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10 Days Rhône-Alpes - Drôme (M-ID: 2319) from €1,599.00 Dates and Duration (Days) +49 (0)40 468 992 48 Mo-Fr. 10:00h to 19.00h 10 days Rhône-Alpes - Drôme (M-ID: 2319) https://www.motourismo.com/en/listings/2319-10-days-rhone-alpes-drome from €1,599.00 Dates and duration (days) Our tour guide speaks perfect French and thus opens many a door to the hospitality of the locals. Sunny mountain passes and cool river valleys - experience mountain landscape, wild rapids and thunderous waterfalls with us the fascinating contrasts of the Rhône-Alpes and pour over the rugged rocks. We explore the plateau and the the Drôme department, right on the border between regional nature park of Vercors and visit the centuries-old, northern and southern France. picturesque little town of Pont-en-Royans. Exclusive is included in this tour! Our base hotel in France is located in a small, historic town, family-run, hospitable and Day 5 warm with star cuisine. Today's tour takes us to the Département Ardèche and the Enjoy this atmosphere and with it a little break from fascinating beauty of the 300 m deep Gorges de l'Ardèche, everyday life, experience relaxed motorcycle tours and treat one of the few naturally formed canyons in Europe, awaits yourself, you deserve it! you. The tour leads us along well constructed, grippy and wonderfully winding roads directly above the rock face and Day 1 provides a fantastic panoramic view of the cliffs and ledges The meeting point for our tour is in the Black Forest, where of this gorge. we spend the first evening. The evening together gives us the opportunity to get to know the other participants and Day 6 our tour guide will make you curious about the upcoming Before we start our tour together, we experience the unique tours. flair of a French weekly market, far away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist attractions. A variety of delicious Day 2 and fragrant local produce awaits us, such as goat cheese, Today's tour leads us through the Vosges mountains into lavender honey, olives, nougat, Clairette de Die and lots of the French Jura massif to Lac de Saint-Point, the third regional fruit and vegetables. largest natural lake in France. After the joint stroll, we will set off to explore the region of Day 3 "Le Diois", and we will visit the site where an earthquake in We continue through the Jura massif, along Lake Geneva 1442 caused a huge rock fall. and approach the northern French Alps. At Grenoble, we leave the valley of the Isère and climb the high plateau of Day 7 the Vercors, a pre-Alpine massif crossed by deep gorges Today we drive one of the most varied mountain routes to and valleys. At the southern end of the plateau, we meander the 1909 meter high summit of Mt. Ventoux. Well paved, over the wonderfully winding Col de Rousset down into the winding roads lead us through wild, untouched nature and a Drôme valley, where we reach our base hotel for the next barren rocky landscape with breathtaking views all the way few days of touring. to the Mediterranean Sea. Day 4 Day 8 Today's tour takes us to the "Grand Goulets", one of the After we left the beautiful Drôme valley near Valence, we go most impressive gorge areas in the Alpine region. At northwards again through the Rhône plain. We cross the depths of up to 600 m, rivers run through the enormous Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region on winding secondary 03.10.2021 10 days Rhône-Alpes - Drôme - MOTOURISMO -- 1 roads. Day 9 Today, the route takes you on winding side roads through the Jura mountain range, an undiscovered paradise in the heart of Europe. Over small passes with an endless number of bends we approach the original starting point of our journey in Breisgau again. Day 10 9 exciting driving days are behind us and with them 2550 driving kilometres with endless experiences and impressions. No goodbye forever, the next adventure is already waiting for us! 03.10.2021 10 days Rhône-Alpes - Drôme - MOTOURISMO -- 2 Category Motorcycle Tour Terrain Onroad Vehicle your own motorcycle Tourguide / Coach yes (guided) Accommodation Hotel / B&B or similar Flight to / from no, not incl. Support vehicle (luggage/service) no Level of difficulty medium difficult Customer payment protection yes * PRICING Minimal without optional extras, see pricing Pricing per rider in shared/double room (the booking of a double room is only available for a €1,599.00 booking of two people. All single travellers are asked to choose the single room surcharge or choose to share a twin room with another tour participant) per pillion passenger in shared twin/double room (pillion passengers cannot book €1,499.00 without an accompanying rider) per person single room (surcharge – all single travellers need to choose either the single €350.00 unshared room surcharge or a shared twin room surcharge depending on their preference) per person option “Shared Twin Room” (If you as a single rider do not want to pay the €350.00 single room surcharge, then this option may be suitable for you. You will initially be charged the single room surcharge which will subsequently be refunded or removed from the final invoice if a suitable roommate can be found for you. Features 8 guided tours with a German tour guide familiar with the country 9 nights with breakfast in carefully selected hotels 9 first-class dinners in our hotels (three-course menu) Souvenir gift Not included features Petrol Meals, drinks (if not mentioned separately in services) Toll fees Travel cancellation insurance 03.10.2021 10 days Rhône-Alpes - Drôme - MOTOURISMO -- 3 More details Total distance: 2550 km Daily stages: 190 to 380 km Tour start: Haslach-Schnellingen (D) End of tour: Haslach-Schnellingen (D)/ 4 hotel changes Minimum number of participants : 6 persons - BAGGAGE TRANSPORT - No: There is no support vehicle available for this tour. Each participant transports his luggage independently on the motorcycle. - Difficulty Level: Difficult (SG 3): This tour is only suitable for experienced motorcyclists with appropriate experience and good physical condition. Due to the challenging track layout, the bike should be safely mastered in curves, hairpin bends and on narrow mountain roads. Group size: On our tours we are basically only with one group. Our tour groups are deliberately kept small and limited to 8 motorcycles. The minimum number of participants on this tour is 6 persons. 03.10.2021 10 days Rhône-Alpes - Drôme - MOTOURISMO -- 4.
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