Start your journey by hiring a comfortable, reliable bike from our Paulette bike hire branches in Bordeaux or Toulouse .

Today, we'd like to introduce you to the 5 must-visit destinations for a micro-adventure by bike on this idyllic route that winds its way through vineyards, picturesque villages and historic châteaux.

1. Plunge into history in Saint-Emilion, a jewel in the crown of winegrowing heritage

Your cycling trip begins with the discovery of Saint-Emilion, a medieval village listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through its cobbled streets, visit its emblematic monuments such as the monolithic church and the Tour du Roy, and taste the wines of Saint-Emilion, renowned for their exceptional quality.

2. An oenological escape in the Frontonnais vineyards

Take advantage of your trip to visit the Frontonnais wine region. Château Boujac welcomes you for wine tastings, tours of the vineyards and cellars, and even escape games for the more adventurous. A convivial moment to share with friends or family.

3. Gourmet break at Café Vélo in Agen

After cycling a few kilometres, reward yourself with a well-deserved break at the Café Vélo in Agen. A partner of Paulette, this friendly café serves tasty local cuisine and offers services tailored to the needs of cyclists.

4. Discover Moissac Abbey, an architectural gem

Continue your journey on the Canal des 2 Mers by visiting the town of Moissac, famous for its Saint-Pierre abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Make the most of this stopover to taste the famous Moissac grape, Chasselas.

5. Pont-Canal du Cacor, a masterpiece of engineering and a spectacular panorama

Finish your journey by crossing the Pont-Canal du Cacor. Admire the exceptional panorama offered by this masterpiece of engineering and capture this unforgettable moment with a souvenir photo.

Get ready to experience these unique moments by booking your bike with Paulette now. Put on your helmet, adjust your pannier and set off to conquer the Canal des 2 Mers by bike. Enjoy your trip!