Leisure Travel

Getting to Girona!

Posted on: March 28th, 2013 by Santana
Girona 5

View Larger Map   Part of the charm and uniqueness of our cycling tours are that they take you away from many of the typical tourist cities and sights. You get to experience all the beauty of your destination but with a more authentic ambience. However, the challenge with some of the smaller quaint destinations Read more…»


Getting to Avignon!

Posted on: March 21st, 2013 by Santana
Avignon sq

View Larger Map   With almost all of our Provence tours starting or ending in Avignon, this ancient city is a great place to start a tour…once you figure out how you will get there. In the following article we will cover the different options you have for arriving in or departing from this city.   Read more…»


Travel Tips: Suggested Cyclist Packing List

Posted on: March 15th, 2013 by Santana
Bike Equiptment

We understand the challenges you face when packing for your cycling holiday. Trying to predict the elements and figure out what activities you will be partaking in packing for a leisure vacation can be hard enough, but with the added complication of packing for a biking as well it can become a very daunting task. Read more…»


Cyclomundo’s Travel Tips

Posted on: February 21st, 2013 by Santana
Travel Tips xsm

At Cyclomundo we have put together a basic document of general travel tips for anyone who plans on traveling abroad. For first time international travelers these tips can help you make sure you have all the necessary arrangements and everything in order before you leave home. For our many seasoned travelers, this list of helpful Read more…»


See the Mont-Saint-Michel from a different angle

Posted on: April 12th, 2012 by Bruno
Cycling or driving from Mont-Saint-Michel is now a thing of the past

Work has already begun, so vehicle access directly to Mont Saint-Michel–including bicycles– isn’t possible anymore. But the new dam is built, so visitors willing to park there and shuttle in will be able see Mont-Saint-Michel in a whole new light right away!

One enormous advantage of parking by the new dam is that it offers amazing views of Mont-Saint-Michel from approximately 900 meters away. The distance is post card and photo-perfect. Be sure to spend some time looking for the best “photo op” while you’re there.


Getting to Dordogne is easier than ever!

Posted on: March 18th, 2012 by Bruno
Cycling along the Dordogne river from Beynac

With a 4 ½ hour train ride from the Austerliz train station, some feel that Dordogne is far-away place that requires too much valuable vacation time.

Think twice… It would be a shame to overlook this amazing cycling destination! Taking a train from Paris is not the only way to get to Dordogne! With new air service from some European hubs to Brive airport and better service to Toulouse airport, travelers have now more time-saving choices than ever!