Bordeaux to Sarlat Wine and E-Bike Tour
France Bike Tours
A cycling experience for food & wine lovers!
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Tour Type
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Skill Level
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Length6–9 days
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Prices from€1252 Rates
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Overview
This electric bike tour in France will take you through the Bordeaux and St Emilion "grand crus" great vineyards to the medieval chateaux of the Dordogne area. And it is not just about the bike!
Get used to raising your glass, as you will be sampling what are considered to be the best wines in the world! The gastronomy of the region, also world-renowned, is another highlight of this extraordinary bike tour in France. Do you want a challenge? Choose a standard touring bike or road bike instead. Whatever your choice, this route is spectacular. As some have said, "With a spectacular wine museum, vineyards, chateaus, prehistoric cave paintings - what’s not to love?"
Highlights
- Bordeaux classified rich in UNESCO World Heritage sites
- Centuries-old architecture
- Ancient chateaux
- Lascaux grottos
- Saint Emilion
- Bergerac
- Les Eyzies
- Incredible French scenery, food, and wine
This tour is be offered as a 6 or 9-day tour. You decide!
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Itinerary
All distances are approximate. In the event of unforeseen circumstances such as weather, natural disasters, road maintenance, itinerary changes may be necessary.
Day 1: Bordeaux
Day 2: Bordeaux - Saint-Émilion, 40 mi. (64 km)
Day 3: Saint-Émilion - Bergerac, 42 mi. (67 km)
Day 4: Bergerac - Les Eyzies, 37 mi. (60 km)
Day 5: Les Eyzies - Sarlat, 16 or 34 mi. (26 or 54 km)
Day 6: DepartureDay 1: Arrival in Bordeaux
From your ideally located hotel, Bordeaux is at your fingertips. With nearly 1,810 hectares designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, there is plenty to see and do. Pey-Berland Tower, Saint Michel's Basilica, and the Aquitaine Museum are just a few of this city's highlights. Bordeaux also has its fair share of restaurants where you can find foie gras from Landes, oysters from Arcachon Bay, or strawberries from the Perigord, all of which can be enjoyed with a Margaux, Saint-Émilion, Sauternes, or any of the other exquisite wines that make this region famous!Day 2: Bordeaux - Saint-Émilion, 40 mi. (64 km)
For your first bike stage, you depart from the town center, riding on an original and rustic cycling path that will lead you through the heart of ‘Entre-deux Mers’ vineyards to Créon, a typical fortified village of the area, then to the former Sauve-Majeure Abbey. After a stop at the medieval chateau of Rauzan, you continue to explore the Bordeaux vineyards by reaching the famous village of Saint-Émilion. Discover this World Heritage site, the fascinating Romanesque churches, and ruins stretching all along steep and narrow streets.Day 3: Saint-Émilion - Bergerac, 42 mi. (67 km)
Cycle once again through the famous St Emilion vineyards before reaching the Dordogne River. There you will enjoy the charming 18th-century Sainte-Foy-la-Grande village with its half-timbered houses and sunny streets. From here, you follow the splendid routes going through the Montbazillac vineyards, overlooked by its majestic chateau. Stop in Bergerac, a city of art and history settled on the Dordogne river banks.Day 4: Bergerac - Les Eyzies, 37 mi. (60 km)
You leave the Renaissance city center of Bergerac to follow the Dordogne River until the beautiful and picturesque village of Limeuil. At the confluence of the Dordogne and the Vézère rivers, this medieval village offers an ideal swimming or canoe spot in an outstanding natural environment. Proceed to Les Eyzies, a village built on a cliff with numerous prehistorical testimonies.Day 5: Les Eyzies - Sarlat, 16 or 34 mi. (26 or 54 km)
From Les Eyzies, nicknamed "The Prehistory capital", on the long version of this stage you will enjoy the beautiful landscapes until Montignac, well known for its Lascaux grottos, which is one of the most important prehistorical sites due to its numerous prehistorical paintings and caves. The longer version includes an excursion in the Sarladais country before joining the famous medieval town of Sarlat. This city is also well known by gourmets for its delicious local products, such as duck ‘foie gras’, mushroom truffles, and its market where you can smell, taste, and discover all these treasures.Option: If the stage ‘Les Eyzies to Sarlat (54 km) is too long, you can add a night halfway and stay in the nice town of Montignac (it means 2 stages of around 27 km each). Thanks to this extra night in Montignac you have plenty of time to visit Lascaux grottos.
Day 6: Departure
Extend your tour with extra nights in Sarlat at the end of your tour or in Bordeaux at the start. See pricing!Day 1: Arrival in Bordeaux
Day 2: Bordeaux - Cadillac, 30 mi. (48 km)
Day 3: Excursion to Sauternes vineyards, 29 mi. (46 km)
Day 4: Cadillac - Saint-Émilion, 30 mi. (49 km)
Day 5: Saint-Émilion - Bergerac, 42 mi. (67 km)
Day 6: Bergerac - Les Eyzies, 37 mi. (60 km)
Day 7: Les Eyzies - Sarlat, 16 mi. or 34 mi. (26 or 54 km)
Day 8: Excursion to La Roque Gageac and Beynac, 25 mi. (41 km)
Day 9: Departure from SarlatDay 1: Arrival in Bordeaux
From your ideally located hotel, Bordeaux is at your fingertips. With nearly 1,810 hectares designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, there is plenty to see and do. Pey-Berland Tower, Saint Michel's Basilica, and the Aquitaine Museum are just a few of this city's highlights. Bordeaux also has its fair share of restaurants where you can find foie gras from Landes, oysters from Arcachon Bay, or strawberries from the Perigord, all of which can be enjoyed with a Margaux, Saint-Émilion, Sauternes, or any of the other exquisite wines that make this region famous!Day 2: Bordeaux - Cadillac, 30 mi. (48 km)
Leaving town on one of the original cycling paths, you will reach Créon, a typical fortified village of this area. Continuing on, countless vineyards will be your backdrop until your destination of Cadillac. Although most people associate this name with the luxury car (indeed the town shares its name with the Frenchman who also founded Detroit), Cadillac is home to an imposing chateau built by the Dukes of Épernon. Overlooking the river Garonne, this Chateau served as a women's prison for 130 years!Day 3: Excursion to Sauternes vineyards, 29 mi. (46 km)
We think you will enjoy this excursion. After a ride between forest and vineyards, the Chateau Yquem appears - a veritable icon of the Sauternes wines! A honey flavor for a sweet white wine highly appreciated by any wine lover! From the deep cellars to the small routes between vineyards, ride on the path of soil renown through the entire world. Then en route, you have the opportunity to stop at the Toulouse Lautrec resting place before coming back to Cadillac.Day 4: Cadillac - Saint-Émilion, 30 mi. (49 km)
Today's route takes you through the heart of 'Entre-deux Mers' vineyards, from the Garonne to the Dordogne River. You will have a chance to visit the charming village of Rauzan, overlooked by a dignified medieval chateau, before reaching the prestigious village of Saint-Émilion. Saint-Émilion is one of the culturally richest villages in historical testimony, which can be witnessed through the still immaculate architecture. Don't miss the King's Tower, located in the middle of town. Who it was built for is still a mystery, but one thing is certain: the view from the top is not to be missed!Day 5: Saint-Émilion - Bergerac, 42 mi. (67 km)
Continue again through the vineyards of St. Emilion. Half-timbered houses and sunny streets await you in Sainte-Foy-la-Grande. The Dordogne River runs through the center of this town and even has a small beach where you are invited for a dip! The day ends in Bergerac, but not before passing through the vineyards of Montbazillac. The ancient city of Bergerac is characterized by its elegant Renaissance buildings from medieval times. Gourmet restaurants, street entertainment, and the fact that almost all of the city can be seen on foot, all contribute to its world-class charm.Day 6: Bergerac - Les Eyzies, 37 mi. (60 km)
You leave the Renaissance city center of Bergerac to follow the Dordogne River until the beautiful and picturesque village of Limeuil. At the confluence of the Dordogne and the Vézère rivers, this medieval village offers an ideal swimming or canoe spot in an outstanding natural environment. Proceed to Les Eyzies, a village built on a cliff with numerous prehistorical testimonies.Day 7: Les Eyzies - Sarlat, 16 mi. or 34 mi. (26 or 54 km)
From Les Eyzies, nicknamed "The Prehistory capital", on the long version of this stage you will enjoy the beautiful landscapes until Montignac, well known for its Lascaux grottos, which is one of the most important prehistorical sites due to its numerous prehistorical paintings and caves. The longer version includes an excursion in the Sarladais country before joining the famous medieval town of Sarlat. This city is also well known by gourmets for its delicious local products, such as duck ‘foie gras’, mushroom truffles, and its market where you can smell, taste, and discover all these treasures.Option: If the stage ‘Les Eyzies to Sarlat (54 km) is too long, you can add a night halfway and stay in the nice town of Montignac (it means 2 stages of around 27 km each). Thanks to this extra night in Montignac you have plenty of time to visit Lascaux grottos.
Day 8: Sarlat - La Roque Gageac - Beynac - Sarlat, 25 mi. (41 km)
Today is a beautiful round-trip ride passing by peaceful villages and impressive chateaux. La Roque Gageac is a beautiful ancient harbor town perched on the river Dordogne. It is a member of the Les Plus Beaux Villages de France ("The Most Beautiful Villages of France") association. Beynac is another old village with a rich history. Home of the Beynac Castle, built in the 12th century by the barons of Beynac, it sits atop a sheer cliff face precarious enough to discourage any invaders. This castle has also been used as a location for several French films.Day 9: Departure
Extend your tour with extra nights in Sarlat at the end of your tour or in Bordeaux at the start. See pricing!Looking for more? View all our featured bike trips, specials, and news or look at our full list of bike tours in Europe.
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Map
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Hotels & Bikes
Accommodations
This tour is offered with two levels of accommodations:
Superior Level: consists of 3 and 4-star accommodations
Standard Level: consists of 2 and 3-star accommodations
Sample List - Superior Accommodations (6-Day)
Bordeaux - Novotel Centre Gare St. Jean (https://all.accor.com/hotel/7385/index.fr.shtml)
Saint Émilion - Hôtel Au Logis des Remparts (https://logisdesremparts.com/)
Begerac - Hôtel de Bordeaux (https://www.hotel-bordeaux-bergerac.com/en)
Les Eyzies - Hôtel Les Glycines (https://www.les-glycines-dordogne.com/fr/hotel-les-eyzies)
Sarlat - Hôtel Plaza Madeleine (https://www.plaza-madeleine.com/)Sample List - Superior Accommodations (6-Day)
Bordeaux - Hôtel des Voyageurs (https://www.hotel-voyageurs-bordeaux.com/en)
Saint Émilion - Auberge de la Commanderie (https://www.aubergedelacommanderie.com/)
Bergerac - Hotel de France (https://www.hoteldefrance-bergerac.com/)
Les Eyzies - Hostellerie du Passeur (https://www.hostellerie-du-passeur.com/)
Sarlat - Hôtel La Couleuvrine (https://www.la-couleuvrine.com/)Bicycles
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E-Bike
CUBE - mixed frame
- Aluminium frame
- Lockable suspension fork
- Flat handlebar
- Ergonomic handles
- Gel saddle
- Water bottle carrier
- 9 and 10 speed (Shimano)
- Bosch Motor 250Wh
- Bosch 400Wh battery (approx. 90km)
- Flat pedal
- Hydraulic brakes
- Reinforced wheels
- Weight: 23 kg
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Standard Bike
CUBE men's or women's touring bike
- Aluminium frame
- Rigid fork
- Flat handlebar
- Gel saddle
- Water bottle holder
- 27 speed (Shimano Deore)
- Flat pedal
- Rear rack
- Double-wall wheels 32 holes
- Front and rear lamps
- Weight: 12 kg
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Accessories
Included accessories
- Counter (one per booking)
- Repair kit (1 pump, 1 inner tube, patches,1 tire changer, tools)
- Lock
- Front waterproof bag (9L) with map holder
- 2 double waterproof rear saddlebags
- Pedals (other pedals available on request)
Supplemental accessories
- Child trailer (up to 5 years old)
- Maximum weight: 37kg
- Steel structure
- 2 seats with a security system
- Wheels: 20" quick release
- Waterproof polyester hood
- Anti-insect net
- Storage at the back
- Repair kit
- 'Follow-me' tandem (5 to 8 years old)
- Lock and life jacket
- Trail a bike (5 to 8 years old)
- Aluminium frame
- Adjustable seat post
- Wheel: 20"
- Lock and life jacket
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Inclusions
What’s Included
- Accommodations for 5 or 8 nights
- Breakfasts
- 1 Dinner - in Sarlat
- Luggage transfer (Allowance is one piece per guest weighing no more than 20 kg. Additional pieces will require a surcharge of €20/piece)
- Aluminum frame 9 or 10-speed Cube electric bike with front suspension, Bosch 250 watt motor, & hydraulic disk brakes
- Accessories: 2 waterproof rear saddlebags, 1 waterproof front bag with map holder, bottle carrier, repair kit, lock & one mileage counter
- Maps, itineraries, and tourist information (one set per room)
- Personalized navigation app
- City taxes
- 7-days hotline
What’s Not Included
- All travel to/from tour start and finish
- Remaining meals & drinks
- Entrance fees
- Helmet rental (free of charge, must be reserved in advance)
- Bicycle protection
- Travel Insurance
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Dates & Pricing
Dates & Pricing
Questions about dates or pricing? We’re here to help! Call 800-951-4384 to talk to a Tour Specialist now.
6-Day Tour
- Standard hotels 2025 Daily Mar 1–Oct 31 from € 12522025 departures: Daily Mar 1–Oct 31
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Extra options Additional luggage (per piece) € 85 Excursion to Montignac Price Standard hotels Double occupancy € 262 Single occupancy € 367 Superior hotels Double occupancy € 293 Single occupancy € 446 Bike rental Electric bike Included Standard bike Discount € -21
9-Day Tour
- Standard hotels 2025 Daily Mar 1–Oct 31 from € 17522025 departures: Daily Mar 1–Oct 31
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2025 March Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour package 1 - 3 travelers Double occupancy € 2527 Single occupancy € 3550 Solo traveler € 4028 4 - 5 travelers Double occupancy € 2390 Single occupancy € 3413 6+ travelers Double occupancy € 2290 Single occupancy € 3313 Bike rental Price Electric bike Included Standard bike Discount € -142 Extra night Price Bordeaux Double occupancy € 111 Single occupancy € 200 Sarlat Double occupancy € 153 Single occupancy € 274 - Extra options
Extra options Additional luggage (per piece) € 148 Excursion to Montignac Price Standard hotels Double occupancy € 262 Single occupancy € 367 Superior hotels Double occupancy € 293 Single occupancy € 446 Bike rental Electric bike Included Standard bike Discount € -21
Please Note
- Rates are per person, based on double occupancy
- Tour prices are based on the fuel costs at time prices are set, often months or years in advance. In rare cases, additional fees may apply for fuel cost increases.
- Information to read before you book
- We recommend purchasing trip insurance
- Please see our FAQ
- Standard hotels 2025 Daily Mar 1–Oct 31 from € 1252
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Extra Info
Skill Level — Easy
This tour is being offered with electric bikes included which reduces a moderate to difficult route to an easy route, depending on the amount of assistance you use. For those electric cyclists who want more of a challenge, you can use less assistance as you tackle the hills and increase the difficulty level as you choose. Standard touring bikes and road bikes are also available which increases the difficulty level to moderate to difficult. To enjoy this tour to its full potential, you should have a good level of fitness and be comfortable cycling hills, regardless of which type of bike you use. Daily distances range from 16 to 40 miles (26 to 64 km) with ascents and descents.
Airport Info
The closest international airport to your tour start is Bordeaux-Merignac Airport (BOD). However, flying to Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) is also very convenient, especially if you are spending time in Paris before your tour.
Local Travel
Bordeaux Airport
From the airport, there is a Navette Shuttle bus that provides transfers from the airport to the train station. Travel time is 30 minutes and there are departures every hour from 8 am to 11 pm. A one-way ticket is approx. €8 and can be purchased from the driver (VISA and MC accepted). You will find the shuttle bus at the exit of the airport hall B.
Paris CDG International Airport
You can take the TGV train from Charles de Gaulle. There is a TGV station (located under terminal 2). Travel time to Bordeaux Saint-Jean is +/- 3 1/2 hours. There are several departures daily.
Paris City Center
There is a TGV train from the city (Gare Montparnasse) to Bordeaux. Travel time is about 2 hours.
Please note that TGV travel requires advance reservation. You can check schedules and fares and reserve your tickets on the SNCF site.Climate
Classified as having an ‘oceanic climate’ due to its situation on the west coast of France, the Bordeaux area actually tends to enjoy warmer summers and milder winters than its other oceanic climate counterparts. In actuality, it can feel more like a Mediterranean climate, although the amount of rainfall during the summer the months prevents it from being classified as such. Below you will find monthly weather averages for the region.
Remarks
Also available: 24 or 27-speed standard touring bike with two panniers, handlebar bag with map holder, bottle cage, lock, safety vest, helmet, and repair kit as well as one odometer per booking. Road bikes are available as well!
Important to know
Travel Documents
It is each traveler's responsibility to research travel requirements and to ensure that you are in compliance with the country or countries you plan to visit. This includes and is not limited to passport validity, blank visa pages required for your destination (s), and any other requirement.
US citizens: A good website to research the requirements of the Schengen Agreement and other countries is travel.state.gov.
Non-EU citizens: Please research the requirements of your country of residence for international travel and the destination country.
EU-citizens: (without special situations like dual citizenship, main residence abroad or a limited-validity passport) are required to have a valid passport or ID-card, not expiring within six (6) months from the end of your tour.
*Important note: Please check on the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) status as once implemented, this will be required to visit any of the 26 Schengen-member countries for tourism, business, medical, or transit. This is an additional check on security rather than a visa.
Extra Stay
Book an extra night in Bordeaux or Sarlat!
Tour Operator
This tour is run by Loire Valley Travel.
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We are not a broker.
We do not inflate tour prices.
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Photos
![Saint-Émilion, in the heart of <i>Libournais,</i> is a medieval city surrounded by wine hills in southwestern France. Flickr:Dennis Jarvis]()
![Beautiful Beynac in Dordogne, France. Flickr:Francisco Javier Garcia Orts]()
![Good wine comes from good grapes. Bordeaux, France. Flickr:Paul Tridon]()
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![Fancy dinner maybe in Bergerac, Dordogne, France? Flickr:Ian Sommerville]()
![Along the Garonne River, Bordeaux, France. Flickr:Grand Parc - Bordeaux, France]()
![Shopping in Bergerac, Dordogne, France. Flickr:Evan Bench]()
![France loves it Rosé wines! CC:Agne27]()
![Troglodyte rock along the Dordogne River. Flickr:Steve Jurvetson]()
![Bordeaux along River Garonne River within Gironde region of France. Flickr:Jean Balczesak]()
![France is world-renowned for its cuisine! Flickr:NwongPR]()
![Off the bike for a cafe stop in Sarlat, France. Flickr:Mike Fleming]()
![Tasty French treats in Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwestern France. Flickr:Julien Menichini]()
![Shopping and sightseeing in Sarlat, France. Flickr:Mike Fleming]()
![Courtyard in Saint-Émilion, in the heart of <i>Libournais,</i> a medieval city surrounded by wine hills in southwestern France. Flickr:Bob Familiar]()
![La Roque-Gageac along the Dordogne River. Flickr:Stephane Mignon]()
![Lascaux cave paintings. Flickr:Christine McIntosh]()
![Overlooking Saint-Émilion, in the heart of <i>Libournais,</i> a medieval city surrounded by wine hills in southwestern France. CC:Chensiyuan]()
![Dining in Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwestern France. Flickr:Marcus Hansson]()
![Vineyards in Bergerac, Dordogne Perigord, France. Flickr:pays bergerac]()
![The characteristic orange tiles of Saint-Émilion, France. CC:Didierdescouens]()
![Tasty wines in Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwestern France. Flickr:Cyril Doussin]()
![Vast vineyards in Saint-Émilion in southwestern France. Flickr:Dennis Jarvis]()
![Pano of Saint-Émilion in Gironde depart in Aquitaine, France. Flickr:Bob Familiar]()
![Beaujolais Salad and French wine. CC:Jeekc]()
![Saint-Émilion, Aquitaine, France, a UNESCO Site. Flickr:traveljunction]()
![Homes built into caves in Les Eyzies, France. Flickr:keskyle70]()
![Tasty French desserts! Flickr:Ian Sommerville]()
![Saint-Émilion, in the heart of <i>Libournais,</i> is a medieval city surrounded by wine hills in southwestern France. Flickr:Ken Quantick]()
![Delicious wine from the vineyards in Saint-Émilion, Aquitaine, France. Flickr:partylin]()
![Some wine en route the bike tour in Sarlat, France. Flickr:Mike Fleming]()
![Another great shot of Saint-Émilion in Aquitaine, France. Flickr:Dennis Jarvis]()
![La Roque-Gageac along the Dordogne River. CC:Jochen Jahnke]()
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