As the cycling world gears up for the annual spectacle of the Tour de France, with 184 elite riders set to embark on a gruelling 21-day journey across Spain and France – showcasing spectacular scenery from Mediterranean sprints to brutal ascents in the Jura, Vosges, Pyrenees, and Alps – the allure of exploring destinations on two wheels is stronger than ever.
Beyond the competitive thrill, cycling offers a unique pathway to 'slow travel' – a philosophy that prioritises immersion over ticking off highlights – fostering wellbeing and a profound sense of accomplishment with each pedal stroke.