Cycling in Van Gogh's Provence: short and sweet

To get from Avignon to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, there is a local bus - Line 57 - journey time around 50 mins

Yes most hotels are located in the town / village centre, within 10 mins walking distance

Yes, this extra cycling ride into the Camargueis very worthwhile, especially if you're interested in wild, natural landscapes and unique wildlife. Here’s why:
- You’ll be cycling through one of Europe’s most distinctive ecosystems, a rare combination of wetlands, lagoons, salt flats, and open plains.
- Expect to see wild white horses, black bulls, pink flamingos, and a variety of birdlife—especially if you’re a nature or photography lover.
- The route gives you access to the heart of the Camargue, including the Étang de Vaccarès, the largest body of water in the area, known for its raw beauty and ecological importance.
- The area’s flat terrain makes it an easy and scenic ride, even for less experienced cyclists

Our itineraries are based in the countryside and are carefully designed to use quiet, less-traveled backroads whenever possible. Any use of busier roads is minimal and kept to an absolute minimum for safety and enjoyment. In terms of traffic, local drivers are generally respectful of cyclists, which helps create a more relaxed riding experience. We put a lot of thought into selecting scenic country roads, bike paths, and village lanes to ensure your rides are not only safe but also enjoyable and memorable.

The Hybrid bike are equipped with : helmet - pump - 1 front pannier - 1 saddle bag - 1 lock per bike - 1 inner tube per bike - 1 repair kit for two bikes - Phone support on handle bar