Brittany and Normandy explored Good cycling on varied terrain; canal path for first day; country roads, cycling by the sea, dirt tracks, sandy tracks, woodland paths, all doable and fun. Lovely scenery, lots of history, beautiful old buildings and D-Day beaches Omaha and Juno and the museums to bring it to life. Very moving.
We had a great holiday cycling in Provence and the ebikes were excellent. Most of the hotels were really nice with a very good breakfast and located close to the town centre. There was so much to do and see that we didn’t have enough time for everything. The only day we would have changed was the day cycling in the Camargue area which wasn’t anything special. We saw a few flamingos in the distance but with hindsight I wish we’d stayed in Arles to have a better look at some of the amazing Roman buildings. A whole day in Nîmes would have been worthwhile too. One wet day only, but be sure to pack something waterproof. The app for the route guidance didn’t work very well in narrow lanes in city centres but it was fine in more open spaces. In mid-May the temperatures were very pleasant and there were flowers everywhere in the lush, green countryside. Certainly a holiday we won’t forget.
Wonderful experience. The app worked great. I did have one flat, and discovered that a needed tool was missing. Fortunately there was a bike shop nearby. Turned out it was no big deal. The weather was fantastic.
