Make your way to Aigues Mortes and the boat. Boarding begins at 5pm, with the introductory briefing and refreshing aperitif at 6.30pm followed by dinner on board. The striking walled town of Aigues-Mortes is set on the Petite Camargue, a flat marsh and is the last town on the Rhône River before it flows into the Mediterranean near Saintes Maries de la Mer. The town has changed little in outward appearance since the Middle Ages with its watch towers and fortified portes or gates. It was established as a port town with access to the sea via a canal through the marshlands. We recommend you try a "fougasse" which is a traditional pastry made with Brioche dough, sugar and orange blossom.

Meals:  D

On our first cycle day we discover the spectacular Camargue. We have a loop ride on small country lanes passing by canals, lagoons, and small villages including La Cailar, Marsillargues and Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze, known for their ancient taurine tradition. In the afternoon, we will visit an organic vineyard and enjoy a special wine tasting experience. Return to Aigues-Mortes and own dinner arrangements. Elevation +-160m/525ft

Meals:  B,L

We cruise for a couple of hours up to Franquevaux and then cycle to today's destination: Arles. Arles is known for the richness of its antique and Roman patrimony. The city will fascinate you with its hidden treasures. Getting lost among its small alleys is like entering a painting by Vincent Van Gogh. In the afternoon you have the opportunity to be welcomed by a local guide, who will accompany you around the jewels of the town. Elevation +105m/344ft, -110m/360ft

Meals:  B,L,D

Today's cycle follows a breathtaking route to the Alpilles (hills). We begin by cycling to the town of Le Baux de Provence with its striking position atop the rocky cliffs. Next we descend to Saint Remy de Provence, one of Provence's "must see" villages. Vincent Van Gogh was treated here at Monastery Saint-Paul de Mausole and was so inspired by the light and landscape that he created 143 oil paintings and more than 100 drawings. It's a landscape of limestone cliffs, lavender and olive trees. In the evening we moor in Vallabregues, a pretty Provencal village on the banks of the Rhone. Elevation +445m/1460ft, -440m/1444ft

Meals:  B,L,D

Today's cycle is along country roads to the town of Barbentane with its castle at the confluence of the Rhone and Durance rivers. From here we continue to the magnificent Abbey of Saint Michel de Frigolet whose grounds are perfect for a picnic. Later we reach the medieval village of Boulbon before returning to the boat. Later we cruise to Aramon, another Provençal village on the banks of the Rhône, with beautiful views to Mont Ventoux. Elevation +-210m/689ft

Meals:  B,L,D

The ride today will take us to the best preserved Roman aqueduct in Europe: Pont du Gard, a spectacular architectural work. In the afternoon we will arrive in Avignon, the city of the Popes. The boat moors in Quai de la Ligne next to the famous Pont St Bénezet. Elevation +-240m/787ft

Meals:  B,L,D

Today we’ll cycle to other side of the Rhone by crossing the island Île de la Barthelasse, and ride through typical Provencal landscapes, between vineyards and orchards on the way to Châteauneuf-du-Pape. During the trip, you will have the opportunity to taste the famous Provençal wine. Later, we will cross the Rhône at Roquemaure and return to Villeneuve by following the river course. In the afternoon there is time to discover the historical centre of Avignon before our final dinner together. Elevation +-285m/935ft

Meals:  B,L,D

After breakfast the trip concludes in Avignon.

Meals:  B

Make your way to Avignon. You will find the boat at the Quai de la Ligne, next to the famous Pont St Bénezet. Boarding begins at 5pm, with the introductory briefing and refreshing aperitif at 6.30pm followed by dinner on board.

Meals:  D

Our first cycle is to the other side of the Rhone river via the Île de la Barthelasse and through typical Provencal landscapes. We'll pass vineyards and orchards on our way to Châteauneuf-du-Pape. During the trip, you'll have the opportunity to taste the famous Provençal wine. Later, we cross the Rhône at Roquemaure and return to Villeneuve by following the river course. In the afternoon there'll be time to visit the historic centre of Avignon. Own dinner arrangements. Elevation +-285m/935ft

Meals:  B,L

We cruise for two hours this morning to the new harbour on the Rhone at Aramon. From here we cycle to the best preserved Roman aqueduct in Europe, the Pont du Gard. This UNESCO listed aqueduct is a truly spectacular work of architecture. Later we return to our mooring in Aramon, a typical village on the banks of the Rhone, with a beautiful view over the Mont Ventoux. Elevation +-240m/787ft

Meals:  B,L,D

From Vallabrègues, a charming riverside village known for its long tradition of wicker basket making, the loop cycle begins through rich Provençal farmland lined with orchards and quiet country lanes. The route leads to the hilltop village of Boulbon, where the ruins of a 15th century castle crown the ridge, rewarding you with sweeping views across the Rhône Valley. Continuing on, you reach Tarascon, home to one of Provence’s most impressive medieval castles, dramatically set along the banks of the Rhône River. In nearby Beaucaire, another castle invites exploration, with sections of its ramparts still open for panoramic walks. Following a scenic bike path built along a former railway line, you ride toward Remoulins and the remarkable troglodyte Abbey of St. Romain. Carved directly into the limestone cliff, this fortified monastery is a striking reminder of the region’s layered history. After a rewarding day of cycling through villages, vineyards and river landscapes, you return to Vallabrègues for the night. Elevation +-200m/660ft

Meals:  B,L,D

Today's cycle brings us to Saint Remy de Provence, the birthplace of Nostradamus, and one of the "must-sees" in Provence. Vincent Van Gogh was treated here at Monastery Saint-Paul de Mausole and was so inspired by the light and landscape that he created 143 oil paintings and more than 100 drawings. Later we cycle to the Alpilles (hills), with an ascent to the fortified town of Les Baux de Provence. This picturesque village is lodged high atop the rock itself. A landscape of limestone cliffs, lavender and olive trees accompanies our journey. Continue to Arles. Elevation +-380m/1246ft

Meals:  B,L,D

This morning is dedicated to exploring Arles, the ancient capital of Gaul. You will be welcomed by a professional guide, who will accompany you around the impressive sights of the town (1hr). UNESCO World Heritage listed, Arles has many important and beautiful Roman ruins including the Amphitheatre which dominates the centre. After lunch we reach Franquevaux by bike then cruise to Aigues Mortes for our overnight stay. The striking walled town of Aigues-Mortes is set on the Petite Camargue, a flat marsh. The town has changed little in outward appearance since the Middle Ages, with its watch towers and fortified portes or gates. It was established as a port town with access to the sea via a canal through the marshlands. We recommend trying a "fougasse", a traditional local pastry made with Brioche dough, sugar and orange blossom. Elevation +-100m/328ft

Meals:  B,L,D

We discover the spectacular Camargue on today's round cycle. We ride on small country lanes passing by canals, lagoons, and small villages including La Cailar, Marsillargues and Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze, known for their ancient taurine tradition. In the afternoon, we will visit an organic vineyard and enjoy a special wine tasting experience. We return to Aigues Mortes for the last night on board the boat. Elevation +-160m/525ft

Meals:  B,L,D

After breakfast the trip concludes in Aigues Mortes.

Meals:  B

Make your way to Aigues Mortes and the boat. Boarding begins at 5pm, with the introductory briefing and refreshing aperitif at 6.30pm followed by dinner on board. The striking walled town of Aigues-Mortes is set on the Petite Camargue, a flat marsh and is the last town on the Rhône River before it flows into the Mediterranean near Saintes Maries de la Mer. The town has changed little in outward appearance since the Middle Ages with its watch towers and fortified portes or gates. It was established as a port town with access to the sea via a canal through the marshlands. We recommend you try a "fougasse" which is a traditional pastry made with Brioche dough, sugar and orange blossom.

Meals:  D

On our first cycle day we discover the spectacular Camargue. We have a loop ride on small country lanes passing by canals, lagoons, and small villages including La Cailar, Marsillargues and Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze, known for their ancient taurine tradition. In the afternoon, we will visit an organic vineyard and enjoy a special wine tasting experience. Return to Aigues-Mortes and own dinner arrangements. Elevation +-160m/525ft

Meals:  B,L

We cruise for a couple of hours up to Franquevaux and then cycle to today's destination: Arles. Arles is known for the richness of its antique and Roman patrimony. The city will fascinate you with its hidden treasures. Getting lost among its small alleys is like entering a painting by Vincent Van Gogh. In the afternoon you have the opportunity to be welcomed by a local guide, who will accompany you around the jewels of the town. Elevation +105m/344ft, -110m/360ft

Meals:  B,L,D

Today's cycle follows a breathtaking route to the Alpilles (hills). We begin by cycling to the town of Le Baux de Provence with its striking position atop the rocky cliffs. Next we descend to Saint Remy de Provence, one of Provence's "must see" villages. Vincent Van Gogh was treated here at Monastery Saint-Paul de Mausole and was so inspired by the light and landscape that he created 143 oil paintings and more than 100 drawings. It's a landscape of limestone cliffs, lavender and olive trees. In the evening we moor in Vallabregues, a pretty Provencal village on the banks of the Rhone. Elevation +445m/1460ft, -440m/1444ft

Meals:  B,L,D

From Vallabrègues, a charming riverside village known for its long tradition of wicker basket making, the loop cycle begins through rich Provençal farmland lined with orchards and quiet country lanes. The route leads to the hilltop village of Boulbon, where the ruins of a 15th century castle crown the ridge, rewarding you with sweeping views across the Rhône Valley. Continuing on, you reach Tarascon, home to one of Provence’s most impressive medieval castles, dramatically set along the banks of the Rhône River. In nearby Beaucaire, another castle invites exploration, with sections of its ramparts still open for panoramic walks. Following a scenic bike path built along a former railway line, you ride toward Remoulins and the remarkable troglodyte Abbey of St. Romain. Carved directly into the limestone cliff, this fortified monastery is a striking reminder of the region’s layered history. After a rewarding day of cycling through villages, vineyards and river landscapes, you return to Vallabrègues for the night. Elevation +-200m/660ft

Meals:  B,L,D

The ride today will take us to the best preserved Roman aqueduct in Europe: Pont du Gard, a spectacular architectural work. In the afternoon we will arrive in Avignon, the city of the Popes. The boat moors in Quai de la Ligne next to the famous Pont St Bénezet. Elevation +-240m/787ft

Meals:  B,L,D

Today we’ll cycle to other side of the Rhone by crossing the island Île de la Barthelasse, and ride through typical Provencal landscapes, between vineyards and orchards on the way to Châteauneuf-du-Pape. During the trip, you will have the opportunity to taste the famous Provençal wine. Later, we will cross the Rhône at Roquemaure and return to Villeneuve by following the river course. In the afternoon there is time to discover the historical centre of Avignon before our final dinner together. Elevation +-285m/935ft

Meals:  B,L,D

After breakfast the trip concludes in Avignon.

Meals:  B