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Level 1-2, mostly flat, some hills,along cycle paths and quiet countryroads.

Day 1: Aigues Mortes.

Individual arrival and boarding during the afternoon in Aigues Mortes.

Day 2: round tour Aigues Mortes (approx. 45km)

First ring stage to discover the Camargue, where nature still prevails over civilization.

Day 3: Aigues Mortes–Gallician (approx. 65 km).

You will cycle among cane and rice fields and salt lakes, along with horses, flamingos and bulls, and you will arrive at Saintes Maries de la Mer. You will spend the night moored in the village of Gallician.

Day 4: Gallician–Arles (approx. 20 km)

Today you will sail to Arles, the ancient capital of Gaul with beautiful Roman ruins. You will arrive by bike to the wooden bridge, which was masterfully portrayed by the great painter Van Gogh.

Day 5: Arles–Vallabreguès (approx. 60 km)

This stage will brings you to the Alpilles, with the village of Le Baux de Provence, lodged in the rock itself, then 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. A landscape of limestone cliffs, lavender and olive trees will accompany the trip. In the evening you will moor in Vallabrègues, pretty village on the banks of the Rhone.

Day 6: Vallabrègues–Villeneuvelès-Avignon (approx. 65 km).

The stage today will bring you to the best preserved Roman aqueduct in Europe: Pont du Gard, a spectacular work. In the afternoon you will arrive in Avignon, the city of the Popes. You will be moored in Villeneuve lés Avignons on the opposite bank of the Rhone.

Day 7: circletour Villeneuve-lès-Avignon (approx. 40 km).

Navigation up to Avignon, and then cycle in the direction of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, following low-traffic roads surrounded by vineyards. You will cross the Rhone at the height of Roquemaure and you will return to Villeneuve following the course of the river.

Day 8: Villeneuve-lès-Avignon.

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