By Isabel Prontes
Cycling holidays are a popular and relaxing way to explore both the natural beauty and historical charm of France. Going cycling is an invigorating and soothing way to explore all the Gallic charm that the country has to offer--from stops at rustic rural villages or partaking in recreational activities, including wine tasting, rock climbing, canoeing and more. There are many different exciting cycling holiday options for visitors to France.
Breton Bikes
Breton Bikes offers cycling holidays for families, beginners and even seasoned cyclists. There are many different tours available, depending on the desires of the tourist, including camping tours and hotel tours. This cycling holiday tour focuses on the Brittany region of France (known as France's Celtic homeland), which is believed to be one of the most warm, hospitable and friendly areas of the entire country.
Belle France
Belle France cycling holidays offer their cyclists various options, which are easy (flat terrain), easy/moderate (some steep hills) and moderate (rolling countryside). From adventures in Alsace to exploring exquisite gardens and cycling through Bordeaux, these cycling holidays are a thorough way to explore what France has to offer. If you like to combine pretty scenery and exercise, Belle France cycling holidays are suitable for you.
French Cycling Holidays
The aptly titled French Cycling Holidays company offers just that. You can choose between leisure and sports cycling holidays, and cycle through some of the nation's loveliest areas (all while stopping to dine on some of the most delicious regional French cuisine). If you want to break a sweat, the sports cycling holidays will take you through some of the most physically demanding cycling routes in the country.
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About the Author:
Isabel Prontes is a freelance writer and traveler residing in Manhattan, NY. She has traveled to five continents and counting. Her work has appeared on a number of websites, such as Travels, eHow.com and "Happy Living Magazine." Prontes has a professional background in public relations; she received a bachelor's degree in communication studies from Pace University.
