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France: Provence – Camargue

Southern part of France
Avignon One way tour. Possible in both directions. Aigues Mortes
From €1120 p.p.
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France: Provence – Camargue

Highlights of this tour

A wonderful boat & bike tour through the wild Camargue nature with its bulls and horses: from the medieval fortress of Aigues Mortes you’ll cycle gradually towards Arles. After that you’ll visit the most typical Provence landscape, including the Rhone Valley, Van Gogh’s Provence and the Roman Pont du Gard. Easy cycling in mostly flat areas, with only few short climbs and descents. Little effort required, suitable for most people. In this tour you have the possibility to explore by bike the southern part of France. Historically, Provence was important […]

Easy cycling in lovely Southern France

Wild Camargue nature, see bulls & horses

Provence landscape and Rhone Valley

Barges with max. 21 passengers

Guidance
  • Guided cycling: A tour leader will guide you during the cycling days
  • Independent cycling: No tour leader, the ships’ crew does daily briefing, independent cycling
guidance Independent cycling Guided cycling
Difficulty
  • Level 1: easy tours, very flat terrain
  • Level 2: quite easy tours, mostly flat terrain
  • Level 3: requires a higher level of exertion, medium hilly terrain
  • Level 4: for experienced cyclists, hilly terrain with climbs
Difficulty level 1 Difficulty level 1
Duration of the tour.
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8 days

About this tour

A wonderful boat & bike tour through the wild Camargue nature with its bulls and horses: from the medieval fortress of Aigues Mortes you’ll cycle gradually towards Arles. After that you’ll visit the most typical Provence landscape, including the Rhone Valley, Van Gogh’s Provence and the Roman Pont du Gard.

Easy cycling in mostly flat areas, with only few short climbs and descents. Little effort required, suitable for most people.

In this tour you have the possibility to explore by bike the southern part of France. Historically, Provence was important to the Celts, Greeks and Romans, which added to the layers of Provencal life, while in more modern times the Provence landscape inspired artists like Van Gogh and Cézanne. You will cycle along quiet roads with breathtaking scenery and discover many delightful hilltop villages, among vineyards and orchards. Then you will enter the Camargue region, a dramatic river delta, home to flamingos, wild horses and countless bird species. You will find it difficult not to fall in love with these landscapes!

The ship – Your sailing hotel
In between cycling excursions, you cruise along with the ship, which travels to a new destination every day. You dine, sleep and eat breakfast on board and you can prepare a packed lunch every day. It’s also possible to spend a day on board if you like. There are rental bikes/E-bikes on board.

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Day to day program Avignon - Aigues Mortes

Parts that are printed in italics parts will be covered by the ship.

All distances are “approximate distances” of recommended bike tours.
When guests prefer a day of rest, they can stay on board while cruising to the next town.
The tour details are barring changes, a.o. as a result of nautical, technical or meteorological reasons.

Day 1: Embarkation: Avignon

We welcome you aboard your new home-from-home from 6.00 pm onwards (2025: from 5.00 pm), and then regroup for the introductory briefing – at 6.30 pm – with your tour leader, skipper and crew, along with a first refreshing aperitivo. Your mooring place is in Quai de la Ligne next to the famous Pont St. Bénezet.

Day 2: Avignon, round tour (approx. 30 km/ 18 mi.)

Today you’ll get to the other side of the river Rhone by crossing the island Île de la Barthelasse, and we’ll ride in the typical garrigue landscape, between vineyards and orchards. Before going back you’ll visit Villeneuve Les Avignon, once known to be the town of the cardinals. In the afternoon time to discover the historic center of Avignon. 2025: Dinner tonight (not included) will be in town in a restaurant of your choice.

Day 3: Avignon – Aramon | Aramon (approx. 40 km/24 mi.)

In the morning navigation till the town of Aramon, where you will start pedalling. The stage today will bring you to the best preserved Roman aqueduct in Europe: Pont du Gard, a very spectacular work. Overnight in Aramon with a beautiful view over the Mont Ventoux.

Day 4: Aramon – Vallabrègues | round tour Vallabrègues (approx. 35 km/21 mi.)

You start your day cruising to Vallabrègues, a pretty Provençal village on the banks of the Rhône. Along country roads you will arrive to Barbentane with its castle at the confluence of the Rhone and Durance rivers. You will cycle to the magnificent Abbey of Saint Michel de Frigolet and afterwards down to the medieval village of Boulbon. Overnight in Vallabrègues.

Day 5: Vallabrègues – Arles (approx. 55 km/33 mi.)

This bike tour brings you to Saint Remy de Provence, birthplace of Nostradamus. This village is also famous for having hosted Van Gogh in the days of his mental illness. In the end you move onto the Alpilles, with Les-Baux-de-Provence, a village lodged in the rock itself. A landscape of limestone cliffs and olive trees accompanies your journey.

Day 6: Arles – Aigues Mortes (approx. 25 km/15 mi. | 2025: approx. 35 km/21 mi.)

Today the whole morning is dedicated to visit Arles, the ancient capital of Gaul with beautiful Roman ruins. You will also have the opportunity to be welcomed by a professional guide, who will accompany you around the jewels of the town. After lunch you reach the lock of Saint Gilles and from there you will cruise to Aigues Mortes for the overnight stay. 2024: Dinner tonight (not included) will be in a restaurant of your choice.

Day 7: Aigues Mortes, round tour (approx. 55 km/33 mi.)

This day is dedicated to the exploration of the Camargue area, with its canals, villages and lagoons. In the afternoon you will reach the seaside town of Le Graudu-Roi where you can have a bath in the Mediterranean Sea and relax on the sand. Do not miss the opportunity to observe small groups of pink flamingos along the Canal du Rhône à Sète and on its ponds at the edge of the Salins du Midi.

Day 8: Disembarkation: Aigues Mortes

After breakfast: disembarkation and end of the tour.

Good to know

Tour program variations: The program has been planned to feature navigation along the Rhone River and Rhone-Sète Canal. Due to organizational reasons, weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during the holiday. Issues with high and low water, as well as logistic obstacles such as officially ordered – previously not announced – repair work on locks or bridges can modify some of the daily stretches or overnight stays and may even request a transfer by bus. These decisions are only taken by the barge’s captain.

Route profile
Total length: 250 km
Terrain: 90% tarmac, 10% unpaved
The tour is totally in the lowlands during the two stages in Camargue, while the stages north of Arles present some ups and downs, which are however easy to overcome. There is just one more demanding slope towards Les Baux de Provence, but you will be fully repaid with an extraordinary landscape. The itinerary is mostly on secondary roads with low traffic; some short stretches on more busy roads are however inevitable. There will also be a couple of navigation stretches to make the stage more enjoyable.

Activity level: Leisure cycling in mostly flat areas, with only a few short ups and downs. Little effort required, suitable for everyone.

Tour leader
• English speaking tour leader within an international group.
• this tour offers the choice of cycling alone using our App or with the whole group following the tour leader.
• holds a daily briefing for both guests who chose the self-guided version of the tour and those who chose the guided version
• leads the tour on bike, coordinates the participants and knows how to intervene in the event of unforeseen events (guided version)
• is available to advise guests traveling independently (self-guided version)

Our ships Please do not forget that the ship is your hotel as well as a machine, which has to be maintained and operated – day and night. A certain level of noise is therefore inevitable.


Day to day program Aigues Mortes - Avignon

Parts that are printed in italics parts will be covered by the ship.

All distances are “approximate distances” of recommended bike tours.
When guests prefer a day of rest, they can stay on board while cruising to the next town.
The tour details are barring changes, a.o. as a result of nautical, technical or meteorological reasons.

Parts that are printed in italics parts will be covered by the ship.

All distances are “approximate distances” of recommended bike tours.
When guests prefer a day of rest, they can stay on board while cruising to the next town.
The tour details are barring changes, a.o. as a result of nautical, technical or meteorological reasons.

Day 1: Embarkation: Aigues-Mortes

We welcome you in Aigues Mortes, medieval town, ancient military and commercial port on the Mediterranean aboard your new home-from-home from 6.00 pm (2025: 5.00 pm) onwards, and then regroup for the introductory briefing – at 6.30 pm – with your tour leader, skipper and crew, along with a first refreshing aperitivo.

Day 2: Aigues-Mortes, round tour (approx. 55 km/31 mi.)

Going through small country lanes of Camargue between canals, lagoons and small villages you will have the chance to see the famous black bulls and the white horses typical of this region, as well as the pink flamingos. In the afternoon you will  reach in the afternoon the charming fishermen’s village Le Grau-du-Roi. Possibility of a refreshing bath on the beach. 2025: Dinner tonight (not included) will be in a restaurant of your choice.

Day 3: Aigues Mortes – Saint Gilles | Saint Gilles – Arles (approx. 25 km/15 mi.) | 2025: Aigues Mortes – Franquevaux | Franquevaux – Arles (approx. 35 km/21 mi.)

You will cruise for a couple of hours up to Saint Gilles/2025: Franquevaux and then cycle to today’s destination: Arles, known for the richness of its antique and Roman patrimony. The city fascinates you with its hidden treasures. Getting lost among its small alleys will be like entering a picture by Van Gogh. In the afternoon you will also have the opportunity to be welcomed by a professional guide, who will accompany you around the jewels of the town.

Day 4: Arles–Vallabreguès (bike tour approx. 55 km/31 mi.)

This is a breathtaking stage, which brings you to the Alpilles, with the perched village of Les-Baux-de-Provence and then to Saint Rémy de Provence. A landscape of limestone cliffs and olive trees will accompany the trip. In the evening you will moor in Vallabrègues, pretty Provençal village on the banks of the Rhône.

Day 5: Vallabrègues (round tour approx. 35 km/21 mi.) | Vallabrègues –Aramon

Along country roads you will arrive to Barbentane with its castle at the confluence of the Rhone and Durance rivers. You will cycle to the magnificent Abbey of Saint Michel de Frigolet and after-wards down to the medieval village of Boulbon. In the afternoon navigation to Aramon for the overnight with a beautiful view over the Mont Ventoux.

Day 6: Aramon (round approx. 40 km/24 mi.)| Aramon–Avignon

The stage today will bring you to the best preserved Roman aqueduct in Europe: Pont du Gard, a very spectacular work. Back to Aramon in the afternoon you will cruise to Avignon, the city of the Popes. Your mooring place is in Quai de la Ligne next to the famous Pont St. Bénezet. 2024: Dinner tonight (not included) will be in a restaurant of your choice.

Day 7: Avignon, (round tour approx. 30 km/18 mi.)

Today you’ll get to the other side of the river Rhone by crossing the island Île de la Barthelasse, and we’ll ride in the typical garrigue landscape, between vineyards and orchards. Before going back you’ll visit Villeneuve Les Avignon, once known to be the town of the cardinals. In the afternoon a guided visit will let you discover the historic center of Avignon.

Day 8: Disembarkation: Avignon

After breakfast: disembarkation and end of the tour.

Good to know

Tour program variations: The program has been planned to feature navigation along the Rhone River and Rhone-Sète Canal. Due to organizational reasons, weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during the holiday. Issues with high and low water, as well as logistic obstacles such as officially ordered – previously not announced – repair work on locks or bridges can modify some of the daily stretches or overnight stays and may even request a transfer by bus. These decisions are only taken by the barge’s captain.

Route profile
Total length: 250 km
Terrain: 90% tarmac, 10% unpaved
The tour is totally in the lowlands during the two stages in Camargue, while the stages north of Arles present some ups and downs, which are however easy to overcome. There is just one more demanding slope towards Les Baux de Provence, but you will be fully repaid with an extraordinary landscape. The itinerary is mostly on secondary roads with low traffic; some short stretches on more busy roads are however inevitable. There will also be a couple of navigation stretches to make the stage more enjoyable.

Activity level: Leisure cycling in mostly flat areas, with only a few short ups and downs. Little effort required, suitable for everyone.

Tour leader
• English speaking tour leader within an international group.
• this tour offers the choice of cycling alone using our App or with the whole group following the tour leader.
• holds a daily briefing for both guests who chose the self-guided version of the tour and those who chose the guided version
• leads the tour on bike, coordinates the participants and knows how to intervene in the event of unforeseen events (guided version)
• is available to advise guests traveling independently (self-guided version)

Our ships Please do not forget that the ship is your hotel as well as a machine, which has to be maintained and operated – day and night. A certain level of noise is therefore inevitable.


Prices & availability

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Prices & information

Pricing overview - 2025
Cabin type For Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4
Twin cabin 2 pers. € 1190 € 1590 € 1690 € 1800 Single cabin (only 1 on Caprice) 1 pers. € 1590 € 1990 € 2090 € 2200 Twin cabin for single use 1 pers. € 2230 € 2630 € 2730 € 2840
Pricing overview - 2024
Cabin type For Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4
Twin cabin 2 pers. € 1120 € 1520 € 1620 € 1720 Single cabin (only 1 on Caprice) pers. € 1470 € 1870 € 1970 € 2070 Twin cabin for single use 1 pers. € 2100 € 2500 € 2600 € 2700
Included in this tour
  • Tour and accommodation on board the Caprice/L’Estello in the booked cabin category during 8 days / 7 nights (Sat.-Sat.)
  • Full board (7x breakfast and 6x dinner, selfmade packed lunch)
  • Coffee and tea and other hot drinks on board
  • Use of bed linen and towels
  • Courtesy kit with eco solid soaps (hand + body + shampoo) and shower cap
  • Mid-week cabin cleaning service and towel change
  • Bike helmet (to book in advance)
  • English speaking tour leader within an international group
  • Digital tour information
  • App including maps, points of interest and GPS tracks
  • Guided visit in Arles
  • Some short walking tours
  • WiFi
  • 2025: visit and wine tasting at a typical winery
  • 2025: oil tasting
Excluded in this tour
  • Transfers to/from docking places in Avignon and Aigues Mortes (France)
  • 1x dinner
  • Rental bicycle or E-Bike (optional)
  • Other transfers
  • Parking fees
  • Entrance fees & excursions
  • Fees for ferries
  • Drinks on board
  • Personal (travel) insurances
  • Gratuities (at your discretion)
  • SGR Insolvency protection
SGR Insolvency protection (mandatory consumer contribution SGR insolvency protection guarantee scheme: € 5 per person - will be specified separately on the booking confirmation)
Bicycles/E-Bikes

Rental bikes are available in various sizes in unisex models. At the moment of booking, you can choose from the following bikes:

  • Unisex touring bike  27-gear Shimano Deore
  • Bosch unisex E-bike 9-gear Shimano
  • Features: aluminium frame, step-through: 40cm high, mudguards, rear rack, comfort gel saddle, anti-puncture Schwalbe tyres, ergonomic bicycle grips and Speed Lifter system to easily adjust the handlebar height, bottle holder (only on touring bikes).
  • Own bikes are not allowed on board for logistical reasons and on board space organization.

 

Bicycle/E-Bike rent is including:

  • complimentary handelbar phone-holder bag (one per cabin)
  • Ortlieb rear side pannier (12,5 l)
  • helmet (head 54-61 cm)
  • complimentary Tritan® reusable water bottle
  • insurance against theft and damage

 

Additional options & information - 2025
  • Rental bicycle: € 110 per week/person
  • Rental E-Bike: € 270 per week/person (only on request, limited number of e-bikes available, early bookings strongly recommended.
  • Bike helmet:  All the helmets have a certification mark according to the DIN EN 1078 (CE) European norm. Helmet is incl. in the price.

 

Guided or self-guided?: You can choose to cycle this tour:
• independently (following the APP we will provide you)
• with the group (following the tour leader)
When booking the tour you have to specify which option is chosen.

Diets and allergies:
If you are vegetarian, vegan, gluten-intolerant, allergic to some specific ingredients/substances or if you suffer from any other kind of allergies please indicate it at the moment of booking. Once on board, make sure that the kitchen staff is aware of your allergies, in order to avoid unpleasant situations. A supplement may be asked (€ 65, in advance for gluten-free, lactose-free and vegan diets).

Transfer back:
We advise you to take the train back to Aigues Mortes/Avignon. The duration of the tour is about 2 hrs. For departure times and ticket prices please look on: www.sncf-connect.com.

Guaranteed departure with a minimum of 12 participants

Legal notice: Boat Bike Tours is not the operator of this tour; this is a so called ‘partner tour’. Tour operator is: Girolibero, Vicenza, Italy

Additional options & information - 2024
  • Rental bicycle: € 110 per week/person
  • Rental E-Bike: € 270 per week/person (only on request, limited number of e-bikes available, early bookings strongly recommended.
  • Bike helmet:  All the helmets have a certification mark according to the DIN EN 1078 (CE) European norm. Helmet is incl. in the price.

 

Diets and allergies:
If you are vegetarian, vegan, gluten-intolerant, allergic to some specific ingredients/substances or if you suffer from any other kind of allergies please indicate it at the moment of booking. Once on board, make sure that the kitchen staff is aware of your allergies, in order to avoid unpleasant situations. A supplement may be asked (€ 50, in advance for gluten-free, lactose-free and vegan diets).

Transfer back:
We advise you to take the train back to Aigues Mortes/Avignon. The duration of the tour is about 2 hrs. For departure times and ticket prices please look on: www.sncf-connect.com.

Guaranteed departure with a minimum of 12 participants

Legal notice: Boat Bike Tours is not the operator of this tour; this is a so called ‘partner tour’. Tour operator is: Girolibero, Vicenza, Italy


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Reviews

based on 46 reviews on
17 Nov 2023

John Whiting

We traveled as a couple on this tour. The fact that we knew no one was not an issue as the tour guide and crew made it a very welcoming and inclusive experience. Our tour guide was an amazing person. She was a lot of fun. She had researched her area and was extremely knowledgeable. She made everything engaging and her instructions were always clear. She was Italian and her French and English was great, so her skills as an interpreter were excellent. The boat staff were always helpful and friendly. The food was plentiful and of a good quality. When feedback was given about the need for salad it was taken on board immediately. The bikes were well maintained and great to ride. Equipment generally was very well organised. Our cabin was a double, which was tight but… it’s a boat. The living area upstairs was lovely so that compensated more than adequately. The itinerary was an excellent one. Our trip was from Avignon to Agues Morte. It seems this is the best option, it certainly worked well for us. I would thoroughly recommend this company to others.

Reply from Boat Bike Tours 27 Nov 2023

Hi John, Thank you for your wonderful feedback on our tour! We're delighted to hear you felt welcomed and included. Our guide's knowledge and language skills, along with the friendly boat staff and delicious food, made for a memorable experience. We appreciate your observation about the salad, and we're glad our prompt response met your expectations. It's fantastic that you enjoyed the well-maintained bikes, organized equipment, and the lovely upper deck. While we understand the cabin size may have been tight, we're pleased that the spacious living area compensated adequately. We're grateful for your recommendation and hope to welcome you back on board in the future. Warm regards, Romy

26 Oct 2023

Nathan Cohen

My wife and I had a wonderful week. Hugo the guide was exceptional. He had tremendous knowledge of the area weaving through small towns and vineyards. Added to this was his grasp of the historic background of the towns, castles, roman ruins, other sites we visited coupled with his knowledge of the historical figures. The food on the boat met all of our expectations, it was simply very good. This was a winner. (One additional note. There are a few relative short steep climbs on multiple days. The literature should encourage casual riders to consider an e bike to make these climbs easier.)

Reply from Boat Bike Tours 27 Oct 2023

Thank you for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear you had a wonderful week with our exceptional guide, Hugo. We're glad you enjoyed the food and appreciate your suggestion about e-bikes for steep climbs. We look forward to hosting you again on a Boat Bike Tours adventure!

23 Oct 2023

KE

Our guide Weiger was great! Very knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating. The food was amazing. Chef Nadia fed us so well!

Reply from Boat Bike Tours 27 Oct 2023

Thank you for sharing your positive experience! We're thrilled that you had a great time with our Crew. We look forward to welcoming you again! Best Regards, Boat Bike Tours

23 Oct 2023

Craig Thompson

Guide and food was excellent

Reply from Boat Bike Tours 27 Oct 2023

We're delighted to hear that you had a excellent experience. Best Regards, Boat Bike Tours


Available ships for this tour

Motor ship L’Estello France

Panoramic windows

Library

Cozy lounge area

Individually controlled air conditioning

max. 20 passengers
10 cabins
1 tours available with this ship
Motor ship Caprice France

Free coffee and tea 24/7

Openable windows

Restaurant with separate lounge

Individually controlled air conditioning

max. 21 passengers
11 cabins
1 tours available with this ship

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