E-Bike Tour Antibes & St-Paul-de-Vence : Riviera Edelsteine & Parks
Beschreibung
Ein äußerst reichhaltiger, vielfältiger und unvergesslicher E-Bike-Ausflug von Antibes, der von Vauban befestigten Stadt, ihrem Kap der Milliardärsvillen und ihrem höchsten Aussichtspunkt über Angels & Cannes Buchten. Lassen Sie sich von seinem Grimaldi-Schloss (heute Picasso-Museum) überraschen und genießen Sie die beeindruckende Aussicht, die von den Alpen gekrönt wird, seine Sandstrände, Milliardärsyachten, blühenden Kopfsteinpflasterstraßen und Wälle. Holen Sie sich einen Vorgeschmack auf die Provence auf den Markt (sehr schmackhafte lokale Speisen Picknick inbegriffen). Atmen Sie das Meer auf einem Küstenradweg tief ein, um in Naturparks am Fluss einzutauchen (Vogelbeobachtung & Fischbeobachtung). Lassen Sie sich von einem majestätischen modernen Yachthafen überraschen, bevor Sie die ersten Hügel der Provence erklimmen und das Highlight erreichen : die Stadt Saint-Paul-de-Vence durch Olivenbäume und Weinberge. Erkunden Sie dieses Juwel der befestigten Architektur und besuchen Sie Kunstgalerien. Radeln Sie auf Befestigungsanlagen, genießen Sie atemberaubende Ausblicke & riechen Sie intensiv Provence (entspannend frisch bergab) (⚠️Herausfordernde 42km Fahrt - NUR WENN AUF DEM EBIKE)
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Abfahrt von der wunderschönen provenzalischen Altstadt von Antibes, sehr blumig gefärbte Straßen und Plätze befestigt direkt über dem Meer. Schöner Markt mit leckerem Essen. Eine großartige Architektur mit einer schönen gotischen & barocken Kathedrale
Entdecken Sie die Kaps der Milliardäre, die die Côte d'Azur berühmt gemacht haben, beeindruckende Villen, einen Leuchtturm und den höchsten und spektakulärsten Panoramapunkt, einer der besten 360° über beide Buchten von Nizza und Cannes.
Sehr massiver moderner Hafen & Residenz am Meer gebaut (90er Resort)
Eines der schönsten mittelalterlichen Dörfer an der Côte d’Azur & eines der meistbesuchten in Frankreich, Adlernest 200 Meter über dem Meeresspiegel mit beeindruckenden Befestigungsanlagen perfekt gepflegt. Labyrinthisches Kopfsteinpflaster gepflasterte Straßen und Kalkstein beeindruckende mittelalterliche Häuser, Plätze, Brunnen & Friedhof mit Meerblick (Chagalls Grab & Geschichte der Malerei, Kino & Kunstgalerien)
Eine der schönsten Küstenstadt (antikes Fischerdorf). Haupthighlights die farbenfrohe Altstadt, das thronende Dorf & Schloss Grimaldi
Und seine überraschende moderne Marina, sein Hafen und schöne Naturparks (am Fluss (Fischbeobachtung), See (Vogelbeobachtung)
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Bewertungen der Reisenden
Wichtige Informationen
- Spezielle Sitze für Kleinkinder sind verfügbar.
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Wirbelsäulenverletzungen
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Herz-Kreislauf-Schwäche
- Nicht empfohlen für Schwangere
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
- Alle Teilnehmer müssen Fahrrad fahren können
- Kinder müssen von einem Erwachsenen begleitet werden
- ⚠️ Anspruchsvolle Fahrt mit Anstiegen (400 Meter) wenn bevorzugt können wir nur Antibes & Cape mit mehr Zeit und Strandstopps besuchen
Bewertungen(6)
Our guide, Samuel, was very flexible - giving us options on what to see, what to eat, and where we wanted to stop to sightsee. We saw so many things! The cathedral in Antibes, old Antibes, the lighthouse, Fort Carre, a fabulous market where we.bought pan bagnat sandwiches and fruit and spices to take home, marinas and grand yachts, and a national park with a bird sanctuary. The highlight was St. Paul de Vence. The bike up there was very steep but the e-bikes made it doable. The bikes were very comfortable and easy to use.
We started a bit late and ran short on time (not our fault). So while we wanted to go to St Paul de Vence we simply did not have the time. That said the tour was beautiful. We rode thru parks, along spectacular vistas by the sea, stopped at the most charming market in old town for sandwiches and ate at a bench in a beautiful village outside St Paul. We loved the experience. We would have skipped the tower (since it wasn’t open and we couldn’t see the 360 degree views) and the modern harbor (nothing really to see there). I would request a tour to St. Paul de vence with at least an hour to wander the town before heading back. As it was we had to hop a train back to make it on time. All in all, a great way to spend 4 1/2 hrs. I would recommmend the tour with clear caveats.
Thank you Stacey and Ken for your kind review and remarks that permit us to correct it. As you had a private tour and you had to be back earlier at 2.30pm we could have stopped in Saint-Paul-de-Vence but only for 30mn. We just had set the tour a bit longer (6 to 7hrs- instead 5h30) to have more time to spend at each stop and in Saint Paul. Concerning the tower stop, you are right, it was closed that day but we pass anyway from there because it's on the way, to avoid other roads with traffic and to enjoy the beauty of the panoramic view and the beautiful church which are very emblematic and almost 360°. The same for the modern marina, even if that's not totally my cup of tea, that's on the way (we don't miss any time passing there) and I think that a lot of people are quite impressed to pass through. We keep improving this itinerary that is very diverse and wonderfull on my point of view and require a medium/good fitness level and to be definitely at ease on E-Bike (and pretty safe with maybe 70% of cycle lanes, some small roads and some off the beaten tracks)
Good mix between movement and information with a very sympathetic and local guide. Very varied program: Architecture, nature and history. Beautiful scenery.
We had a delightful day with our guide Samuel and another couple. The tour was as described and the e-bikes were in good condition. While not as powerful as others we have rented, they were adequate at full power for climbing. Samuel spoke excellent English, was very knowledgeable and friendly. The two highlights for us were the excellent picnic lunch and visiting Saint-Paul-de-Vence. We started our day in Nice and had no difficulty getting to the tour starting point in Antibes via the TER (ZOU! train) from Nice-Ville. We needed 15 minutes to figure out how to buy our return tickets and get through the barrier to the platform. All-in-all we had a wonderful day and would recommend this bike trip for anyone in “sporty” physical condition.
Samuel, was a kind & attentive guide. He went out of his way to tailor the tour to our riding abilities & personal interests. He purchased a lunch of local specialties for us - which we enjoyed. The ride through automobile & pedestrian traffic was a bit nerve racking at times. However, the views of Old Town Antibes & the waterfront were spectacular. The e-bike made the trip doable for our entire family - it wasn’t too strenuous.
Samuel made it very fun for our small group - he checked in with all of us along the way, and took us up and down paths we never would’ve found on our own. It was a little more challenging than we thought when we signed up (28 miles), but if you’re reasonably fit, you can do it and just be pleasantly tired and sore that night. The stop along the river for a picnic with great traditional food from a boulangerie - with the view of the ducks, fish, and greenery - was a highlight. Of course, we enjoyed seeing the lighthouse on the Cape, and the trip up to Saint Paul de Vence. This is a new trip and we appreciated Samuel asking for feedback on both what we loved and what might make it even better. He is a dedicated and gracious host and guide.
