enchanting spots in Provence, with guided tours on high-quality electric bikes that make pedaling effortless. With accommodation in Saint-Rémy de Provence and most meals included, this tour is tailored for those wanting a relaxed yet immersive journey into Provençal heritage, landscapes, and historic sites. It’s perfect for travelers who appreciate stunning views, friendly guides, and well-organized itineraries, though a few physical requirements and activity limitations apply.

This tour departs from Tuesday, June 9, 2026, and runs through Friday, June 12, 2026. The provider maintains a perfect 5-star rating, emphasizing quality and customer satisfaction. The small group size, capped at 8 participants, ensures a personal touch and plenty of opportunity for engaging guides to share stories and insights. While meals are mostly included—three lunches and one picnic—evening dinners and extras are on travelers’ own, giving some flexibility for personal tastes.

Key Points

• All-inclusive four-day electric bike tour exploring key Provençal locations
• Guided visits to Saint-Rémy, Avignon, Gordes, Arles, and more
• High-quality electric bikes provided for effortless pedaling across scenic routes
• Accommodation in Saint-Rémy de Provence at Mas9Romanin, with breakfasts included
• Transport logistics managed: transfers to start points, return, and stage points handled by organizers
• Limited to 8 participants for a personalized experience
• Suitable for people comfortable with biking and in good health, as some physical activity is involved
• Tour dates: June 9-12, 2026, with flexible booking and full cancellation up to 24 hours in advance

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Exploring Saint-Rémy de Provence and Van Gogh’s Last Year

The tour begins in Saint-Rémy de Provence, where the guide leads a city tour that captures the charm of this historic town. You’ll visit St-Paul de Mausole, the sanatorium where Van Gogh spent his final year, giving art enthusiasts a chance to stand in the painter’s footsteps. The Gallo-Roman village of Glanum offers a glimpse into ancient history, with well-preserved ruins showcasing Roman architecture.

A highlight of this first day is a visit to Les Baux-de-Provence, widely recognized as one of France’s most beautiful villages. The site features a castle, remarkable heritage sites, and the Carrières de Lumières, where light shows project art onto cave walls—an experience that combines history and artistry. The guided bike ride allows for panoramic views and friendly exchanges while cycling through these scenic areas.

Discovering Avignon’s Medieval Splendor

On the second day, the focus shifts to Avignon, a city known for its medieval architecture and vibrant history. The city tour includes a visit to the Pont St-Bénézet, with its iconic broken bridge spanning the Rhône River. The Palais des Papes, one of Europe’s largest Gothic medieval structures, is a major highlight.

Beyond the main sites, you’ll explore Villeneuve Les Avignon, the Fort St-André, the Chartreuse, and the Philippe Le Bel Tower. The guided cycling route in Avignon is designed to maximize sightseeing while keeping the pace comfortable. The tour ensures you see the city’s best spots without feeling rushed, thanks to well-planned stops and expert guidance.

From the Luberon to Lavender Fields

Day three offers a visual feast as you venture into the Luberon region, famous for being home to the most beautiful village in the world: Gordes. The ride through blooming lavender fields, orchards, and vineyards provides breathtaking landscapes that define Provence’s essence. The visit to Roussillon, known for its vivid ochre cliffs and artistic charm, adds vibrant color to the day’s experience.

The small towns of Goult and nearby areas further enrich this route, with local scenery and peaceful countryside making each pedal stroke rewarding. Travelers enjoy the panoramic vistas and the opportunity to photograph the quintessential Provençal scenery—rolling hills, colorful fields, and quaint villages.

Arles, Roman Monuments, and the Daudet Mill

The final day takes you to Arles, a city steeped in history and culture. The city tour includes visits to the arenas, a Roman amphitheater still used for events, and the Abbey of Montmajour, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Cycling around Arles reveals its rich artistic past, famously linked to Vincent van Gogh’s time in the city.

The tour concludes with visits to Fontvieille and the Daudet mill, where the famous writer Alphonse Daudet drew inspiration. The scenic ride along the Rhône and through Provençal villages offers a satisfying finish to a comprehensive exploration of southern France.

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Practical Logistics and Comfort

All bike rental, transfers to each stage, and breakdown assistance are included, removing typical logistical worries. The accommodation in Saint-Rémy de Provence at Mas9Romanin features comfortable rooms and breakfast service. The organized transfers between start points and cycling stages ensure a smooth experience.

Participants are advised to bring comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hats, sunscreen, camera, and a daypack. The tour is suitable for those with good mobility and fitness levels, but not recommended for pregnant women, people with back or heart issues, or anyone unable to ride a bike. The maximum and minimum height restrictions ensure safety and comfort for riders.

The Guided Experience and Language Support

The live tour guides speak French and English, making the experience accessible for international travelers. Their personalized approach ensures that each stop is informative and engaging, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and learn about Provençal culture and history.

Why Choose This Provençal Bike Tour?

This all-inclusive package offers a well-balanced mix of cycling, sightseeing, and cultural exploration. The small group size fosters intimacy and personalized attention, while the guided visits ensure you don’t miss key highlights. The inclusion of most meals and organized logistics makes it a practical and stress-free way to discover Provence.

While it’s tailored for active travelers comfortable on a bike, it remains accessible thanks to electric bikes, which ease uphill climbs and long distances. The stunning views and heritage sites make every pedal worthwhile, with a pace that balances sightseeing and leisure.

Summing Up: The Best of Provence in Four Days

The Summer Tour by Provence et Tourisme en E-Bike delivers a comprehensive exploration of Provence’s most iconic towns and landscapes. The guided bike rides on high-quality e-bikes make it easy to cover significant ground while enjoying the scenery. The tour’s all-inclusive approach, with accommodation, breakfasts, and some meals, offers good value.

It’s particularly suited for travelers seeking a relaxed, yet active way to experience Provence, with a preference for small group sizes and expert guides. The stunning vistas, historical sites, and charming villages combine to create a memorable trip, though participants should be comfortable with moderate physical activity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, as the bikes are electric, participants do not need to be experienced cyclists; however, comfort riding and general fitness are recommended.

What is included in the package?
The package includes accommodation, breakfasts, bike rental, transfers to each stage, guide services, bike breakdown assistance, and three lunches plus one picnic.

Are evening meals included?
No, dinners and extras such as drinks or shopping are not included and are at participants’ own expense.

What are the physical requirements for this tour?
Participants should be comfortable riding a bike and able to handle moderate cycling distances. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women, people with back or heart problems, or those unable to ride a bike.

Can I cancel or change my reservation?
Yes, full cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start, and the reserve now & pay later option provides flexible booking.

What should I bring?
Bring comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hat, camera, sunscreen, comfortable clothes, a daypack, and closed-toe shoes.

Is language support available?
Yes, guides speak French and English, ensuring effective communication for international participants.

What makes this tour stand out?
The stunning landscapes, beautiful villages, and carefully managed logistics combine to offer a seamless Provençal adventure with expert guiding and breathtaking scenery.

Who would enjoy this tour most?
Active travelers who enjoy cycling and cultural exploration, appreciate well-organized trips, and want to see Provence’s highlights in comfort and style.

How physically demanding is the biking?
Thanks to electric bikes, the tour minimizes physical strain; however, participants should be capable of moderate cycling and comfortable with outdoor activity.

What is the tour duration and pacing?
The entire experience spans 4 days, with a balanced pace that allows ample time for sightseeing and relaxation, making it suitable for most healthy travelers.

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